The reason the peeling clear coat showed through the new paint is because there was no sealer used beforehand. Get a couple cans of Bulldog and spray it on first before your base coat. Also, you want to keep your fan straight on the panel. First coat should just be fogged on, wait 20 minutes and spray a second wetter coat. For metallics, back your gun away from the panel about a foot and fog it on for your last coat. It will stand up the metallic particles better. Then after flash time shoot your clear on wet but not runny. 2 to 3 coats should suffice.
I skipped through the painting part, but the info at the end really helped me understand what Im about to dive into. Thank you for taking the time to make the video and educate us.
Thank's for the info people always can show you how to spend a lot of money to do things but never can show you how to do something cheaper with good or decent results.Can't wait to see when the car is complete
Hey Man you are an amazing dude for sure! I would have never tried this until I saw your video. I would give a million dollars to have your disposition. Thanks for the show.
After numerous attempts to clean my Black and Decker spray gun, and then just throwing it away, I bought the HF electric one, and finished the job with no problems.. Good product for the $$$
Nice job. Thanks for posting your experience. I know a lot of haters saying you can only use expensive equipment. I'm surprised no one commented that you must have a downdraft paint booth. You do with what you have and/or can afford. Of course what do I know, I'm about to use the same sprayer with rustoleum on my $1200 farm truck. Yeah, I've paid more than that for a 'real' paint job, but prep and practice will compensate a lot for the money saved.
@@werone696 I finished my truck. Rustoleum acetone and hardener from tractor supply. 5/2/.3 ratio. I did use the hf $18 hvlp gun. Paint came out pretty good. I suck at body work tho
I had one of those paint guns, I think there are $19. at HF now. I painted maybe 5 work trucks, a bunch of old cheap boats, One Commercial Fishing Boat, some rental hoses outsides, never used it inside. Tip one: Thin Thin Thin your paint, fog your work to avoid drips. The one Modification I made was to hack saw off the Tip Guard, I found it would collect paint then a big drip would drop into the spray and hit the work......with out that I had no more drips. Great utility airless sprayer that fits on a shelf & only cost $20. !
Great video! I have the same gun. used it to paint the trim of the house. Read the instructions. dont let the paint sit for long and make sure you thin it out correcly. i would clean out the gun after 30 min of work even though it didnt need it as a preventative maintenance. It gave me no problems
It's a good alternative . Beats paying minimum 200 bucks even at Harbor Freight for a compressor and air spray gun . ( I know they have cheaper compressors but not one that will maintain enough pressure for painting a car )
I'm impressed with how uniform the metallic flake is in the paint. I highly recommend wiping the whole car down with a wax stripper before sanding. That's a major step in auto body paint.
I did the same thing! If you want less orange peel, then warming up the paint first helps as well as doing MUCH THINNER coats. You blasted like 2-3 coats worth on at a time. Too thick at one time. If you warmed it up, did like 1 light coat and 2-3 medium coats, your results would be 100% better
Also, you will probably cut into the base coat bc you had so much orange peel before clear coat. Sanding before you clear would also have given better results .
Thanks for putting this together. Its always a good idea to find out what will happen in real live. But yes your right. Primer is important to use if you want a quality job.
Wow nice work. I can't believe the outcome from something so cheap. I have one of these and I now have no fear of using it to stain my deck. If a car can look that good I figure my deck will look OK at least.
I own a Graco x7 Magnum & a 360 VSP they are incredible. But I have to say this is pretty damn good for 15$ compared to the near 300$ price tag of my Sprayers.
Planing to use this sprayer on my old camper. Recently I painted an old gang box with a pancake compressor and found it wasn't enough it kept refilling all the while I was spraying. Grateful to see how primer makes a difference.
I used to warm up ink in the morning in a cold shop. I would set the gallon on the table and point a hair dryer at it. Keep rotating or stirring to get uniform temps. Do not use a heat gun or you might blow up the joint.
thank you thank you my air compressor went out when painting my car and this gun I have been looking at for some time now and you just helped me out a lot I'm going to go pick this right up hope it can shoot fine flacks great job I just liked this video and subscribed
Looks good on the right side. Im going to paint our Prius w a Harbor Freight spray gun. Just checking if other people are doing it to. Wet sanding is the trick. It looked much better after you did that..
overall that spray gun is not bad at all man I've been looking to get one of these or and airbrush set up I'm going to paint my grandson's Power Wheels Mustang like black and get some Batman stickers I'm not sure which one I'm going to get yet but this one here to me did pretty damn good job thanks for the review brother
Great video! I subscribed also. I just bought the Harbor Freight spray gun and I am going to prime and paint the hood of my car. Thanks for showing the difference between priming and not. That seems to make a big difference.
Definitely better results then expected. If someone told me they were going do that I'd expect it to come out much rougher looking. I'm curious if with that large a nozzle you'll have problems putting down a wet enough coat on the vertical surfaces to get a good finish without getting runs.
im sure if you do 3 heavy coats and the 4th one mix clear into it with the paint , once dry wet sand with 800 then 1500 then 2000 then buff and should look good.. great job !!
Identical to the Ryobi RES-140. Needs thorough cleaning of piston and o-rings might also fail. Best with diluted paints. Basic mechanism and fairly easy to maintain. Maintenance would be easier if shown or given detailed instructions.
yeah the orange peel is more due to putting to much paint on to quickly and having to thick of individual coats next time trying thining it out a bit more and due lighter coats and more of those light coats on it will certainly help
I have been thinking about the Harbor freight HVLP electric or the better HVLP turbine one. I am going to check out the pick up tube to see if they both are fixed or self aligning. I am thinking of how to make a self aligning tube for the gun I now have as that will, I hope, make it spray at more angles than it does now!
i wouldnt use this gun for metallics. i would use it for flat colors and clears. the noise is so annoying. and the unprimmed side is gonna look like that especially if the paint chipped off. always prime whee clear chipped off.
I found that the chance of cavitation is extreme If the paint volume isn't kept close to full. When it happens it looses it pump prime and pressure resulting in the complete loss of atomization. The momentary result is bad. On a house just back roll but on a car your screwed.
juan landa flow adjust can only be done with tip size and rear knob on unit which changes the stroke of piston. Not as good by any means as an air gun but it does do a fair job.
I used that spayer to prime several large pine board book cases. I was surprised as to how well it performed. It certainly was well worth the 15 bucks I paid for it.
I've been painting for almost ten years. Do yourself a favor and teach yourself to blend the paint. Laying the new paint on the old color is where you ran into the color difference issue. on average 2-3 coats on the primed and sealed repair, then a final light blend coat typically not covering the entire panel with a splash of blendzall in the paint mix. Then clear.
Thanks for reviewing this item, been contemplating on buying one rather than the compressors kit. Good job....but go easy on them coats they're too thick in succession, I felt like I was gonna grab you and pull you back from continuing the spray...lol😂👍🏾👍🏾
Honestly the only thing I would use that for is painting a fence. Paint and supply are to expense and to time consuming to half ass it. The 26 gal 150 psi with hf hplv gun can get pro results.
if you take more time in prepping and you will have less to do after you paint when you go to cut and buff use mothers ultament compound i just did my ss 1970 el camino shit works great.
Yeah not bad for electric but the HVLP gun helps atomize the paint to give a more desirable look for the metallic in the paint. You can see how the metallic is kind of blotche. Air compressed HVLP still the best way to go.
You should use primer only when raw metal is exposed or worked on. In parts where you are painting over old paint, then you don't need to use primer, but you should sand the old paint to get the clear coat off... should be good to go!
If you look and compare sides. You will notice the non primered side came out darker. It did not match the paint on the car at all. But the side I use primer on matched paint closer. I agree if you sand the surface more smoother and get rid of the clear coat edges that part would be gone. But the darker paint will still show through the lighter pearl paint.
I used this to paint my car and it worked perfectly with a one stage paint did not even have to sand it it was smooth even in uniform to my surprising I'm about to to do a sunrise orange on a car the fish eye was caused by not doing light coats and waiting 10min between coats
Nice job but must always use primer on metals, wood, etc it makes a big difference NO short cuts yea its a hassle for extra work but I rather have someone tell me down the road years later hey the paint job still looks nice and bright I'll recommend you to friends. I once skipped primer and went straight to paint and then the wall was wrapped had to do it all over. Everything has its purpose.
If it’s a spoiler, they’re usually plastic, which you don’t even need to sand it down and prime it and all that shit. Just scuff, clean, adhesion promoter, paint and clear.
exactly the type of video i was looking for!!! Going to paint a work van with an electric sprayer/ single stage.. did you spray a whole car with it? how did it turn out??
#1 never paint outside if you are wanting a clear coat finish. #2 never dry the surface in direct sunlight as it will dry quickly and may crack. otherwise for a $15 sprayer, what more do you want.
from far you can tell the primer side is lighter you probally should of used sealer for that... your gnna have the line also because of not wet sanding it
It probably would do an OK job of laying down solid color but I would not think it could do well with metallic since the gun angle is not able to be at 90° to the painted surface. Figure out a flexible pick up tube that would follow the paint like a gas line in a weed eater fuel tank.
Nice...I was just looking at a Harbor Electric gun for doing exactly what you did! Nice Job! Did you thin the paint more than a normal air gun? I have been reading and learning as much as I can.
i have that one I think for a fence or wall is ok but I don't know🤔I don't like that sound but u can get the other one it's better for like 100$or more I forgot🤔 I put that wet wet candy clear coat on my impala roof it was faded a lil bit and I just wet sanded it and then threw that wet wet candy clear on it looks fucking clean wet boy and I still have to buff it n it looks clean already with that machine looks like a vacuum hose on it that's works good
Heres the car i painted. Still shiny after all these th-cam.com/video/HlUhsh_3ffk/w-d-xo.html
The reason the peeling clear coat showed through the new paint is because there was no sealer used beforehand. Get a couple cans of Bulldog and spray it on first before your base coat. Also, you want to keep your fan straight on the panel. First coat should just be fogged on, wait 20 minutes and spray a second wetter coat. For metallics, back your gun away from the panel about a foot and fog it on for your last coat. It will stand up the metallic particles better. Then after flash time shoot your clear on wet but not runny. 2 to 3 coats should suffice.
I've been thinking about doing this for a while; looks good. The lawn chair also looks 100% better.
Shnarkle VonBarkle lmao!!
lmao
I skipped through the painting part, but the info at the end really helped me understand what Im about to dive into. Thank you for taking the time to make the video and educate us.
Thank's for the info people always can show you how to spend a lot of money to do things but never can show you how to do something cheaper with good or decent results.Can't wait to see when the car is complete
Hey Man you are an amazing dude for sure! I would have never tried this until I saw your video. I would give a million dollars to have your disposition. Thanks for the show.
After numerous attempts to clean my Black and Decker spray gun, and then just throwing it away, I bought the HF electric one, and finished the job with no problems.. Good product for the $$$
Donald Gaudette think this would be ideal for painting kitchen cabinets??
@@johnc1280 yes
Nice job. Thanks for posting your experience. I know a lot of haters saying you can only use expensive equipment. I'm surprised no one commented that you must have a downdraft paint booth. You do with what you have and/or can afford. Of course what do I know, I'm about to use the same sprayer with rustoleum on my $1200 farm truck. Yeah, I've paid more than that for a 'real' paint job, but prep and practice will compensate a lot for the money saved.
This video made me want to paint my car with the same gun.
@@werone696 I finished my truck. Rustoleum acetone and hardener from tractor supply. 5/2/.3 ratio. I did use the hf $18 hvlp gun. Paint came out pretty good. I suck at body work tho
I had one of those paint guns, I think there are $19. at HF now. I painted maybe 5 work trucks, a bunch of old cheap boats, One Commercial Fishing Boat, some rental hoses outsides, never used it inside.
Tip one: Thin Thin Thin your paint, fog your work to avoid drips.
The one Modification I made was to hack saw off the Tip Guard, I found it would collect paint then a big drip would drop into the spray and hit the work......with out that I had no more drips.
Great utility airless sprayer that fits on a shelf & only cost $20. !
Its 15 for the gun, just looked at it today
What do u mean by fog ur work
@@IsaacKnowReally he means light mist coats. Not heavy as hell like the guy in this video lol
My gun came with extension tube an extra tips. The extension tube is all I ever use. The gun and me stay cleaner. No drips from that tip guard.
It's 20$ at HF I just went and bought one today
Good you showed the difference with and without primer, DOn't forget to do a mineral spirit wipe down before painting good job.
Many years I helped my buddy paint a car with cheap enamel and an electric paint gun Yellow an a 1968 camaro it came out decently good.
My nextdoor neighbor bought that gun to paint his house and it looks beautiful. I never noticed the noise unless I was outside.
Great video! I have the same gun. used it to paint the trim of the house. Read the instructions. dont let the paint sit for long and make sure you thin it out correcly. i would clean out the gun after 30 min of work even though it didnt need it as a preventative maintenance. It gave me no problems
hi there do you use lube in the first time ??? thanks
@@NinaTorresS77 no i did not. But after use i clean it well let it dry then i add a drop of lube.
It's a good alternative . Beats paying minimum 200 bucks even at Harbor Freight for a compressor and air spray gun . ( I know they have cheaper compressors but not one that will maintain enough pressure for painting a car )
I'm impressed with how uniform the metallic flake is in the paint. I highly recommend wiping the whole car down with a wax stripper before sanding. That's a major step in auto body paint.
Your wife gonna beat you for painting her chair lol.
t watson thats all ive been thinking about throughout the video.
Lol
lol
I did the same thing! If you want less orange peel, then warming up the paint first helps as well as doing MUCH THINNER coats. You blasted like 2-3 coats worth on at a time. Too thick at one time. If you warmed it up, did like 1 light coat and 2-3 medium coats, your results would be 100% better
Also, you will probably cut into the base coat bc you had so much orange peel before clear coat. Sanding before you clear would also have given better results .
Ian Holmen thanks for the tips
Thanks for putting this together. Its always a good idea to find out what will happen in real live. But yes your right. Primer is important to use if you want a quality job.
Wow nice work. I can't believe the outcome from something so cheap. I have one of these and I now have no fear of using it to stain my deck. If a car can look that good I figure my deck will look OK at least.
Oh snap. That came out really good. Specially when you compare it to how the paint looks like on the car.
I own a Graco x7 Magnum & a 360 VSP they are incredible. But I have to say this is pretty damn good for 15$ compared to the near 300$ price tag of my Sprayers.
Hey how does ur graco 360 spray automotive paint ?
Thanks for doing this video. I really thought that spray gun wasn't going to work at all. Not too bad...I like the comparison too.
Planing to use this sprayer on my old camper. Recently I painted an old gang box with a pancake compressor and found it wasn't enough it kept refilling all the while I was spraying. Grateful to see how primer makes a difference.
That came out WAY better than I was expecting. I'm trying to decide on a gun or gun/compressor combo to paint the bumper on my e36.
Try warming the paint up to dramatically reduce orange peel. The paint flows better
microwave...
Alvaro Lopez leave the paint out in the sun or put the can inside container with hot water.
Do all the little tiny dimples or fish eyes polish out.? Do those come from electric sprayer?
I used to warm up ink in the morning in a cold shop. I would set the gallon on the table and point a hair dryer at it. Keep rotating or stirring to get uniform temps. Do not use a heat gun or you might blow up the joint.
Psychophelia his form was shit too
Thanks for showing what not to do for better results. Liked and subscribed
thank you thank you my air compressor went out when painting my car and this gun I have been looking at for some time now and you just helped me out a lot I'm going to go pick this right up hope it can shoot fine flacks great job I just liked this video and subscribed
My new page switched phones and was locked out so now I'm subscribing once again
Looks good on the right side. Im going to paint our Prius w a Harbor Freight spray gun. Just checking if other people are doing it to. Wet sanding is the trick. It looked much better after you did that..
overall that spray gun is not bad at all man I've been looking to get one of these or and airbrush set up I'm going to paint my grandson's Power Wheels Mustang like black and get some Batman stickers I'm not sure which one I'm going to get yet but this one here to me did pretty damn good job thanks for the review brother
Rattle cans work better.
That is pretty good for a 15 dollar sprayer. Was on the fence but now I'm going for it. I'm spraying plastic dip.
Really cool job for just $15.00
Not bad on a flip car or hood ride!!!
Nice
I'm impressed! I think this would well for my trailer and matching the cap to my truck since my paint is non-metallic.
Great video! I subscribed also. I just bought the Harbor Freight spray gun and I am going to prime and paint the hood of my car. Thanks for showing the difference between priming and not. That seems to make a big difference.
Thanks
Did you use paint thinner for this job?
A little reducer will take care of that orange peel. Good review. I never considered using something so cheap with PPG paints.
Good job on the paint!
This helps me a lot, I need to paint
My big rig this summer.
Paint the chair too. The pickup tube is designed to be held level, so you have to use the flex nozzle or mount the work piece differently
Definitely better results then expected. If someone told me they were going do that I'd expect it to come out much rougher looking. I'm curious if with that large a nozzle you'll have problems putting down a wet enough coat on the vertical surfaces to get a good finish without getting runs.
im sure if you do 3 heavy coats and the 4th one mix clear into it with the paint , once dry wet sand with 800 then 1500 then 2000 then buff and should look good.. great job !!
SID KNIGHT if you do that you will have a bunch of sanding lines lollll
cannot jump that many grids...pro tip...
sounds like you have no clue about auto body work .
wetsand and buff for orangepeel..easy as that
Looks way better than how it was , I give a an A+ , nice work ...
Thanks
Identical to the Ryobi RES-140. Needs thorough cleaning of piston and o-rings might also fail. Best with diluted paints. Basic mechanism and fairly easy to maintain. Maintenance would be easier if shown or given detailed instructions.
Thanks. But honestly for the price I didnt bother with maintenance. Once it was acting up I just got rid of it.
yeah the orange peel is more due to putting to much paint on to quickly and having to thick of individual coats next time trying thining it out a bit more and due lighter coats and more of those light coats on it will certainly help
how long in between lighter coats?
Mr Ahhsum depends on the paint usually 20 30 minutes . also first coat u do a50% coverage
also when painting flat surfaces u point gun down so u avoid overspray
camposfive what ratios would you suggest for thinning when it comes to each coat?
camposfive or its that $15 electric spray gun lol
I have been thinking about the Harbor freight HVLP electric or the better HVLP turbine one. I am going to check out the pick up tube to see if they both are fixed or self aligning. I am thinking of how to make a self aligning tube for the gun I now have as that will, I hope, make it spray at more angles than it does now!
Loved it!!!! Thanks I have the same spray gun you have made me a believer!
GREAT JOB, dude, I have the same spray gun, Never used. I think I will try this on a car door that needs painting..
I love what you did with that ol' ragged patio chair.
USE EXTRA REDUCER TO HELP THE ORANGE PEEL , AND MOVE FASTER 75% OVER LAP 💪💪💪
i wouldnt use this gun for metallics. i would use it for flat colors and clears. the noise is so annoying. and the unprimmed side is gonna look like that especially if the paint chipped off. always prime whee clear chipped off.
I found that the chance of cavitation is extreme If the paint volume isn't kept close to full. When it happens it looses it pump prime and pressure resulting in the complete loss of atomization. The momentary result is bad. On a house just back roll but on a car your screwed.
Reduce the material flow rate or increase the line pressure a bit to reduce orange peel. Also, use a slower reducer to allow the clear to flow out.
Line pressure? It's electric.
This electric sprayer is intended for house paint, as for painting cars there are no flow adjustments, but its a good try, try much lighter coats
juan landa flow adjust can only be done with tip size and rear knob on unit which changes the stroke of piston. Not as good by any means as an air gun but it does do a fair job.
perfect video for the work im going to put in on my truck thanks
Letrell Rolison how did it come out
I used that spayer to prime several large pine board book cases. I was surprised as to how well it performed. It certainly was well worth the 15 bucks I paid for it.
James Blackwell can you prime and paint? And have you used this since? I might buy one
This is awesome! Thanks for the knowledge
First put down tack coat. A light mist. Then wait & apply initial coat. Well worth $15. Thanks for video.
Spray water around the area this way you won’t have dust flying
holyshit this actually works, i wonder if im still gonna use spray cans... xD
Great job...with very helpful info. also knowing how the noisy will be. try to paint an old Cadi.
Thank you very much.
Theyre 29.99 now..still a good deal, by comparison. Pretty paint job
For future reference, use a dark primer for dark paints colors. black would have worked better than gray.
I've been painting for almost ten years. Do yourself a favor and teach yourself to blend the paint. Laying the new paint on the old color is where you ran into the color difference issue. on average 2-3 coats on the primed and sealed repair, then a final light blend coat typically not covering the entire panel with a splash of blendzall in the paint mix. Then clear.
Thanks for reviewing this item, been contemplating on buying one rather than the compressors kit. Good job....but go easy on them coats they're too thick in succession, I felt like I was gonna grab you and pull you back from continuing the spray...lol😂👍🏾👍🏾
Honestly the only thing I would use that for is painting a fence. Paint and supply are to expense and to time consuming to half ass it. The 26 gal 150 psi with hf hplv gun can get pro results.
if you take more time in prepping and you will have less to do after you paint when you go to cut and buff use mothers ultament compound i just did my ss 1970 el camino shit works great.
My sprayer did not work. Like many. And all i was spraying was waterbased sealer. And yes i cleaned it and lubed before hand.
Man I bought this but it is SOOOO LOUD! I don't want to piss the neighbors off haha.
Justin Allen how to find a wire that god to a sercurity camer
How do you find the wires that go to us camera on it
H0w to find what the wires go to the camer
Justin Allen I think just this video would be pissing my neighbors off hahaha dam that's loud
NORMAN MARIK WTF ARE YOU DRUNK???
That gun sounds like Optimus Prime taking a shit.
Yeah not bad for electric but the HVLP gun helps atomize the paint to give a more desirable look for the metallic in the paint. You can see how the metallic is kind of blotche. Air compressed HVLP still the best way to go.
You should have used a saw horse to paint on just for the demonstration.
Good Job....
Bro that chair is the worst thing you could of used as a stand, but sometimes you gotta use what you have so I feel you
No, you don’t need to prime the entire car. Just use a coat of sealer before the basecoat. Problem solved without all the work of sanding the primer.
paintif any metalic paint is heard to make it look good and sanding amd repainting helps as well
Great video. Always wanted to know if this was possible. Sand that orange peel good to go.
You should use primer only when raw metal is exposed or worked on. In parts where you are painting over old paint, then you don't need to use primer, but you should sand the old paint to get the clear coat off... should be good to go!
If you look and compare sides. You will notice the non primered side came out darker. It did not match the paint on the car at all. But the side I use primer on matched paint closer. I agree if you sand the surface more smoother and get rid of the clear coat edges that part would be gone. But the darker paint will still show through the lighter pearl paint.
Thanks for sharing this helpful video.
I used this to paint my car and it worked perfectly with a one stage paint did not even have to sand it it was smooth even in uniform to my surprising I'm about to to do a sunrise orange on a car the fish eye was caused by not doing light coats and waiting 10min between coats
If you look on my page I have videos of on car I did
Nice job but must always use primer on metals, wood, etc it makes a big difference NO short cuts yea its a hassle for extra work but I rather have someone tell me down the road years later hey the paint job still looks nice and bright I'll recommend you to friends. I once skipped primer and went straight to paint and then the wall was wrapped had to do it all over. Everything has its purpose.
I think it did great, especially considering its a metal flake, at least I think it is??
If it’s a spoiler, they’re usually plastic, which you don’t even need to sand it down and prime it and all that shit. Just scuff, clean, adhesion promoter, paint and clear.
exactly the type of video i was looking for!!! Going to paint a work van with an electric sprayer/ single stage.. did you spray a whole car with it? how did it turn out??
I used a Wagner. I got from Walmart mart for $44. wasn't as loud.
Lmao did everyone just see past the name of the spray gun? "KRAUSE & BECKER?" Sounds like a black and Decker spoof.
#1 never paint outside if you are wanting a clear coat finish. #2 never dry the surface in direct sunlight as it will dry quickly and may crack. otherwise for a $15 sprayer, what more do you want.
That looks like a good spray gun.
You should use a darker or black primer to darken the green color.
water based paint only-electric spark and thinner and kaboom
this is a really good point. What type of paint did was used here?
You got orange peel because you put way too much paint on it.
Keith Williams flow was too heavy was too close to the spoiler wen spraying and trchnique was terrible but not a bad job for a beginner
how can it be "terrible" and the very next sentence be "not bad"?
jesus christ. humanity is doomed.
Orange peel can always be fixed it's not hard
from far you can tell the primer side is lighter you probally should of used sealer for that... your gnna have the line also because of not wet sanding it
the darker the paint the darker the primer should be. gray,red,black use your best judgement
It probably would do an OK job of laying down solid color but I would not think it could do well with metallic since the gun angle is not able to be at 90° to the painted surface. Figure out a flexible pick up tube that would follow the paint like a gas line in a weed eater fuel tank.
Good trying. Very enthusiastic video, that gun definitely are not on my wish list. Thanks for the video.
Nice...I was just looking at a Harbor Electric gun for doing exactly what you did! Nice Job! Did you thin the paint more than a normal air gun? I have been reading and learning as much as I can.
Thanks. I only thinned it according to paint manufacturing specs. 1:1 ratio
For $15.00 that gun worked great. I think you went a little heavy on the spraying though. Lighter coats works better.
The only thing I dont like about this gun is the paint pick up tube. It's not self aligning.
Our used clear coat.....my question is if good work when used clear coat
Cool mam...budget but works for me
tjat came out so good
I was expecting like 2 - 3 Passes per coat. But damn like 20 -30!? Looks the gun does a. Decent job though!
Think he is wearing a harbor freight belt too
Lol🤣🤣
Lol u not right
I think its a great option for a mobile body shop
i have that one I think for a fence or wall is ok but I don't know🤔I don't like that sound but u can get the other one it's better for like 100$or more I forgot🤔 I put that wet wet candy clear coat on my impala roof it was faded a lil bit and I just wet sanded it and then threw that wet wet candy clear on it looks fucking clean wet boy and I still have to buff it n it looks clean already with that machine looks like a vacuum hose on it that's works good