HVLP systems

[phread59]

Sata makes some of the best spray equipment out there no doubt. I like to occasionally make a piece of furniture or so. I have a compressor with a drier on it. I use 2 Devilbiss Startingline and Finishline guns. They work well. Lots of autobody guys use these guns for all but the final clearcoat. Cheap and work well. But like I said Sata is the knuts. You could get a Devilbiss and see if it works for you then invest in some Sata equipment. BTW the Sharpe gun mentioned previously is a good gun too.

Mark Shuman

 

[Michael Webb]

It's actually usually used for putting on epoxy and cyno, with rotation. I have an exhaust fan setup on it that blows out thru an old dryer vent 4 ft away and a door with vent holes in it with a filter over it so it can pull in clean air then exhaust it outside. I have used it for krylon, but rarely. I am actually looking to spray waterbased finish in this one. I realize that a whole different setup is needed for automotive clearcoat, and don't plan on pursuing that at this time, not enough extra bucks or space available:grin:
Dave

For safety reasons alone, you need to bring the exaust exit much higher than ground level.