Thread: Low Cost HVLP Paint Gun Advise

Tweet

I'm confused. Which do you mean, use a paint gun to shoot normal primer and top coat or use any lower cost rattle can brand ?

Originally Posted by FUNFER2

I'm confused. Which do you mean, use a paint gun to shoot normal primer and top coat or use any lower cost rattle can brand ?

If you choose to use rattle cans, you do not need to pay for high temp coatings good for up to 2000F. You can buy Rustoleum Engine Paint for $4 a can and it will do just fine - https://www.zoro.com/rust-oleum-engi...oPhg&gclsrc=ds

Ok, I was thinking about it this morning, and I agree with you. If I were painting a turbo, it would be a different story.

Check this deal out.

Devilbiss Auto Paint and Touch-Up System
$160

https://www.eastwood.com/devilbiss-a...up-system.html

DeVilbiss® Paint & Touch-Up System includes a full-size HVLP spray gun and mini detail spray gun.

Large HVLP Gun for spraying top coats, primers and heavier materials
Mini Spray Gun for detail work
3 Tips, 2 Cups, Regulator and Tool Kit
Here's a handy kit from a brand you know and trust, to handle all your big and small automotive painting jobs, easily and professionally.

More info...
ABOUT DEVILBISS AUTO PAINT AND TOUCH-UP SYSTEM
Take on any big automotive painting job with this 2-gun DeVilbiss® Kit that includes a large HVLP Gun for top coats, primers and sprayable body fillers (includes 1.8mm and 1.3mm tips), and one Mini Spray Gun for detail work (1.0mm fluid tip). Air inlet for both: 1/4" NPS. Also includes 2 aluminum paint cups (600cc and 130cc), gun-mounted air regulator, and cleaning and adjustment tools. One-year mfr's. warranty. Gun rebuild kits available; see "Accessories" tab.

CONTENTS
Large HVLP Gun for top coats, primers, and heavier materials
Mini Spray Gun for touch-up and detail work
3 Tips, 2 Cups, Regulator, Tool Kit and Storage/Carry Case