After watching paint gun set up videos for 3 hours, you appear to be the only guy on YT that can actually explain how a gun works and why. As an engineer I’m all hung up on facts and details. This video was VERY informative. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge!
I have watched, no joke, probably 10+ hours of videos on guys showing how to paint with HVLP and this was THE most useful video about gun setup by far. I think the biggest thing is that you showed what happens when the settings are too far out, which is extremely easy to do when you're new. Most guys just show "always set the gun up like this" which is hardly useful for DIYers who don't have access to a paint booth or live in more extreme climates. Thank you!!!
Instructional video's don't get any better than this one. Covered all the important areas without any wasting any time and the demonstrations were top-notch.
Thank you from the UK. I am a first time user of Spray guns and as a lady DIYer, I can honestly say that this was the most useful video online. Feeling way more confident about doing my various paint projects now.
Thank you for making this explanatory video. In 8 minutes you have given me everything I need to know to feel confident about using my new HPLV set up. Possible the best 8 minutes I have ever spent on TH-cam.
IDK if you'll ever read this comment, but THANK YOU SO MUCH for this video. 🙏🏻 I'm new to painting with a gun like this, and was having trouble with dry paint ending up all textured and pebble-y. I watched dozens of YT vids, but YOUR video SAVED my project! A 1955 GMC pickup truck I am restomodding. Especially the part beginning at 2:11. Thank you for explaining this so amazingly well! I applied an AMAZINGLY smooth, glossy coat of single-stage black urethane on my pickup's roof last night. And honestly, that's been the toughest part to paint with primer to date. This morning, it looks like black glass. Just amazing! Thank you again so very much! 💙💙💙
I want to add my compliments for a very well done video, to all the rest you have received so far. I won't repeat all the reasons everyone has found your video helpful, but they all apply. When I find a truly useful video on here ( and not all of them are certainly ), I think it is good to tell the person. Thank you for taking the time to make this !
Thank you so much for sharing this video. I started working at a new pastry shop where they actually use spray guns like this to spray chocolate glaze on the cakes, and was making a huge mess on them because no one could teach me how to properly adjust the controls!!! so informative and well explained, and love how you show the difference between the low and max setting on each control. THANK YOU!! ❤
I'm a muralist usually working with very large brushes. I am transitioning to more abstract and using this HVLP gravity feed sprayer is going to make my work much easier. I have been searching how to do a soft splatter, but never understood the workings of the gun and pressure. With your easy to understand video now I think I can do this. Thank you again for your help, and if I get this abstract job I'll send you a picture. Even if I don't, I will continue refining my spray tech. to achieve the final result.
I purchased this same kit from HF about one year ago, and finally put it to use a few weeks ago. I used the smaller detail gun to apply several coats of shellac to a few kitchen cabinet doors that I built...gun worked very well and gave an excellent finish. I'm just now using the larger gun to paint a master closet cabinet that I built...I switched to the 1.8 nozzle for two coats of latex primer (sanded between coats), and plan to spray the paint soon. For the primer and paint, I thinned using about 3 ozs of water per quart of paint. I know HF gets a bad rap, but these guns work surprisingly well...no clogs, no spitting.
Totally! I originally bought mine because I had just spent $50 on a seals kit for a high end gun, I figured I would give HF a shot thinking even if I had to toss the gun after a month it would be worth it. Some of them were in heavy daily use for over a year!
@@imagineform Just finished spraying two coats of thinned Sherwin Williams Pro Classic enamel...big gun worked like a charm with no drips or clogs, although I had to wait on occasion for my compressor to get back to pressure...the big gun just needs too much air (more than my compressor can handle). I did pick up the HF purple gun yesterday for $9 on sale, but it only comes with a 1.4 tip. I took a #50 drill bit and drilled the tip to a 1.8 tip size...I'll see how that works. The purple gun specs match that of my compressor more closely.
I watched like eight videos on it how to use one of these paint guns and I cannot lie yours is the best of all of them! Thank you for not wasting so much time!
my coworker said i need to leave you a thumbs up, subscribe and leave a comment letting you know this is the most useful video we have ever seen. Thanks
Probably the best video on how to use an HVLP spray gun. I was attempting to spray lacquer for my cabinets and was getting frustrating. This video might be old but still very helpful.
i bought a California Air Sprayer and it came with bad instructions. Your video hit it right on the head when it comes to training! It's great for a beginner sprayer. Thanks a bunch for this video!
Thank you so much! I just got my first paint gun and just didn't understand clearly how to use it. I've watched videos and it just wasn't clicking. I watched your video and it all clicked, made perfect sense! Thank you, thank you, thank you! I'm subscribing to your channel. I love how you break it all down. Made it so much easier to understand the tool.
NOOB here. Buddy of mine just shipped me all his equipment. (7 different guns, compressor, box full of paints, and a stand.) Painted canvas, draw with paint markers, but never used airbrush. Thanks for the video.
Great information tom. I'm an industrial sprayer I spray window frames for all super markets, Mc Donald's, wickes, KFC. also ceilings, cladding on industrial units. We use hvlp turbines on window frames and while getting a brilliant finish they ain't as quick as gracos air assisted, airless pro finish
This is the video I've been looking for. All the other spraying tutorials on TH-cam left me with unanswered questions and wasted time. You're the best, thanks!
Finally a video that punches straight to the point! All the facts laid out and the "why" to each usage. Appreciate such concise video, thanks for this!
Bought the kolbolt version many years ago to paint my one tractor. Its been in a box and now i need to repaint my trailer and couldnt remember what knob did what. Thanks for the quick clear simple explanations of it all.
Omg thank you for this video. I work at HF and I been wanting to buy this little gun for a project I’m working on. This video is exactly what I’ve been looking for !
Been in the coatings industry for over 20 years and have never used HVLP only airless! Have decided to purchase and learn HVLP spraying this year. Thanks for the great videos✌🏽
Awesome presentation...As someone who has been spraying since the 80's I appreciate how you clearly and succinctly you explained it all...Thanks for taking time out of what I hope is a wonderful life filled with health, love and happiness >...Doing all the stuff...:)
So with the experience you guys have what exactly is the main difference from a gravity HVLP and a conventional spray equipment besides the amount of psi pressure?
Just the video I need it … thanks for putting together this good tutorial… most people don’t have a clue how hard is to make a video with out skipping a step… thanks again I be continuing making mistakes… perfect practice makes perfect
Tom you ought to be a professor, bro. Your students' passing rate would be damn high! You killed this. You've answered question I didn't know I had and ones I had but didn't know enough to properly formulate the question.
Most informative video I’ve seen on painting with a spray gun. So glad that you uploaded it. I learned more while watching your video then hours of videos from other people. Thank you
I've been considering using rattle cans or an airless sprayer to paint my 1965 Ford Galaxie. HVLP just seemed too complex and I didn't get any smarter watching a lot of other TH-cam videos. THIS video is what I needed to know - how to USE the HVLP gun. Reading boring directions is one thing but seeing a live demonstration is far superior. Now I will use an HVLP gun which will give me a much better finish than any other method. Although, some guys HAVE painted their cars with rollers :)). I suppose some guys have even just thrown the bucket of paint on their cars, too, but I think I want something a little better.
I have a folder with this video saved in it. I paint so rarely that I always need to come back to this to set things up. Painting the iron fence tomorrow and once again, this video is exactly what I needed.
Wow. This is the best spray painting tutorial I've seen! I wish I had found it before I painted my car, three days ago. I made the mistake of using about 28psi when the gun has a 1.4mm hole in the spray nozzle. I did that despite the manual saying to use 40psi, because some other people said they like to spray using 27-28psi or 28-29psi. They must have been using guns with smaller (maybe 1mm) diameter spray nozzles. The result was having to use the gun at about 6-10 inches away, instead of 20 inches, as in the user guide, due to the pressure being too low. The paint also ended up rather rough, so I'm going to have to use a cutting compound to smooth it down, after the paint hardens.
Most useful video . Most of the other ones I watched showed the box then show it setup and spray it . They don't go over any of the controls or adjustments which is what i was looking for.
Thank you man, compared to other videos on TH-cam this was super clear and super informative. I'm wanting to get into automotive painting and this was really helpful.
Thank you. Great explanatory video. I’ve got 3 new guns I got from tcp global in a kit and I’m going to spray some old steel truck rims. I feel like I have a good chance of doing a good job now.
Really well done video! Explained it perfectly. (I like your drawing on brown paper trick. I think I'll use that method, also!) Thanks for posting this.
Thank you for sharing tips and tricks makes it easier to know what to do to get started on some basic stuff 👍🏽I have used it a long time ago on the dash of my truck. I mixed up rustolum paint thin it then just went for it. The hardest part of the whole thing was prepping the dash so when the black paint went on it would look good. No one knew the difference when I parked it at a car show. Auto paint black for a small can was $80.00 conpaird to $8.00 can of black paint of RUSTOLUME. I wouldn't use it for the out side of it. I would buy inexpensive paint before I would use RUSTOLUME I've seen it done but you could notice it looked like a really cheap paint job on the car. You can wet sand and buff out the Orenge peel. There is a video of some guy cutting and buffing but he is a professional that wanted to show it could be done not to count in the factor of how many car's and truck's he's done in his life time.
Thank you sir, this is my first to use an spray and having trouble with job, I found your video and I will follow your instruction, so I do hope that I can fix my job
Job well done sir! Like others on here said! With little time this video was very informative! I started this job a couple years ago painting robotic dinosaurs that involved paint guns. I actually learned by messing with it myself not ever touching one before. So I decided to watch a video to actually hear someone with experience breaking it down and you did amazing! I actually learned more by you! Thanks! 🤙🏾
Didn't have a clue what HVLP stood for till I saw it on here - now I feel suitably informed. Thank you. No nonsense and straight to the point. Thank you. Would this gun be suitable for a DIYer looking to paint wooden furniture? Could you recommend a cheap but quality gun and compressor that won't break a DIYer's bank?
Great video. Explained the how's and why's without any flashy graphics, loud music, unnecessary filler. I'm going to be spraying latex, I'll check out your other video(s) but this is very good start. Thank you
So far the most informative video I found. And clearly explained. I don't want to screw up. When time and money are available, need to get the 57 D100 back on the road. Low buck build in the early 80's. First truck I owned, and was a family build. Only thing farmed out was the Fury front clip welded on for IFS. I've only sprayed primer, dad always sprayed the paint. He recently passed away, so I want to go through my neglected truck. Hopefully a paint supply shop can mix the colour. Charcoal grey with extra metallic. It pretty much looks black. A little over a year till the next Red Deer Mopar meet.
Nice video. I have that exact gun. Gets the job done for what I'm painting (guitars, not cars). I've used the gun quite a bit before but just recently switched to automotive lacquers and a little more tuning and adjustment is going to help. The water based paints I have used in the past are a little more forgiving.
After watching paint gun set up videos for 3 hours, you appear to be the only guy on YT that can actually explain how a gun works and why. As an engineer I’m all hung up on facts and details. This video was VERY informative. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge!
+Chris Niederkrom thanks chris! I alway need to know the why of things:-) I'm glad you got something out of it.
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Same here! Glad I found this video. Thank you
Agreed. This is the best video of its kind on TH-cam.
Yea! He finally explains the details I needed also
I have watched, no joke, probably 10+ hours of videos on guys showing how to paint with HVLP and this was THE most useful video about gun setup by far. I think the biggest thing is that you showed what happens when the settings are too far out, which is extremely easy to do when you're new. Most guys just show "always set the gun up like this" which is hardly useful for DIYers who don't have access to a paint booth or live in more extreme climates. Thank you!!!
Instructional video's don't get any better than this one. Covered all the important areas without any wasting any time and the demonstrations were top-notch.
Thank you from the UK. I am a first time user of Spray guns and as a lady DIYer, I can honestly say that this was the most useful video online. Feeling way more confident about doing my various paint projects now.
Thank you
Can i ask what gun and compressor you purchased?
I wish everyone could teach as well as you as its so frustrating and takes so long to find useful and well constructed tutorials.
I've looked at literally hundreds of videos on spraying, this is by far the most informative, thankyou! And what a great guy
Thank you for making this explanatory video. In 8 minutes you have given me everything I need to know to feel confident about using my new HPLV set up. Possible the best 8 minutes I have ever spent on TH-cam.
This might be the best HVLP tutorial in existence. Great work!
Yours is the BEST explanatory video on the concepts of how spray painting works. The BEST explanation.
IDK if you'll ever read this comment, but THANK YOU SO MUCH for this video. 🙏🏻 I'm new to painting with a gun like this, and was having trouble with dry paint ending up all textured and pebble-y. I watched dozens of YT vids, but YOUR video SAVED my project! A 1955 GMC pickup truck I am restomodding. Especially the part beginning at 2:11. Thank you for explaining this so amazingly well! I applied an AMAZINGLY smooth, glossy coat of single-stage black urethane on my pickup's roof last night. And honestly, that's been the toughest part to paint with primer to date. This morning, it looks like black glass. Just amazing! Thank you again so very much! 💙💙💙
You are totally welcome! I’m glad it helped!
This was PERFECT for what I needed! Showing the extremes really helps newbies like me understand what's going on. Thank you so much for this video!
Finally TH-cam gives me a good recommendation.
Best video about spray guns on this platform, thank you
I want to add my compliments for a very well done video, to all the rest you have received so far. I won't repeat all the reasons everyone has found your video helpful, but they all apply. When I find a truly useful video on here ( and not all of them are certainly ), I think it is good to tell the person. Thank you for taking the time to make this !
Thank you so much for sharing this video. I started working at a new pastry shop where they actually use spray guns like this to spray chocolate glaze on the cakes, and was making a huge mess on them because no one could teach me how to properly adjust the controls!!! so informative and well explained, and love how you show the difference between the low and max setting on each control. THANK YOU!! ❤
I'm a muralist usually working with very large brushes. I am transitioning to more abstract and using this HVLP gravity feed sprayer is going to make my work much easier. I have been searching how to do a soft splatter, but never understood the workings of the gun and pressure. With your easy to understand video now I think I can do this. Thank you again for your help, and if I get this abstract job I'll send you a picture. Even if I don't, I will continue refining my spray tech. to achieve the final result.
Great! I’m glad it was helpful. Definitely share pictures and if you need any specific help feel free to reach out directly.
As someone who is just starting out with a spray gun, this was FANTASTIC..THANK YOU!
same! I'm trying to learn, this has been very helpful (as opposed to maaaany other videos on youtube!)
I've been studying spray painting and discovered a fantastic resource at Magic Painter Method (check it out on google)
Me too.
I purchased this same kit from HF about one year ago, and finally put it to use a few weeks ago. I used the smaller detail gun to apply several coats of shellac to a few kitchen cabinet doors that I built...gun worked very well and gave an excellent finish. I'm just now using the larger gun to paint a master closet cabinet that I built...I switched to the 1.8 nozzle for two coats of latex primer (sanded between coats), and plan to spray the paint soon. For the primer and paint, I thinned using about 3 ozs of water per quart of paint. I know HF gets a bad rap, but these guns work surprisingly well...no clogs, no spitting.
Totally! I originally bought mine because I had just spent $50 on a seals kit for a high end gun, I figured I would give HF a shot thinking even if I had to toss the gun after a month it would be worth it. Some of them were in heavy daily use for over a year!
@@imagineform Just finished spraying two coats of thinned Sherwin Williams Pro Classic enamel...big gun worked like a charm with no drips or clogs, although I had to wait on occasion for my compressor to get back to pressure...the big gun just needs too much air (more than my compressor can handle). I did pick up the HF purple gun yesterday for $9 on sale, but it only comes with a 1.4 tip. I took a #50 drill bit and drilled the tip to a 1.8 tip size...I'll see how that works. The purple gun specs match that of my compressor more closely.
Most helpful HVLP sprayer video I’ve seen. Very helpful w/ just the right amount of detail. Thanks for taking the time to put this together.
I watched like eight videos on it how to use one of these paint guns and I cannot lie yours is the best of all of them! Thank you for not wasting so much time!
Just got a HVLP spray gun today... watched this video. I feel more confident than ever!
I was a super pro auto painter for years - I never have seen this explained so well! - wish i had YOUt back when I started
Thanks!
Finally a video that makes sense of the instructions included with the gun. Thanks for the demo and explanations of each component.
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my coworker said i need to leave you a thumbs up, subscribe and leave a comment letting you know this is the most useful video we have ever seen. Thanks
Finally, a real “how to video “ with a real explanation and not a “watch me paint and increase my view time”. 💪🏼💪🏼
Probably the best video on how to use an HVLP spray gun. I was attempting to spray lacquer for my cabinets and was getting frustrating. This video might be old but still very helpful.
The first spray gun video I've seen that explained and demonstrated the effects of input pressure. Well done!
i bought a California Air Sprayer and it came with bad instructions. Your video hit it right on the head when it comes to training! It's great for a beginner sprayer. Thanks a bunch for this video!
Thank you so much! I just got my first paint gun and just didn't understand clearly how to use it. I've watched videos and it just wasn't clicking. I watched your video and it all clicked, made perfect sense! Thank you, thank you, thank you! I'm subscribing to your channel. I love how you break it all down. Made it so much easier to understand the tool.
NOOB here. Buddy of mine just shipped me all his equipment. (7 different guns, compressor, box full of paints, and a stand.)
Painted canvas, draw with paint markers, but never used airbrush. Thanks for the video.
I ACTUALLY TOOK NOTES FOR THE FIRST TIME IN MY LIFE. THIS VIDEO SHOULD BE A BOOK.
Thanks! I have considered outing together a little booklet :-)
@@imagineform I really cant thank you enough. good luck and please let me know when you do so.
This was the best best video out of many I have watched. I'll be spraying guitars and bowls with lacquer and this was really useful.
I build custom guitars and got a spray gun at StewMac for my coatings. I believe the mini gun is the way to go.
@@jimmymeetsworld464 Thanks for your reply. I have already bought the Earlex 5500 and put a 1mm needle in it. Relatively inexpensive and works great.
Great information tom. I'm an industrial sprayer I spray window frames for all super markets, Mc Donald's, wickes, KFC. also ceilings, cladding on industrial units. We use hvlp turbines on window frames and while getting a brilliant finish they ain't as quick as gracos air assisted, airless pro finish
YOU ARE THE BEST! I AM TERRIBLE AT PAINTING. this saved me. Please do Know this video was EXTREMELY HELPFUL!
This is the video I've been looking for. All the other spraying tutorials on TH-cam left me with unanswered questions and wasted time. You're the best, thanks!
I’ve watched at least 20 hvlp TH-cam setup videos… in my humble opinion, this is the best! Well done!
Incredibly awesome and helpful video for someone who is wanting to learn how to re-paint cars.
Thanks!
I’ve decided to try spraying for the first time ever and this video is the best in my opinion for me as a complete novice. Thanks Tom.
Thank you!
Finally a video that punches straight to the point! All the facts laid out and the "why" to each usage. Appreciate such concise video, thanks for this!
Bought the kolbolt version many years ago to paint my one tractor. Its been in a box and now i need to repaint my trailer and couldnt remember what knob did what. Thanks for the quick clear simple explanations of it all.
Omg thank you for this video. I work at HF and I been wanting to buy this little gun for a project I’m working on. This video is exactly what I’ve been looking for !
Been in the coatings industry for over 20 years and have never used HVLP only airless! Have decided to purchase and learn HVLP spraying this year.
Thanks for the great videos✌🏽
Your welcome
Pure Gold... Best HVLP beginner set-up guide on TH-cam. Thank you...
Awesome presentation...As someone who has been spraying since the 80's I appreciate how you clearly and succinctly you explained it all...Thanks for taking time out of what I hope is a wonderful life filled with health, love and happiness >...Doing all the stuff...:)
You’re welcome
So with the experience you guys have what exactly is the main difference from a gravity HVLP and a conventional spray equipment besides the amount of psi pressure?
@@Garcia90026 Less PSI, Less material coming from the gun; more control of the pattern...HVLP is great for production trim painting.
Wow , he actually answered my simple question ,, How to use the gun ....
I need to do all my rooms ... this video was more than helpful
I've watched 20 videos... this solved every issue I was having. Thank you for the detail.
Just the video I need it … thanks for putting together this good tutorial… most people don’t have a clue how hard is to make a video with out skipping a step… thanks again I be continuing making mistakes… perfect practice makes perfect
Thank you! Always learning:-)
Thanks for sharing! I’m a DIYer, just got me one of this little ones, I feel more comfortable using it, taking it apart and cleaning it!!
Simple, efficient explanation, no BS. Now I have courage to try my new spray gun...
Never be afraid to make mistakes, it’s the only way to learn. Just when they happen try to figure out what caused them.
Tom you ought to be a professor, bro. Your students' passing rate would be damn high! You killed this. You've answered question I didn't know I had and ones I had but didn't know enough to properly formulate the question.
Tom, that's an educational home run + what Tom G said!
Thanks again.
Really well explained and demonstrated. I am going save this video for keeps. The man is a natural teacher. I love it !
Most informative video I’ve seen on painting with a spray gun. So glad that you uploaded it. I learned more while watching your video then hours of videos from other people. Thank you
Thanks Mike! I have more no nonsense videos coming soon, Currently working on a fiberglass/composites one
I've been considering using rattle cans or an airless sprayer to paint my 1965 Ford Galaxie. HVLP just seemed too complex and I didn't get any smarter watching a lot of other TH-cam videos. THIS video is what I needed to know - how to USE the HVLP gun. Reading boring directions is one thing but seeing a live demonstration is far superior. Now I will use an HVLP gun which will give me a much better finish than any other method. Although, some guys HAVE painted their cars with rollers :)). I suppose some guys have even just thrown the bucket of paint on their cars, too, but I think I want something a little better.
Thank you
This guy is the PhD of paint. Awesome tutorial.
Good job describing how the guns work and also demonstrating the set up. You are a good teacher.
Excellent video. I bought a siphon gun but the instructions apply as well because the knobs are the same. Super helpful. Coffee sent.
Thanks so much! Glad it helped.
I have a folder with this video saved in it. I paint so rarely that I always need to come back to this to set things up. Painting the iron fence tomorrow and once again, this video is exactly what I needed.
Wow. This is the best spray painting tutorial I've seen! I wish I had found it before I painted my car, three days ago.
I made the mistake of using about 28psi when the gun has a 1.4mm hole in the spray nozzle. I did that despite the manual saying to use 40psi, because some other people said they like to spray using 27-28psi or 28-29psi. They must have been using guns with smaller (maybe 1mm) diameter spray nozzles.
The result was having to use the gun at about 6-10 inches away, instead of 20 inches, as in the user guide, due to the pressure being too low. The paint also ended up rather rough, so I'm going to have to use a cutting compound to smooth it down, after the paint hardens.
Oui mais on ne parle de de viscosité, qui doit être de 20 à25 s
Most useful video . Most of the other ones I watched showed the box then show it setup and spray it . They don't go over any of the controls or adjustments which is what i was looking for.
Very happy with the way this guy explains things. Building up my confidence to finally start working with my spray gun. Thank you.
Hi Tom, Your video came just in time for me. Getting ready to paint my antique tractor and have never used a spray gun.
Thanks, John
Thank you man, compared to other videos on TH-cam this was super clear and super informative. I'm wanting to get into automotive painting and this was really helpful.
This is the best video on TH-cam about how this works. You are an awesome instructor! Thank you!
Good job, not too wordy, stayed on topic, provided concise pertinent details that match the video description. Well done and thanks!
You're really an adorable instructor with the most informative video for spraying with a hvlp gun!! Really great! Now I can tackle my garage! Thanks!!
Question!!
Can an HVLP gun be converted to LVLP? Or should i just buy a sperate gun?
This is the best, clearest explanation of HVLP spraying on TH-cam! Many thanks!
BTW, what kind of paint were you using?
Thanks so Much! I was using Sherwin Williams Kem Aqua line
It really is...You can just tell he's done a whole lot of atomizing...:)
@@imagineform nice video does this gun works good with a 6 gallon compressor
Tom Stringham sir is it suitable for laquuer spray gun with 1 mm nozzle?
Do you dilute the paint or just out of the can thanks
Best tutorial on the YT. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you. Great explanatory video. I’ve got 3 new guns I got from tcp global in a kit and I’m going to spray some old steel truck rims. I feel like I have a good chance of doing a good job now.
Really well done video! Explained it perfectly. (I like your drawing on brown paper trick. I think I'll use that method, also!) Thanks for posting this.
Excellent video Tom! This is the kind of detailed explanation I newbie needs. Well done
Thanks mate. That was VERY informative and well explained, and I've watched a HEAP of spray gun videos, this is the best.
I am just learning to paint and this video to me is the best breakdown of how to set up a gun that I have seen.
You have a knack for teaching. Very very useful video, thanks man
Thanks! Glad it was helpful
Doing this for the second time and couldn't remember what I was doing. Truly excellent tutorial. Thanks again.
Thank you for sharing tips and tricks makes it easier to know what to do to get started on some basic stuff 👍🏽I have used it a long time ago on the dash of my truck. I mixed up rustolum paint thin it then just went for it. The hardest part of the whole thing was prepping the dash so when the black paint went on it would look good. No one knew the difference when I parked it at a car show. Auto paint black for a small can was $80.00 conpaird to $8.00 can of black paint of RUSTOLUME. I wouldn't use it for the out side of it. I would buy inexpensive paint before I would use RUSTOLUME I've seen it done but you could notice it looked like a really cheap paint job on the car. You can wet sand and buff out the Orenge peel. There is a video of some guy cutting and buffing but he is a professional that wanted to show it could be done not to count in the factor of how many car's and truck's he's done in his life time.
Finally professional! Good job bro u know your gear. Plz continue making videos, too many fakes on TH-cam
Thanks for teaching me something new 👍
Thank you sir, this is my first to use an spray and having trouble with job, I found your video and I will follow your instruction, so I do hope that I can fix my job
Job well done sir! Like others on here said! With little time this video was very informative! I started this job a couple years ago painting robotic dinosaurs that involved paint guns. I actually learned by messing with it myself not ever touching one before. So I decided to watch a video to actually hear someone with experience breaking it down and you did amazing! I actually learned more by you! Thanks! 🤙🏾
Thank you for this video!!!
Thank you for very clear and to the point explanations. This is the best video I've seen on spraying basics concepts so far.
Awesome. Great demonstration of droplet size. Every video and owner manual tells you how to adjust air and product, but not why you want to.
Appreciate this video. I just bought the green 25.00 sprayer from H.F. I'm hoping it's a good product and it lasts.
Excellent, excellent video. Covered all the basics without wasting any time.
Didn't have a clue what HVLP stood for till I saw it on here - now I feel suitably informed. Thank you. No nonsense and straight to the point. Thank you.
Would this gun be suitable for a DIYer looking to paint wooden furniture?
Could you recommend a cheap but quality gun and compressor that won't break a DIYer's bank?
Great video. Explained the how's and why's without any flashy graphics, loud music, unnecessary filler. I'm going to be spraying latex, I'll check out your other video(s) but this is very good start. Thank you
Love this video. My work recently installed a paint booth and I’ll be running this type of gun. Great tips and how it all ties together.
Tom, great video. What's the lowest Air Displacement (CFM) for a HVLP you would recommend. Thanks Gaz
This man knows what he is doing. Listen to him. He's right.
So far the most informative video I found. And clearly explained. I don't want to screw up. When time and money are available, need to get the 57 D100 back on the road. Low buck build in the early 80's. First truck I owned, and was a family build. Only thing farmed out was the Fury front clip welded on for IFS. I've only sprayed primer, dad always sprayed the paint. He recently passed away, so I want to go through my neglected truck. Hopefully a paint supply shop can mix the colour. Charcoal grey with extra metallic. It pretty much looks black. A little over a year till the next Red Deer Mopar meet.
Thanks Tom! Awesome demonstration for newbees.
+1 to all other comments below. This was the MOST informative video on how to setup your gun for DIY like me. Thanks!
Very good instructional for these hvlp setups, thank you for sharing. Answered all the questions I had
Thank you. This was a super informative video. You have given me the courage to start using one to redo kitchen cabinets.
I like the both extreme cases you use, to show the right adjustments. these calibrates the understanding.
Nice tutorial !!! keep up man.
Thanks for the crash course. This will help me improve on my painting. Great video.
Nice video. I have that exact gun. Gets the job done for what I'm painting (guitars, not cars). I've used the gun quite a bit before but just recently switched to automotive lacquers and a little more tuning and adjustment is going to help. The water based paints I have used in the past are a little more forgiving.
Good video, thanks. It would be great to see a vid on how to clean HVLP gear, e.g. do you need to tear down everything? Solvents?
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