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Painting question?

Started by lbk, April 01, 2005, 09:37:17 AM

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lbk

What PSI should I use for painting?

G1K

What ever paint you are spraying will recommend a psi (for hvlp and std) on the data sheet.

General, around 40psi w/ a non hvlp gun works for me.

R

Woofentino Pugrossi

Also depends on how thin you got the paint, what needle you have in the gun, make of gun..

Ya gotta play around with settings on a piece of cardboard to get teh right pattern.
Rob

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Lowe119

I blew a can out once because I plugged it in at 90 psi. The can said do not go over 60 psi  :-/

Luckily it was a cheap one and not my Devil-bliss.  ;)

Jeff

likewise, I was surpised that my HVLP runs between 7-9 psi.  Now, one would figure any little compressor could keep up with that little of PSI... noooooo  at 9 psi, that gun moves 12+CFM...

Simple way of understanding this, blow air through your lips tightly closed (small opening).  Then open your mouth wide open...  You run out of air real quick!
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Quotelikewise, I was surpised that my HVLP runs between 7-9 psi.  Now, one would figure any little compressor could keep up with that little of PSI... noooooo  at 9 psi, that gun moves 12+CFM...

Simple way of understanding this, blow air through your lips tightly closed (small opening).  Then open your mouth wide open...  You run out of air real quick!

Gee JF4ry.  I tried this, but the paint tastes yucky.  ??? ;D
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QuoteGee JF4ry.  I tried this, but the paint tastes yucky.  ??? ;D


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