In this video i show you my new blue point HVLP spray gun and test it on a fender from a chevy pickup
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MY OFF-ROAD LAWN MOWER
TRACTOR: Craftsman LT1000 (2002?)
ENGINE: Briggs I/C 16.5 HP Cast Iron Sleeve
REAR END: MST-206 (6 Speed)Peerless Transaxle
TOP SPEED: 11 MPH (17.7 KM/H)
RATIO(Before Tranny): 1.3:1
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MY WELDER: Clarke Weld 130 MIG Gas/No Gas
HAND TOOL OF CHOICE: Craftsman
ENGINE OF CHOICE: Briggs and Stratton
Price:
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Price: $1.99
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Price: $1.99
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Price: $17.98
Considered the powermate hvlp spray gun you will be surprised lot better than the finex 3000 ….
That’s a Sharpe Finex FX 3000. You have way too big a needle stup in their for HVLP, it’s putting out too much paint, that’s why it’s wavy, drop down to a 1.3mm or a 1.4 at the max. You can shoot primer in any setup you just need to reduce it some.
Do you know were to get a replacment baffle seal ?
hey im starting to think about painting my 85 k10 what would be a good color and hit me up on Facebook cuz your pretty damn smart
Easy Quick Tips for Cleaning: After you finished with your Painting / Projects… Put a Cup of Acetone in it and swish it around… Then go to a patch of grass and spray…. This will leave your Spray Gun Clean and good to go next time.
Just invest the money into good guns for base and clear and the money will make it self back. Going cheap doesnt always save money
Nothing beats a good gun. I use to paint at my job and I would use the smaller touch up guns for the auto parts I had to paint in one shop and in the other shop I would use the big ones like yours. Great design features that you mentioned, It does matter.
Thanks for posting. What size/brand compressor are you using? I’m also in the market for a new compressor.
Oh man, I want one of those right there
That is a re branded Finex FX3000