Paint your car with less overspray!
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- This video is all about helping the hobbiest or diy guy to reduce overspray when auto painting in a garage. Some simple techniques and gun setting adjustments you can reduce overspray save in materials and still produce a beautiful finish!
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I like the idea of having a light on the paint sprayer... I never thought of doing that!
Hello just wanted to say I’ve watched countless videos on painting and yours have been the most informative and easiest to follow,it’s the way u explain things in such a simple way that just clicks in my mind i appreciate every video u do thank u
I really appreciate your comment. I've spent many hours training employees and developing a simple strategy to teaching these skills. Happy to hear it's appreciate by you and so many viewers. 👍
Nice tips
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Best painting tip to date.
👊Thanks brother!
So as a new painter, dropping air pressure and fluid volume and letting me go a bit slower has made a world of difference on the clear coat. I got 0 runs on my 3rd job. I was able to run it at my own pace, and it turned out looking great!
Yes, and then when you get more experience and want to go faste you can turn up the volume.
Finish looks great. Good info too.
Thanks 👍
Another great one, Chris. Thank you
👍appreciate the support!
Thanks for being very detailed!
Glad it was helpful!
Hi Chris, once again some great tips and advice for laying the clear with less overspray I also paint fairly close and to get a nice closed thin coat I also lay my first coat with fast passes then keeping my gun at the same settings I will lay my second coat by moving slower, I normally set my gun to full fan, full fluid at 2 bar (29psi) which seems to work for me.
Thanks again for sharing your expertise with us, love your channel👌🙏👍John UK.
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Love your channel
Thank you!
Excellent info, as always!
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Thank you good commin information it helps
Glad it was helpful!
Ain't nothing wrong with that finish. Great tips. Ive been playing around with reduced settings to keep overspray down at home otherwise I get huge clouds rolling down the street😂 Can't spray at home like you would in a paint booth. Low and slow works better. These lvlp guns work great at home. My Iwata Lph400 has less overspray and finer atomization but its more expensive and uses more air. Great video. Cheers
Love the lph400, the I've been playing around with reduced pressure onn the Sagola 3300 and its working well . Upcoming video on that.
Hi Chris, very interesting with regards to reduced pressure on the 3300gto. As you have the 4600 xtreme, have you tried playing around with reducing air pressure/fluid flow to obtain a good finish with less overspray? Cheers Steve 👍
Good job... love from india❤❤
Awesome, thank you!
@@GarageNoise can. You upload. Custom paint job??? Like. Candy paint. Chemeleon . ( Unique colour)
Thanks for a nother great video
Hi man thanks for this channel it's great to learn from you, Why you don't make shelfs for paint and clearcoat to make space and trim...All the best
That's definitely needed for sure. Alot of things get set aside while keeping the work moving.
Good
Thanks!
Your presentation is really good and super concise, thanks for the videos!im looking to buy the aeropro, just worried about getting a dud, im guessing the chance is the same with any mass produced gun of any price level.
I've had a few viewers say they got one with a machining issue on the cap. I've purchased many of these guns and haven't had an issue. When you get it I would spray something through it make sure the fans good if it is you shouldn't have any issues.
I just use a large negative air machine on wheels vented to the outside.......just roll it over to side your working on and it might pull you in too :)
🤣that works
Had it kicking around for mold and asbestos remediation......first time I pulled the trigger on a spray gun in the garage I was like wait a minute I have a fix for this :)
Any tips when you are setting gaps on fenders doors to get it perfect every time?
Yes, set your gaps from the back of the car to the front. I will need to make a video to give you more details.
I have the r500.. what's the best small air compressor you would recommend? I'm looking at the Fortress 27 gallon or the Kobalt 26 gallon.
I don't have a brand recommendation but buy the most cfm production you can afford.
I noticed the nason xl products on the counter. Do you good luck out of color matches with it? I've used the nason color match was never good. Never used the XL I normally use ppg omni plus matches great but is expensive
I like the nason xl but it has it's color issue as they all do. As gar as color match I don't notice much difference between brands. Nason covers well and has a decent finish. More expensive brands will lay down smoothe with better metallic orientation. Appreciate your comment and support!
What's the size of the tip 1.3 for clear?
1.3 for base and clear
@@GarageNoise thanks friend
Of all the lvlp spray guns you've shown us is there one that is your favorite and would recommend for us?
What size tip did you use? And do you use same size on clear every time? Ty
I pretty much stick with 1.3 but have had good results with 1.4
Thank you for your time and response. Love your videos. I've learned so much from you. I need to order shirt. I need to send you one of my shop shirts.
Where do you get the pour spout for the reducer?
I think you mean for the prime.
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@@GarageNoise no , lol it was in another video you had. It was a small screw on spout for the reducer or like metal gallon container.
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You said 5cfm?
Says 9 to 10 cfm on the data I read ?
Yes, the inokraft spec sheet says that. What I've found is the spec sheets from the sellers of these guns are all over the place. So what I did was went to the manufacturers website. The manufacturer of all these guns is a company called Rongpeng that's where I got the low cfm info. How accurate that is, it's hard to say. I know that my Sagolas air consumption is 9.5-10 and this gun uses much less by comparison.
@@GarageNoise I have a sagola mini extreme air was around 7cfm
Good to know these might be lower CFM ..I might try one !
Thanks for the info !!
How much is this paint gun cost??
Price is about 100.00 link is in description
@@GarageNoise not bad 109 with 3 tips
Y none of u utube painters dont tell the importants of viscocity??.thats the biggest cause of orange peel
True, if your mixing ratio is correct the viscosity should be spot on
True. Sometimes I'll do 5-10 reducer to slick it out with good quality clear. Just not too much or you'll lose some shine. I've heated clear to make it thinner. Works good in cooler weather
@@MarcBchannel heated clear.good tip there...!!
@@MarcBchannelhow I heat clear up I also paint in a garage not boot and I’m new also
@shottachase47 I've heated mine on hot water. Heat material and activator separately. Or in front of a heater. Just not too hot. No more than 100F. Don't know Celsius
Are you in Tulsa
Yes, near tulsa
Love your work and showing the people how to do it correctly and I shop at coop’s wholesale myself
@@jeromeware2273 Awesome! Thank's brother, I appreciate the comment and support 👊
@@GarageNoise yes always keep up the great work ❤️
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