Great Job Brother. I never had and issues with my first series either. Not even sure why everyone has issues. I never purposely tried to line up the tips either. But I'm not going to invest in the series 2 I personally don't feel like there was much of an upgrade to justify spending 💰. But us Paint O.G's make anything work and don't make excuses. Again nice work. And good to see you back 🫡👊🏼
I will say that the ws 400 was improved to setup easier but that's about it. Definitely not worth the 800 to 900 price point besides the durability than a cheaper gun.
@@paintworkbyjr There's litteraly no change exept for the gauge built in check out pete's hobbies on here he breaks down EVERY gun and explains it.I will just keep my gen1 and stay with my Sagola much faster to.
@travlite8496 I agree 100% I will say the ws400 was improved with the fan but that's about to be honest. To much hype around this gun to be similar to the originals. Sagolas are great guns and walcoms to me have been my favorites
I have the series 2 in a 1.2 hd setup i love it it breaks the clear down real nice i never used the old supernova so i can't compare , but i prefer it over the dv1 and sata x5500 rp ,
Sata 5500 rp 1.2 is a nice gun as well. I like the ws400 2.0 as it was fixed to spray more even and easier to setup. But still like the original ws once it's setup correctly
So many guns, so many copy guns. So many different painters and approaches to painting. Ask 100 painters what gun they like and you will get 100 different answers. Nothing wrong or right about it either. Whatever works... works. I'm a bit old school. I have used guns that may be better than what i normally use but i'm more comfortable with Satajet's mostly. Possibly because Sata was the first brand i used when i started in 96. I like Iwata, Accuspray, Devilbiss and even some old walcom FX97 guns (which were the first pre atomization guns) but Sata 90sl, rp3000, nr2000, 3000 hvlp, rp5000, x5500 1.3i 1500 solv, 90-2 hvlp. I like em all in different ways
Iwata 2 is probably slower and the Sata is faster. Iwata more control??? Sata dont have to really look at the clear going on the panel just spray fast.
Great Job Brother. I never had and issues with my first series either. Not even sure why everyone has issues. I never purposely tried to line up the tips either. But I'm not going to invest in the series 2 I personally don't feel like there was much of an upgrade to justify spending 💰. But us Paint O.G's make anything work and don't make excuses. Again nice work. And good to see you back 🫡👊🏼
I will say that the ws 400 was improved to setup easier but that's about it. Definitely not worth the 800 to 900 price point besides the durability than a cheaper gun.
@@paintworkbyjr There's litteraly no change exept for the gauge built in check out pete's hobbies on here he breaks down EVERY gun and explains it.I will just keep my gen1 and stay with my Sagola much faster to.
@travlite8496 I agree 100% I will say the ws400 was improved with the fan but that's about to be honest. To much hype around this gun to be similar to the originals. Sagolas are great guns and walcoms to me have been my favorites
@@paintworkbyjr preach 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼 😁
I have the series 2 in a 1.2 hd setup i love it it breaks the clear down real nice i never used the old supernova so i can't compare , but i prefer it over the dv1 and sata x5500 rp ,
Sata 5500 rp 1.2 is a nice gun as well. I like the ws400 2.0 as it was fixed to spray more even and easier to setup. But still like the original ws once it's setup correctly
So many guns, so many copy guns. So many different painters and approaches to painting. Ask 100 painters what gun they like and you will get 100 different answers. Nothing wrong or right about it either. Whatever works... works. I'm a bit old school. I have used guns that may be better than what i normally use but i'm more comfortable with Satajet's mostly. Possibly because Sata was the first brand i used when i started in 96. I like Iwata, Accuspray, Devilbiss and even some old walcom FX97 guns (which were the first pre atomization guns) but Sata 90sl, rp3000, nr2000, 3000 hvlp, rp5000, x5500 1.3i 1500 solv, 90-2 hvlp. I like em all in different ways
The times have definitely changed cause I remember years back one gun did it all and now gun for this and gun for that it's like just a money pit
What do you prefer for clear the i or the O ?
I prefer the o nozzle on sata
Ec520 with 80 reducer.. that works best with that clear?
Yes most definitely I wish we could use 2021 clear
Iwata 2 is probably slower and the Sata is faster. Iwata more control??? Sata dont have to really look at the clear going on the panel just spray fast.
Iwata definitely much slower. Sata it's just pull trigger and let it rip.