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Meiji Finer Spot 1.2 Mini Spray Gun, A Worthy Alternative To The Iwata LPH80
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- čas přidán 30. 05. 2022
- My thoughts on the little Meiji Finer Spot, a really good tool, very well made and preforms excellently, highly recommended 👍
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Keep on doing what you love Pete!🍻Bike tanks and pushing the limits of a spot gun. You spraying bike tanks is the reason ive been following(I do tanks and fenders so have no use for full sizers). There is noone that does what you do Pete so thanks again. Cheers🤙🏼
Cheers Jeremiah, much appreciated 👍
Hi Pete, what a great little video, I never realised how compact the gun is looks quite neat! I love that you push beyond the boundaries with these little guns as you say it gives people like me a good idea in what we are buying should we choose to. Thanks again mate! See you in the next one.m
Thanks Steve, yes, these guns are really small, LPH80, Meiji Finer Spot, LPH50, W50 etc, I really like using them as they are fun, and makes it more difficult than blasting it with a Sata 5000 or similar, I enjoy seeing what they can do, they use little air so are ideal for people at home, thanks mate as always 👍
Hello 👋 Pete , wow the results are very very good , looks like they are a very worth while gun
Hi Roger, yes mate, a lovely little gun, it's a little bit more of everything than the LPH80 except size, having said that it uses a little more air and runs at a higher pressure so creates more overspray 👍
Nice size fan on that gun mate! Surprised me. And I thought I was bad with collecting spray guns, but you have out done me by a mile. I have added the WS 400 Lotus Eleven 3 limited edition, hvlp with the 05 air cap... for base coat....
Hi Niam, yes, i think I'm off the chain 😂, very nice, the Lotus is a lovely colour, is that another Lotus edition you have, thought you had one already or maybe I've got that wrong? , have you seen the new one, should be coming out tomorrow
Hey Pete, yet again no notification from YT about a new upload from you mate so sorry I missed it. Anyway I love the look of that little gun and it's got a big fan for it's size.
Most mini guns are more than capable of doing single car panels or bike tanks and sometimes they do a better job as they are more controllable on the smaller panels, it did a good job on the base and clear on the wing mate obviously it took a bit longer but the finish is as good as a full size gun 👌🙏👍
Hi John, yes, it does very well, it's performance is a little bit more of everything compared to the LPH80, it's a little cheaper, better made, size is the same, a great little tool, cheers mate 👍
Yeah it looks a good gun for the price and the Meiji range of guns look very well made👌👍
Just a heads up mate I've uploaded the BRG video which is not my best effort due to the nibs and hairs🙄 and I just had to pull the trigger on the 1.3 I tip setup for my Sata. I know I don't really need it but would regret not buying it at that price, looks like I'll be living on bread and jam for the next week 🤦♂️😭😆
@@JohnWD40TC02 Yeah, the Meiji built quality is the best I've seen bar none, there's other makes out there i haven't seen but of the one's i have it takes it.
Just replied to your post on Instagram, looks ok to me, a few bits but not like you were say, i thought it was going to look like a shag pile carpet the way you were talking, cheers buddy 👍
Terlihat sangat bagus. Aku ingin mencobanya.
Mereka adalah alat kecil yang bagus
@@peteshobbies5383 iya hari ini aku sedang memesannya karna aku membutuhkan senjata kecil yang bagus.
Nice looking gun brother
Cheers buddy, it's a lovely little gun, you know the build quality of Meiji, excellent, thanks mate 👍
hi pete. can you recommend the ani gf3 1.2? because i can't afford this gun meiji finer spot. i am using 1/4 compressor by vespa. thank you😊
Hi Mate, here's the GF3, it's not bad for the money,
czcams.com/video/PotZS_GaHLM/video.html
動画参考になりました。これから車の塗装に取り掛かります。
Hi, thank you. Good luck with painting the car 👍
I really love your channel. Thanks for sharing with us.
I'm struggling looking for a cheap mini gun that can handle HS Urethane (single stage paint) what do you recommend me?.
Thanks so much!
Thanks Luis, the problem with most mini gun's, as you probably know, is the tip sizes normally stop around the 1.2 mark, the Sata Minijet is an exception but not cheap, the Iwata Kiwami W50 1.3 is also good but still not cheap, I would suggest the ANI R160 1.2 or if money is really tight the ANI GF3 1.2, both should be ok, you may need to reduce/thin the paint slightly, they both like a good bit of pressure so aim for around 42 to 48 psi, hope that helps
@@peteshobbies5383 Hi Pete, thanks for your tips. I'll give a try to ANI160. I live in Argentina so will he a long time for arrival. Do you know if HTE mini gun exists? Thank you.
@@luismaryland2305 Hi Luis, do you mean HTE with regards to the ANI R160?
@@peteshobbies5383 in general. I can't find an HTE mini gun of any type. all of them are HVLP, LVLP, etc. Do you know one? Thank you Pete
I found one. The IWATA Az4 hte. Thanks again for your videos and tips. You do a hard work at testing, filming, editing for keeping us informed. Thank you and cheers from Argentina
The fan looks like it is similar to the lph80.
Did you ever have an ANI r150? If so, how do you think it compares to this?
Nice work Pete!
Thanks David, yes, it's very similar. slightly bigger fan and this puts out a little more material, probably because it operates at 22psi.
Yes, I still have an ANI R150, this is a much more refined gun, build quality is in a different league and this operates at a lower pressure, the ANI is by comparison rather crude, needing 42 to 48 psi for clear, although i would still say it's the best gun at the £100GBP mark
hi Pete! first of all thank you for reviewing so many guns. I build electric guitars as a hobby and paint them . I mostly use nitro lacquer as a finish . I own a very small compressor (an Einhel just 24lt , 1.5hp ) so I'm looking for a gun that works with low pressure and with very low air consumption. Do you believe this fits the bill? Also ,till now I've been using a Devilbiss flg-5 and most of the times I have to over-reduce the paint and the clear in order to get better atomization . Do you believe that is bad and if yes , what does it cause? Thanx a lot!
Hi buddy, over thinning the materials can cause shrinkage, so it cracks later on over time.
If you are running an FLG5, then you will run a Finer Spot, It will be a slower but give a better finish, for even lest air consumption the LPH80 is good but slower that the Finer Spot
@@peteshobbies5383 thanx for the quick reply and the tips. I forgot to mention that the nitro lacquer that's available in my country dries really quick , so quickly that sometimes it comes dry right off the gun creating strings . I use a slow nitro reducer for that reason and still getting some dry paint/clear on the surface. So I assume that I have to use a fast gun. Running the flg5 with that compressor makes it difficult for the compressor to compensate. So , do you believe I should get the Finer Spot or first get a bigger and more powerful compressor? Thanx a lot!
@stamaths1999 I can only presume you live in a hot country?
@@peteshobbies5383 I live in Greece. it's hot but not that hot. I get it why you ask but the "drying right off the gun" thing happened to me this winter when the temperature was 12 degrees Celsius , it was though quite a humid day .
@stamaths1999 It seems odd that it should do this, I speak to others that spray Nitro, and they never mention it
May I know, the spraygun setting is like that, what is the percentage for the thiner clear coat dosage?
Hi Belajar, the settings are full fluid and full fan, the clear has no thinners but is warmed up to around 34°c to help it flow
@@peteshobbies5383 Means a room that already has a hot temperature?
I warm the clear coat up itself not the room
This video explains the difference between hot and cold clearcoat 👍
czcams.com/video/VRCGv6Rxw1Q/video.html
@@peteshobbies5383 ok thanks 🙏
Well you know what Ebay is like. The seller sold it to me - a private offer and then withdrew it and sold it to someone else. It had the 3 black controls missing off it. But this one came up private no 1032 of3000. everthing there but did not have the anesta Iwata air regulator with it. I had a Lematech digital regulator which I put in the case. Always hankered for that gun. With the Gold inner valve control bodies. I have the WS 400 clear coat gun, but this is the base coat air cap. Perhaps you xould review different air pressure regulator's??? I must say that the iwata regulators were not hardy with solvents and the Adam are way over priced and all Sata guns suffer from the built in digital failing after some time. So, I just remove the batteries and use a normal regulator. But that will be my last spray gun that I buy. Well over 35 guns now. You must own at least 70 or 80😅😂🤣. Need to do a hypershift pearl project to try the Lotus out. Paid £250 for it.
Blimey, that's a good price, I really haven't counted my gun's, i think i would probably feel sick or stupid, even embarrassed so i just don't count them 😂
Hello Pete! Thanks for the excellent videos!
I have model airplanes as a hobby. I have an Iwata RG3L, but I'm looking to purchase a gun with a larger fan to make painting the wings easier. They are generally panels measuring approximately 50cmX160cm. My compressor is 24L. I'm looking for LPH 80 1.2 or this Meiji Finer Spot 1.2. What advice can you give me?
Hi Mate, good to hear you enjoy the videos.
I would take a look at this video if you haven't already,
czcams.com/video/9pG-MDT6PWQ/video.htmlsi=jI7K6B4Gj6bkvoVX
It may help you decide, I would look at a LPH50 in 1.0 or the LPH80 in 1.2, the latter will probably be too much for what you want.
The Finer Spot is a very good gun but it's got quite a big fan size, much more than you need, it ok for larger areas but not for what you have in mind, the LPH50 takes the same cups as your RG-3L, hope that helps 👍
Pete, thanks for your reply.
Some of my models are 1/3 scale, so the wings painel are large…
In that case, the Finer Spot is a good choice, as is the W50 1.3 Kiwami Iwata and the W50 1.2 Iwata Bisho, they are all pretty good on air, not as low as the LPH80, LPH50 but still quite low
All will work fine with a 24l compressor, right?
@joaopereira1198 What's the output of the compressor? , that's more important than the tank holding capacity
can you run it for the whole car body?
It would be difficult because it would take a long time as you can only cover small areas at a time, a few panels yes, the whole car would be difficult
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Thanks my friend 👍
Hi Pete, what clearcoat do you use?.
Hi buddy, I use a few, most of the time it's a cheaper Upol clear, it doesn't flow as well as some but I've been using it for years so am used to it
@@peteshobbies5383 Hi Pete, very noticeable you were super slow with the upol clear. Is this because the upol is quite thick which subsequently determines speed on application. Be interesting to see how this gun would fare with a different CC in terms of speed.. Sal
Hi Sal, The Upol is around the same viscosity as most other clears after its has been warmed up, the difference is the better clears flow better so you need to apply less for the same finish as the better ones will flow out after application for the first minute or so whereas the Upol only flows a little so you more or less spray for finish you want if that makes sense 👍
@@peteshobbies5383 thanks for the reply Pete and yes makes sense... My finger is on the the add to cart button.. Your a bad influence... 😅😅..
Oh no, sorry, I'm the same, I can't stop buying sprayguns 😂🤣👍