Carlos Garcia
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I do prepare them also, but did not know that sealer could b use, it makes a lot of sense, it saves the sanding stage. the thing with u guys is that in every posting don’t matter how simple we always learn. Thanks yall very much. 🙂
When u talk about sealing, r u referring to primer or sealer? sealer goes just before the base color. Right?
My wild guess. An awesome week end
Jayson u have a dirty mind boy!! LOL
I know is not personal was only kidding, I ask u cause that’s ur forte right? and as I promised I do not remember what u said.LOL
Welcome protek9543 nice looking dog, I am south Floridian also, Opa Locka.
I can’t see using any thing coarser than 1500 regardless of brand on paper or clear, then follow with 3000 then buff, that’s the way I do it. and there are clears out there that can be buffed after 3 0r 4 hours, I normally wait 24
Hey it looks like a pro did it LOL
Ditto
I welcome you to the site. You know, only tow people have given their live to save the world: Jesus and the American GI. For that I salute you and remain eternally greateful for your service
[quote=”Jayson M” post=26791]I wouldn’t touch the fan settings or fluid settings,increasing your distance on the last coat should fix it for you.Try a higher quality slow reducer,you would be surprised how well that will work.Your tekna prolite is an excellent base gun,no need to change[/quote]
I was having the exact same problem with Nason untill I tried Jayson’s advice, what I id was double the distance from the surface and that improved like 95%. Good luck
Bill you are already contributing by just being part of the forum, WELCOME, May God bless you and every body here.
Hi guy, I am not very experienced but I am going to try to help you. I do not know your gun but mine is a DeVilbiss Plus and this is what I do: First open the fluid tip all the way out (Counterclockwise) then press the trigger all the way and start turning the fluid knob clockwise until you feel pressure on the trigger, next you open the fan knob again counterclockwise all the way, next adjust the pressure on the inlet valve to the recommended pressure either by your gun manufacturer or the data sheet on the material to spray, next assuming you have your material ready and in the cup you press the trigger and trim the fan just enough to trim the edges of the fan, the final step you spray a test pattern on a sheet of paper and adjust your pressure a little at a time + or – until you get the results that is best for you. If someone cares enough to write and help you, follow their advise as mine is very limited, like I said I do not have the experience that the rest of the forum have. Good luck and welcome here
[quote=”Ben” post=26050][quote=”Jayson M” post=26045]All of the teknas spray the same,the most popular do anything set up would be the 1.3/1.4 tips with a 7E7 compliant air cap.[/quote]
I thought you were going to recommend the Plus gun :p
I agree, for the price the Tekna is probably the best all around gun available right now[/quote]
Was is wrong with the Plus? I just got a used one and it shoots as good as my friend’s Sata, it is slow but it shoots good :hunt :hunt
Jimmo you can remove the rust with a solution of muriatic acid and water 1 to 1 it works very well on stainless on boats here in the ocean.