Good honest review , i would just like to say some things , its none of my business but maybe wear some gloves , you wear an air fed to protect yourself so a couple of gloves would not break the bank , second i could see something that looked like tigerstripping in the hood but it could be the camera and the lighting, i am not trying to pick the shit out of your work i am just pointing it out , anyway good review 👍
Thanks and yeah the lighting messes with my go pro so bad to the point I've been getting better results with my phone lately. And yes gloves are important for sure. Just slipped my mind I am a lot better about it lately. Was definitely sick of my hands being ruined by the end of the week
You need way more practice. That hood looked like a blotchy mess. Next time tape the wheel molding to the truck and give yourself some room to work. Your overlap was all over the place. You also need to bring your clear at least 8 inches into the next panel.
@@Murderthefinish i did not mean to sound like a doink 😁 i just was scrolling through and saw. This. I had the 1.3i rp. Its slowish. The rp5000 1.2 is on the money for base and clear using 480 high tech.
@@Murderthefinish im gonna check it out 😁 i had a 5500 1.3o hvlp but i was using water and did not know it was gonna be way too much for it. My best metallic solvent base gun out of all the guns ive used in 28 yrs is an nr2000 1.5. The 1.5 is strangely smaller than the 1.4 and its like magic .
Awesome finish 👍 you using the I or the O version? Have you tried both? And if so which do you like better? Also you said it should have a 1.4 dudes it seem slower with the 1.3? I've been thinking of getting one not many channels give a clear understanding of it. Thank you in advance
😂 I took this video a long time ago lol but when I use the SATA wich isn't very often 😂. I usually have the fluid turned in 1/12 ish turns. My pressure is usually around 24 psi and fan wide open. I might bump up the pressure to 26 psi for clear. It's a great gun for sure.
@Murderthefinish thanks I just bought a used one and looks new. I'm watching all the videos and I see some with everything wide open. I test it out and it seems like wide open is a bit much. Even for a decent pace. 2bars sounds a lot different than yours and I didn't see much fog in the booth.
Not a problem! And yes I really try and focus on getting as much fluid transfer as I can. Not efficient if you are loosing half the paint in the air! Cheers!
Good honest review , i would just like to say some things , its none of my business but maybe wear some gloves , you wear an air fed to protect yourself so a couple of gloves would not break the bank , second i could see something that looked like tigerstripping in the hood but it could be the camera and the lighting, i am not trying to pick the shit out of your work i am just pointing it out , anyway good review 👍
Thanks and yeah the lighting messes with my go pro so bad to the point I've been getting better results with my phone lately. And yes gloves are important for sure. Just slipped my mind I am a lot better about it lately. Was definitely sick of my hands being ruined by the end of the week
Great video! May I know what is the device you use to went over the panels right before you start spraying paint? Thanks!
@@seanleanable thanks for the comment! I use an anti static gun. It reduces the static on the panel. This one is made by dent fix.
@@seanleanable tha k you so much!
Looks like you're keeping the sata😊JR
Yes I am! It's a great spray gun
You need way more practice. That hood looked like a blotchy mess. Next time tape the wheel molding to the truck and give yourself some room to work. Your overlap was all over the place. You also need to bring your clear at least 8 inches into the next panel.
😂😂😂 watch some newer videos buddy. I've been painting 15 years!
Also this was a first time spray using a new spray gun. Not sure why this video even gets views
@@Murderthefinish i did not mean to sound like a doink 😁 i just was scrolling through and saw. This. I had the 1.3i rp. Its slowish. The rp5000 1.2 is on the money for base and clear using 480 high tech.
Thanks man! Appreciate the feed back! I have a new SATA 5500 review on base coat! You should watch it!
@@Murderthefinish im gonna check it out 😁 i had a 5500 1.3o hvlp but i was using water and did not know it was gonna be way too much for it. My best metallic solvent base gun out of all the guns ive used in 28 yrs is an nr2000 1.5. The 1.5 is strangely smaller than the 1.4 and its like magic .
Awesome finish 👍 you using the I or the O version? Have you tried both? And if so which do you like better?
Also you said it should have a 1.4 dudes it seem slower with the 1.3? I've been thinking of getting one not many channels give a clear understanding of it. Thank you in advance
Thank you! I am going to make a video on this soon!
@@Murderthefinish thank you
How dare you wear a devilbiss paint suit! Take it off!
If you dont mind sharing all 3 settings for base and clear? Thanks 😄
😂 I took this video a long time ago lol but when I use the SATA wich isn't very often 😂. I usually have the fluid turned in 1/12 ish turns. My pressure is usually around 24 psi and fan wide open. I might bump up the pressure to 26 psi for clear. It's a great gun for sure.
@Murderthefinish thanks I just bought a used one and looks new. I'm watching all the videos and I see some with everything wide open. I test it out and it seems like wide open is a bit much. Even for a decent pace. 2bars sounds a lot different than yours and I didn't see much fog in the booth.
Not a problem! And yes I really try and focus on getting as much fluid transfer as I can. Not efficient if you are loosing half the paint in the air! Cheers!
Can't hear you speaking thru the mask!!just sayin
I'm working on it man!
Good to see a painter wearing air fed on CZcams, to many wearing cartridge masks that offer zero protection 👍🏻