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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2013
- Make sure to wear a respirator (unlike me).
This is how I painted my fence with a spray gun. Oil based paint. Pine fence. I primed it first with an oil based primer. This is where I got the gun: www.grizzly.com/products/H7667 When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
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Never pause when spray painting. Complete the cycle or panel by continuing past the work piece. Stop and then do the next panel. That creates a more consistent color when dry. Ask any guy who paints cars. They complete the entire car layer in one stroke then pause to do the next layer. Keep the paint gun exactly the same distance from the material and never tilt the gun at any other angle. Always paint straight. That's why cars have a consistent color. No streaks or color fades. I've been doing this for over 40 years. I know what I'm talking about.
Ya but this is a shitty fence not a nice car.
If the compressor is running continuously during the spray job, without cutting out as it reaches the set pressure occasionally, it means the capacity of the compressor is exceeded or right on the limit. If that is the case, you should stop every 10-15 minutes spraying or so and let the compressor cool down for at least the same time. Otherwise it is being used beyond it's duty cycle and it will fail prematurely.
Of course that may be of no consequence to you if you regard it as expendable against what you paid for it, but I thought it worth mentioning.
just wat i said
If you only use your compressor a dozen times a year even two dozen times. Abd once or twice a year you use for a couple hours straight. It won't be that had for it.at my shop the industrial 80 gallon went down for like a month. I had to use the kobalt 26 gallon compressor to paint with. It barely could hold just above the pressure needed for the pressure pot. 50 ft line, air water seperator. On the trigger it would hold 50lbs the pot needs takes around 50 max I run it around 35lbs. Off the trigger it would go to about 65-70lbs and no higher. It has a 3 year warranty. So for 275 dollars if it breaks we get a brand new one. For about 2 months I ran that thing for 8-12 hours straight. I put a fan right on the motor to help cool it some. But that's was already a few weeks in. And it was summer time. In the sun. Lowe's is good about exchabging stuff out. We get our chop saws and some tools from there. If it's within the warranty period they swap it out. I worked St Lowe's for a couple years as well. When you go into the store with a return. I've never seen or heard of them not taking the customers word for it. And plugging in a product. If it's not working it's a potential fire hazard. If you need a compressor to trash use it for whatever jobs you need then swap it out for a new one. Their going to rebuild and resell it anyway. They get a credit from the manufacturer for it. If it's worth it they'll ship it back or crush or dumpster it if it's not worth it. Like all your tool returns they put the batteries in thr recycle bin and trasu thr tools
Just want to chime in and tell you don't worry about these know it alls. An actual HVLP costs about 12 times the cost of what you are using now, for your home projects and small projects, this is just fine. Your compressor is just fine and you have a high volume low pressure system. You need to adjust your needle to flow better. People get these mixed up just like using air tools with the little compressors. The tool don't work off pressure, works off volume. Your gun setup is where it's about. Your comp can push 150psi, TOTALLY enough and no, it's not "overworking". That's the point of using it and I had that same model and it always stayed on, no issues. If you want to get something above this setup, you don't need a $5,000 system. Harbor freight has one for $210, get a titan spray gun... Been using it for 5 years no issues. Sitting in my shed now for 3 years but I bet that $5,000 it will crank right up as I'm testing it tomorrow to prep for our total interior painting. But for your setup now, it's perfect, just adjust your needle to flow out just a touch more. Also FYI for your better benefit, "dusk coating" as one dude was down talking you about is actually called flash coating. Flash coating is 100% normal. You flash it on, wait a minute, flash it again...repeat a couple more times. The final lay is slower and fuller. Keep doing what you are doing bro, you are doing well and works just fine. Don't let these tools make it to be about tools. It's only a shed, not a Ferrari people lay off em.
Thanks bro
Tips for you..
1. Spray continuously from top to bottom.
2. Don't stop the spryer until you are off the edges.
No thanks I don't feel like standing up and crouching down 700 times in an hour.
You pulsing is why your paint is not covering everything. I work in a fab shop so i know what I’m talking about. Joseph is correct
Your material needs thinned, there is also a 100% wrong way to adjust and set up your gun and even if you think is spraying ok and you like it. without the knowledge of what the spray pattern should look like material and fan width, pressure ect.
Spraying isn’t a pick up and way you go sort of thing.
If you were doing it correct your material would come out smooth and even and you could top to bottom without the need to pulse.
saw the last part. was the paint diluted in thinner?
Hey I think you're a good painter anybody who has the nuts I wanted to use a different word but to go out and get a spray air compressor and use it and research and do what you're doing to me that makes you a good painter now cutting in and all that stuff you know that all comes with time but the fact that you are taking the step to actually use a sprayer compared to a brush in a roller means that you are above-average so I wouldn't downplay yourself you can do it a terrific job I'm a professional painter over 30 years and you'll be surprised how many people are scared of using a sprayer so kudos to you my friend keep up the good work
Thanks
Painting fence with spraygun is good way of learning using the gun. Hand movement etc
What type of paints can be sprayed. I am planning to buy a Air Spray gun and use my compressor to paint my wooden fence. Will that work with acrylic latex paint ?
I like to do it with my compressor too, also needed a respirator, glasses and water seperator attached to the gun
As somebody who painted a lot of fences (and by that I mean kilometers ). The best and cheapest way to get any fence painted, is to use a painting pole and exterior roller sleeve & a long handle rad roller to get any bits you miss with the big roller . Just get yerself some off cuts or roll of roofing felt as a dust sheet to keep the ground from getting covered in paint.
I see people all the time spending days doing a short fence with a brush. All that will do is give you a bad back & knees lol
Very nice. Good information from someone who is experienced. I was wondering about that way before doing it by spray. Ill remember that for next time. Makes sense how it would save your knees and back. Thanks.
Airless sprayers are the way forward (Im a professional painter with 20 years under my belt). Even something like a wagner 350 m will do this job perfectly. Look into airless sprayers for high volume spraying. You will achieve much better coverage..not to mention running materials with higher viscosity - so no thinning, (better finish/results/less coats). This compressor set up isn't really worth having - for reasons mentioned in a previous comment, I.E. not enough pressure or cfm for spray painting and the compressor is likely gonna fail prematurely from being at maximum pressure none stop.... If you wanted to use a compressor for spray painting, a larger compressor with more cfm is the best way to go. You will not achieve any consistency or coverage otherwise and the compressor will be able to handle the job without running none stop - it will retain the required psi and cfm much more efficiently.
+1 for the roller. Quick and better finish. Also add in the time for cleaning the sprayer, thinning paint, etc.
1. You need a water separator
2. thin the paint just a little more
nice color
This video helped me a lot
Good Job bro. Im start next week to paint my wood fence
Will this setup work on interior walls?
Very helpfull video :) Thanks !:)
Buy a Wagner pro 130, it's $219 I believe in Lowe's I got mine brand new for $95 on Facebook market place, those fence you showed on the video will be done in under 30mins but be sure you have a lot of paint because one pass is full coverage on that Paint Sprayer it means eating paint a lot but was happy doing it and even color and vibrant.
Nice. Ty.
word, bro. nice video
Looking into hvlp to do a couple gates but got discouraged because of the high cfm requirements, anyone know a work around so i dont kill my 6 gallon compressor
get a lvlp gun they are designed for smaller compressors
Good video
a PS I gauge to your gun Will tell you to volume of air when you squeeze the trigger set your compressor to the psi on your gun work much better .
did you use thinner for the gun not to clogg? thanx for reply
Ya I did thin it down a bit if I remember correctly.
i will paint this 2 coats, 1st left to right, 2nd up to down.
Nice video. Thanks for posting. Seems everyone is an expert in their remarks yet no one else has posted up a video. Lol. Good on you tho.
Haha for sure, thanks. Sure it may not be the perfect way of doing it. But it saved me a lot of time and looked great compared to using a brush.
And I don't know why people that know how to do this are watching your video. I watched your video because I was looking for tips on how to. I don't go around looking for video tips to correct them or to make sure they're doing right. LOL. Thanks for the video and information on the gun, which it was mainly the info I was looking for.
how big is your air compressor there? cfm, gallon, psi?
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hey nice job bud...dont listen to haters... roll that compressor till the wheels fall... buy one at HD or walmart
Thank you for the positive feedback
What color of stain pant is this one
I think it was copley grey
Is that 50l or 24l air compressor?
30.3L
Use an airless sprayer with an fflp tip and do that entire fence in 20minutes. You don't have to worry about the dinky compressor struggling to keep up and you'll have a proper amount of material on there instead of this light dust coat you've achieved with the lvlp.
What's that cost?
My husband used these plans from woodprix and he's very satisfied. However. I love Yours !
Airless sprayers are the way forward (Im a professional painter with 20 years under my belt). Even something like a wagner 350 m will do this job perfectly. Look into airless sprayers for high volume spraying. You will achieve much better coverage..not to mention running materials with higher viscosity - so no thinning, (better finish/results/less coats). This compressor set up isn't really worth having - for reasons mentioned in a previous comment, I.E. not enough pressure or cfm for spray painting and the compressor is likely gonna fail prematurely from being at maximum pressure none stop.... If you wanted to use a compressor for spray painting, a larger compressor with more cfm is the best way to go. You will not achieve any consistency or coverage otherwise and the compressor will be able to handle the job without running none stop - it will retain the required psi and cfm much more efficiently.
I agree, I have used Air Asissted Airless sprayers, but I have not used Airless. For a one time job, which this was. Those are not an option because of cost, and neither is a 120 Gallon air compressor that is not portable.
I like the fence. Did you build it? If so, did you get a video of that?
yes, and no
what color you use ? pretty color
Cromwell grey I think it was
thank you! your fence look perfect!
the compressor can it be use to paint cars
Not really, better get a bigger one.
Why is there very less coverage on the sprayer?
Aisake Vula Not enough CFM and PSI from my air compressor.
@@porkercon long time ago I know, but you're dead wrong. You're using a low pressure gun at too high a pressure. You should turn the air down to about 10psi.
@@OggyGTA I'm wrong you're right
you know you could use a mask and some protection glasses, right?
+dezastruos Yep. Protection masks don't fit my face right, all my exhale goes straight up into the glasses and fogs them up, can't see a thing.
+porkercon they come with a strip of metal so you can shape them to your face
Well then I must be buying the cheap ones.
BEST AND FAST WAY TO CLEAN YOUR SPRAY GUN !!! Put Paint Thinner in the Spray itself, then Spray it onto a Cardboard like you are Painting it. This will help you clean your Spray gun FASTER and also helps to unclogged any Paint that is stuck in there too :)))))))). Also, Harbor Freight have a CHEAP Spray Gun that is CHEAP and works really well. It's 15 bucks on sale and if you do one job and clogged, throw it out and get a new one, LOL. I don't like Harbor Freight but funny thing is the CHEAP spray gun actually works really well and you can THROW it out, LMAO. Cost more to clean it and cost more to buy Rollers and Paint brushes, etc... and your time cleaning.. LMAO
Yep I spray thinner at the end of painting too, works pretty well.
I would use pressure pot, so that the air compressor don't have to work so hard. good job !
+fujiobass True, that would of been useful.
+fujiobass I know there is google but can you explain a pressure pot, please? I'm about to spray concrete walls interior.
+Tony Neal It's a sealed pot that the air compressor hooks up to. Pressurizes it. You put the paint in the pot. The pressure in the pot drives the paint through a hose to your gun.
The only main drawback that I see is the noise from the compressor
Hey young guy you should take pride in the fence . Do a good job . Where PPE at all times especially facemask live long and prosper . Oil Oil base no good for you Even outside . Carry-on good job
Did you need more than one coat?
Yes I did 2.
How many gallons of paint
Three
That's allot
no need to prime when youre staining.
Wrong
This convinces me that I need to buy an airless gun for my fence and decking. Still way too slow if you ask me.
get a airless u could paint the whole fence in the same time he painted two pickets
with the compressor constantly running it would burn up the motor
Still using the same compressor 4 years later.
+porkercon is that comp oil free?
Nope its oil
NO MASK?
YOU'LL BE COUGHING FOR 5 MONTHS!
Craig Michaels Didn't cough at all after.
I thought that....move the cars far away but no mask....poor lungs turned green..lol
Dude get a rake.)
dude that compressor will be fucked in no time - you need higher cfm and a bigger tank for hvlp jobs
Don't lie to me. I painted this fence 5 years ago and the compressor still runs fine today.
If your wood is rough sawn then this would be a c$*p load faster
Backside was rough, took the same amount of time and didn't look as good in the end.
Sure you won't over spray,but sure have undersprayed
By no means are you not a professional.... so you are a professional?
I am not a professional.
To slow bro
Yeah you cant spray for shi mate sorry 🤣🤣
I agree, next time you should do it for me.
To much talk not enough show.
What a rookie, you supposed to go up and down all the way! Not halfways and leave spots lmao! FAIL
Cool comment