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[quote=”ARTSPRAY” post=28926]oh and one Sata model you dont hear much about is the 1000b RP which is thier budget version ,very similar in shape to the 4000b ,by all acounts it sprays a little too well and i have heard it compars favourably with the 3000b ,it is one model i would like to try for myself[/quote]
I must say Paul your right about the Sata jet 1000 RP I actually got one from your neck of the woods about 3 months ago it has a 1.3 setup and I only use it for clear at the moment. The only negative thing i could say about it has a narrower fan compared to the higher end sata’s but it sure puts on a real nice coat a clear! When my 3000 RP arrives I might give the 1000 a go for base. By the way Paul I always appreciated your knowledge and info you shared on the KKL. You disappeared there for a while so I’m wrapt that your on this awesome forum! :cheers
[quote=”ARTSPRAY” post=28904]my old Walcom was a 1.2 FX HA, this has been superceded by the latter more easily serviced Genesi HTI or HTE or whatever they call thier compliant/RP versions lol
so basicly if its an all rounder and clearing gun then whatever you decide brand wise i would recomend the RP AKA compliant versions over the HVLP ,also i much prefer RP for waterbournes
Oh and check out both the Iwata WBX gold aircap as used by Aston Martin for clear and the new Ballaria which has a flatter more even pattern ,much more economicaly priced than Sata and imho better built ,i will be getting myself a Supernova soon WS version off a friend ,i have seen the results he gets from it and have used it for a small job myself so hopefully it will be a good gun for me ,they do however require a bit of user input to tune them in for faster aplication techniques,myself i like to work at a slower pace anyway ,finish being more important than speed for me which is why my Sata RP and my Walcom where both 1.2 set ups ,one it slowed them down to my pace and two i felt the finish was superior to the larger tip sizes[/quote]
Hey Artspray are the Aston martins painted manually, how do you know that they use the iwata wbx? I was looking into getting the new bellaria but couldn’t get any feedback on it so I opted to get a new 3000 RP. Do you have any experience with either of those iwata’s
:hij: I just ordered a satajet 3000rp brand new from the UK like the ones Andy was talking which they apparently have released in anodised blue.
Looks like I might be going with a satajet 3000 RP the new anodised blue ones available from the UK.
Hi there Rikka did your prolite come with any other nozzles and aircaps?
Will be using it for Standox solvent base and medium solids clear coat.
Anyone? Got any more suggestions
I did own a chrome tekna with a 1.3 setup I found it a little slow with low solids clear which we use at work. Has anyone used a sharpe razor compliant? They look like a quality made American gun.
I just recently got myself a sata 1000 rp 1.3 setup just for clear, and wow what a difference. The quality is what makes sata stand out from the rest.
Well I actually picked up two sgf98 guns brand new one is a 1.5 hvlp and the other 1.2 non hvlp. Got them for 100 bucks a piece, looking forward to giving them a go this week at work.
[quote=”RatStang” post=13628]Poly – Devilbiss FLG3 (1.8 – 2.2 Tip)
Primer – Sharpe SGF98 1.5 Tip, Devilbiss FLG3 1.8 Tip
Sealer – Devilbiss CVI HVLP 1.4 Tip, Sharpe T1-CG 1.4 tip
Base – Sharpe SGF 98 1.4 Tip (I’ve tried many different base guns, and I just like the pattern on this POS.)
Clear – Iwata LPH400, Devilbiss CVI Trans-Tech 1.4, Sata RP 1.3
Worthless POS: Devilbiss Starterline. (Biggest waste of money ever.)[/quote]
I know this is an old thread but I was wondering if ratstang is still using the sharpe sgf98 hvlp for base, was looking to get one myself as I’m in need of a basecoat gun and I can get one for a great price. Can u please give me your experience with this gun. Thanks
So what would be the best setup to apply basecoat without any mottle, aircap, nozzle etc.