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·OK, so I shot my BC/CC in the trunk today.
The gun still blows a little air all the time, but less than before now that I know how the gun adjustment works.
The air cap still drips. I don't think that this is a leak. I think that paint collects on the horn and accumulates enough to drip. It collects enough the I cannot make a single stroke without the possibility of a drip. It builds up more when the gun is upright than when the gun is pointed down. Basically, for some reason, the gun does not atomize the paint enough to keep it off the air cap.
Hey, its just the trunk interior of the car. It looks good enough.
But now I need to get a new gun to continue jamb painting and priming the car.
How about some suggestions. Should I go with a detail gun since the important work is just details? HVLP is required. I think I would like a gravity feed gun. What brands are good. I would like something fiscally efficient. Not cheap, but no Cadillac just for the sake of it.
In my other hobby, woodworking, a detail gun is more appropriate, so one gun would suffice.
The gun still blows a little air all the time, but less than before now that I know how the gun adjustment works.
The air cap still drips. I don't think that this is a leak. I think that paint collects on the horn and accumulates enough to drip. It collects enough the I cannot make a single stroke without the possibility of a drip. It builds up more when the gun is upright than when the gun is pointed down. Basically, for some reason, the gun does not atomize the paint enough to keep it off the air cap.
Hey, its just the trunk interior of the car. It looks good enough.
But now I need to get a new gun to continue jamb painting and priming the car.
How about some suggestions. Should I go with a detail gun since the important work is just details? HVLP is required. I think I would like a gravity feed gun. What brands are good. I would like something fiscally efficient. Not cheap, but no Cadillac just for the sake of it.
In my other hobby, woodworking, a detail gun is more appropriate, so one gun would suffice.