harbor freight paint guns
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harbor freight paint guns
What do you guys think about using this gun to paint my car with the restoleum paint?
[IMG]http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/photos/94500-94599/94572.gif[IMG]
if that pic link doesn't show up heres the link
http://www.harborfreight.com/c...94572
[IMG]http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/photos/94500-94599/94572.gif[IMG]
if that pic link doesn't show up heres the link
http://www.harborfreight.com/c...94572
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Re: harbor freight paint guns (-NA-aLL-thE-wAy-)
haha thanks.
heres what I'm thinking. the guns says that it takes 30-35 psi to operate the gun. and the air comsumption of the gun is 12CFM @ 43 psi. So the air compressor that i buy has to supply at least 12 CFM @ 43 psi. Does that sound right?
heres what I'm thinking. the guns says that it takes 30-35 psi to operate the gun. and the air comsumption of the gun is 12CFM @ 43 psi. So the air compressor that i buy has to supply at least 12 CFM @ 43 psi. Does that sound right?
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Re: harbor freight paint guns (bobyahead)
I've actually bought my paint gun from harbor freight and I would say that they sell good paint guns. I haven't had any problems with mine and I only paid 10.00 bucks.. oh ya baby.. 
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Those guns are not bad, just that I would replace the cups with those that doesn't screw on. The screw on caps tend to leak in between the threads and later it doesn't screw on tight anymore; but, to tell you guys the truth, I use these gun to spray primer surfacer and epoxy primer. They work great for it.
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