Spray painting rear clip
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I'm interested to hear what others say, but I do have a small suggestion which may help: 3M makes a product called PPS which consists of disposable plastic mixing cups and plastic bags which hold the paint inside the gun. In addition to greatly simplifying cleanup, the system also allows you to use your HVLP gun upside down.
I'm getting close to shooting primer (at least on a few bits) and I figured I'd experiment on spraying the tricky areas with stuff that can easily be sanded off if runs develop. Liquid bondo!
I'm getting close to shooting primer (at least on a few bits) and I figured I'd experiment on spraying the tricky areas with stuff that can easily be sanded off if runs develop. Liquid bondo!
How about an air brush (if an air brush is the same as a touch up gun, please accept an apology from the "Department of Reduncancy Department")?
I've also seen old style pressure pot spray guns (or was it a small Wagner type airless, the type & size a home-owner would use to spray wicker furniture, etc.?) with a 10-12 inch long flexible extension tube onto which the spray gun tip would mount. That might work if you can find one of those.
Alternatively, how about a large pressure pot, the type that sits on the ground and you set the paint can into, very much like a large airless setup (although the airless doesn't use a pressurized pot, it uses a high pressure pump)? That would allow you to use the spray gun without any pot at all, allowing you to use it upside down, sideways, whatever.............
Doug
I've also seen old style pressure pot spray guns (or was it a small Wagner type airless, the type & size a home-owner would use to spray wicker furniture, etc.?) with a 10-12 inch long flexible extension tube onto which the spray gun tip would mount. That might work if you can find one of those.
Alternatively, how about a large pressure pot, the type that sits on the ground and you set the paint can into, very much like a large airless setup (although the airless doesn't use a pressurized pot, it uses a high pressure pump)? That would allow you to use the spray gun without any pot at all, allowing you to use it upside down, sideways, whatever.............
Doug
