psi for hvlp
rather then airbrush a body kit im getting a hvlp gun..what psi do i need to set the compressor @..and yeah im a noob to paint !!!!! so dont be mean to me or i might cry...hahhaha
has anyone airbrushed a full car??if so how long did it take?? i love using my new airbrush but i think it would take meny meny weeks
has anyone airbrushed a full car??if so how long did it take?? i love using my new airbrush but i think it would take meny meny weeks
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it would take you forever to paint an entire car with an airbrush...plus, you would see the striations from the airbrush strokes.
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Most True Hvlp Guns Only Need 10psi Max At The Cap Thats Why I Use On My Sata Nr2000 Which Is What I Use For Base.... Hvlps Do Not Spray Clear Real Well Just To Help You Out Plus Ure Not Looking At The Psi The Compressor Is Set At Rather Then How Much Max Cfm Ure Compressor Can Put Out @40psi To How Much Cfm Your Gun Requires
My gun says max pressure - 45psi. The cap on the end of my gun says max pressure 10psi. I asked "the guy" at the paint shop what the pressure I needed and he said 40-45psi.
That is about the extent of my knowledge of pressure. I think I should have quoted that like I was told in my above reply. I didn't know it would be different per situation, my appologies.
That is about the extent of my knowledge of pressure. I think I should have quoted that like I was told in my above reply. I didn't know it would be different per situation, my appologies.
reg gravity feed guns need to beset around 45 psi to blow at 30psi
becuase of the long hose 50ft or 100ft you get a drop from the compressor to the gun
a hvlp gun is like 8-10 psi
be sure to get a regulator for the gun its a little screw on guage that fit into the gun so you can adjust it to get the perfect air pressure.
but rember it also depends on how the paint flows such as base/clear/acrylic/enamal your spread and adjustments on the gun can make it very a few pounds.
Just ne sure to set up a test area and spray a few times untill you get the right settings .
becuase of the long hose 50ft or 100ft you get a drop from the compressor to the gun
a hvlp gun is like 8-10 psi
be sure to get a regulator for the gun its a little screw on guage that fit into the gun so you can adjust it to get the perfect air pressure.
but rember it also depends on how the paint flows such as base/clear/acrylic/enamal your spread and adjustments on the gun can make it very a few pounds.
Just ne sure to set up a test area and spray a few times untill you get the right settings .


