Sagola Vs. Sata
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- March 7, 2013 at 7:01 am #41922
Haha!! Be careful how you word things!! I can dig up several posts about how YOU said it was stupid to even imply that the tech sheed would have any clue about what pressure to spray at. Matter of fact it was in THIS thread. So no, I dont go by the tech sheet on what pressure to spray at. But for grins I did just look, It says 45-50 psi in a conventional gun!! No way man…im not spraying at 50 psi!
But yeah it totally makes sense that laying on 2 heavy coats will dry faster and retian gloss better (and less chance of pop). And I totally plan to bring my pressures back up. I feel I get a more even/uniform coat with more pressure as well.
March 7, 2013 at 7:04 am #41923[quote=”thekansaskid” post=30801]A specific 9 frame offs a year. People prob are catching the buzz of ur paint jobs at 15 psi. Got em lined up :deadhorse[/quote]
Thanks, your contribution to this is really useful! :clappy
March 7, 2013 at 7:12 am #41925[quote=”gtome” post=30806]Haha!! Be careful how you word things!! I can dig up several posts about how YOU said it was stupid to even imply that the tech sheed would have any clue about what pressure to spray at. Matter of fact it was in THIS thread. So no, I dont go by the tech sheet on what pressure to spray at. But for grins I did just look, It says 45-50 psi in a conventional gun!! No way man…im not spraying at 50 psi!
But yeah it totally makes sense that laying on 2 heavy coats will dry faster and retian gloss better (and less chance of pop). And I totally plan to bring my pressures back up. I feel I get a more even/uniform coat with more pressure as well.[/quote]
50psi. you dont even know what kind of gun you are spraying with :SMarch 7, 2013 at 7:20 am #41928[quote=”gtome” post=30810]What kind of gun am I spraying with?[/quote]
You bought it. Don’t you know :blink:[quote=”gtome” post=30806]Haha!! Be careful how you word things!! I can dig up several posts about how YOU said it was stupid to even imply that the tech sheed would have any clue about what pressure to spray at. Matter of fact it was in THIS thread. So no, I dont go by the tech sheet on what pressure to spray at. But for grins I did just look, It says 45-50 psi in a conventional gun!! No way man…im not spraying at 50 psi!
But yeah it totally makes sense that laying on 2 heavy coats will dry faster and retian gloss better (and less chance of pop). And I totally plan to bring my pressures back up. I feel I get a more even/uniform coat with more pressure as well.[/quote]
40-50 psi for a [b][i]conventional[/i][/b] spray gun… you have a hvlp gun bro
March 7, 2013 at 7:25 am #41933Len will be able to tell you. Maybe you should verify with the guys over there to be sure.
March 7, 2013 at 7:39 am #41936big difference in dropping your pressure a few psi to duplicate factory texture vs 15psi.What I meant was what does your gun manufacturer suggest for pressure?oh wait you don’t even know what you have :deadhorse I can back up what I say with experience…..
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