Re: Recomendations for a paint gun
08-24-2003 | 09:53 AM
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Re: Recomendations for a paint gun
In article <6a73b23b.0308240311.74f82690@posting.google.com >,
Brand Howard <brand@jeeproject.com> wrote:
>I have several items that I want to spray with POR15 paint. I already
>have the paint and am prepping the things I want to spray but do not
>have a spray gun. I am not really sure what to look for in a gun. I
>will only be using it to spray POR15, paint bumpers, and other things.
> Any good recomendations out there for an inexpensive gun that will
>give a decent job. I would rather not spend more than $100. I
>noticed Harbor Freight has 3 or 4 different guns and Craftsman has
>one. Any ideas?
>
>Brand Howard
>www.jeeproject.com
IMHO, I wouldn't spray POR15 unless you have some serious safety equipment.
POR15 is very unhealthy to breath. If you spray via a gun, the paint molecules
could linger in the air long after you are done. If you don't have a pro
spray booth that vents away the lingering air, you could risk future illness.
Keep it in liquid form and just paint it on. It's worked well for me. Besides
POR15 doesn't like UV light and will change shade. I'm currently in the same
phase as you. I have my bumper, skid plate and hitch plus underneath scraping
off rust and preparing to paint POR15. Once I have that done, I will rattle
spray parts like the bumper with bed liner rhino type stuff. It will give
it a more rugged look and protect the por15 from UV.
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Brand Howard <brand@jeeproject.com> wrote:
>I have several items that I want to spray with POR15 paint. I already
>have the paint and am prepping the things I want to spray but do not
>have a spray gun. I am not really sure what to look for in a gun. I
>will only be using it to spray POR15, paint bumpers, and other things.
> Any good recomendations out there for an inexpensive gun that will
>give a decent job. I would rather not spend more than $100. I
>noticed Harbor Freight has 3 or 4 different guns and Craftsman has
>one. Any ideas?
>
>Brand Howard
>www.jeeproject.com
IMHO, I wouldn't spray POR15 unless you have some serious safety equipment.
POR15 is very unhealthy to breath. If you spray via a gun, the paint molecules
could linger in the air long after you are done. If you don't have a pro
spray booth that vents away the lingering air, you could risk future illness.
Keep it in liquid form and just paint it on. It's worked well for me. Besides
POR15 doesn't like UV light and will change shade. I'm currently in the same
phase as you. I have my bumper, skid plate and hitch plus underneath scraping
off rust and preparing to paint POR15. Once I have that done, I will rattle
spray parts like the bumper with bed liner rhino type stuff. It will give
it a more rugged look and protect the por15 from UV.
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08-24-2003 | 11:42 AM
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Re: Recomendations for a paint gun
I' sprayed por 15 and it is pretty nasty but if I had it to do over again I
would still spray, Get any of the gravity feed cup on top) They spray better
and waste less. Do n't spend to much on one just for por 15 as if you don't
clean it well enough it will be junk anyway
"Peter Parker" <nospam@zero.com> wrote in message
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> In article <6a73b23b.0308240311.74f82690@posting.google.com >,
> Brand Howard <brand@jeeproject.com> wrote:
> >I have several items that I want to spray with POR15 paint. I already
> >have the paint and am prepping the things I want to spray but do not
> >have a spray gun. I am not really sure what to look for in a gun. I
> >will only be using it to spray POR15, paint bumpers, and other things.
> > Any good recomendations out there for an inexpensive gun that will
> >give a decent job. I would rather not spend more than $100. I
> >noticed Harbor Freight has 3 or 4 different guns and Craftsman has
> >one. Any ideas?
> >
> >Brand Howard
> >www.jeeproject.com
>
> IMHO, I wouldn't spray POR15 unless you have some serious safety
equipment.
> POR15 is very unhealthy to breath. If you spray via a gun, the paint
molecules
> could linger in the air long after you are done. If you don't have a pro
> spray booth that vents away the lingering air, you could risk future
illness.
> Keep it in liquid form and just paint it on. It's worked well for me.
Besides
> POR15 doesn't like UV light and will change shade. I'm currently in the
same
> phase as you. I have my bumper, skid plate and hitch plus underneath
scraping
> off rust and preparing to paint POR15. Once I have that done, I will
rattle
> spray parts like the bumper with bed liner rhino type stuff. It will give
> it a more rugged look and protect the por15 from UV.
>
>
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> nospam@zero.com Replace nospam with jetta to reply via e-mail
would still spray, Get any of the gravity feed cup on top) They spray better
and waste less. Do n't spend to much on one just for por 15 as if you don't
clean it well enough it will be junk anyway
"Peter Parker" <nospam@zero.com> wrote in message
news:3f48b556_2@nntp2.nac.net...
> In article <6a73b23b.0308240311.74f82690@posting.google.com >,
> Brand Howard <brand@jeeproject.com> wrote:
> >I have several items that I want to spray with POR15 paint. I already
> >have the paint and am prepping the things I want to spray but do not
> >have a spray gun. I am not really sure what to look for in a gun. I
> >will only be using it to spray POR15, paint bumpers, and other things.
> > Any good recomendations out there for an inexpensive gun that will
> >give a decent job. I would rather not spend more than $100. I
> >noticed Harbor Freight has 3 or 4 different guns and Craftsman has
> >one. Any ideas?
> >
> >Brand Howard
> >www.jeeproject.com
>
> IMHO, I wouldn't spray POR15 unless you have some serious safety
equipment.
> POR15 is very unhealthy to breath. If you spray via a gun, the paint
molecules
> could linger in the air long after you are done. If you don't have a pro
> spray booth that vents away the lingering air, you could risk future
illness.
> Keep it in liquid form and just paint it on. It's worked well for me.
Besides
> POR15 doesn't like UV light and will change shade. I'm currently in the
same
> phase as you. I have my bumper, skid plate and hitch plus underneath
scraping
> off rust and preparing to paint POR15. Once I have that done, I will
rattle
> spray parts like the bumper with bed liner rhino type stuff. It will give
> it a more rugged look and protect the por15 from UV.
>
>
> --
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08-24-2003 | 11:42 AM
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Re: Recomendations for a paint gun
I' sprayed por 15 and it is pretty nasty but if I had it to do over again I
would still spray, Get any of the gravity feed cup on top) They spray better
and waste less. Do n't spend to much on one just for por 15 as if you don't
clean it well enough it will be junk anyway
"Peter Parker" <nospam@zero.com> wrote in message
news:3f48b556_2@nntp2.nac.net...
> In article <6a73b23b.0308240311.74f82690@posting.google.com >,
> Brand Howard <brand@jeeproject.com> wrote:
> >I have several items that I want to spray with POR15 paint. I already
> >have the paint and am prepping the things I want to spray but do not
> >have a spray gun. I am not really sure what to look for in a gun. I
> >will only be using it to spray POR15, paint bumpers, and other things.
> > Any good recomendations out there for an inexpensive gun that will
> >give a decent job. I would rather not spend more than $100. I
> >noticed Harbor Freight has 3 or 4 different guns and Craftsman has
> >one. Any ideas?
> >
> >Brand Howard
> >www.jeeproject.com
>
> IMHO, I wouldn't spray POR15 unless you have some serious safety
equipment.
> POR15 is very unhealthy to breath. If you spray via a gun, the paint
molecules
> could linger in the air long after you are done. If you don't have a pro
> spray booth that vents away the lingering air, you could risk future
illness.
> Keep it in liquid form and just paint it on. It's worked well for me.
Besides
> POR15 doesn't like UV light and will change shade. I'm currently in the
same
> phase as you. I have my bumper, skid plate and hitch plus underneath
scraping
> off rust and preparing to paint POR15. Once I have that done, I will
rattle
> spray parts like the bumper with bed liner rhino type stuff. It will give
> it a more rugged look and protect the por15 from UV.
>
>
> --
> <html><form><input type crash></form></html>
> nospam@zero.com Replace nospam with jetta to reply via e-mail
would still spray, Get any of the gravity feed cup on top) They spray better
and waste less. Do n't spend to much on one just for por 15 as if you don't
clean it well enough it will be junk anyway
"Peter Parker" <nospam@zero.com> wrote in message
news:3f48b556_2@nntp2.nac.net...
> In article <6a73b23b.0308240311.74f82690@posting.google.com >,
> Brand Howard <brand@jeeproject.com> wrote:
> >I have several items that I want to spray with POR15 paint. I already
> >have the paint and am prepping the things I want to spray but do not
> >have a spray gun. I am not really sure what to look for in a gun. I
> >will only be using it to spray POR15, paint bumpers, and other things.
> > Any good recomendations out there for an inexpensive gun that will
> >give a decent job. I would rather not spend more than $100. I
> >noticed Harbor Freight has 3 or 4 different guns and Craftsman has
> >one. Any ideas?
> >
> >Brand Howard
> >www.jeeproject.com
>
> IMHO, I wouldn't spray POR15 unless you have some serious safety
equipment.
> POR15 is very unhealthy to breath. If you spray via a gun, the paint
molecules
> could linger in the air long after you are done. If you don't have a pro
> spray booth that vents away the lingering air, you could risk future
illness.
> Keep it in liquid form and just paint it on. It's worked well for me.
Besides
> POR15 doesn't like UV light and will change shade. I'm currently in the
same
> phase as you. I have my bumper, skid plate and hitch plus underneath
scraping
> off rust and preparing to paint POR15. Once I have that done, I will
rattle
> spray parts like the bumper with bed liner rhino type stuff. It will give
> it a more rugged look and protect the por15 from UV.
>
>
> --
> <html><form><input type crash></form></html>
> nospam@zero.com Replace nospam with jetta to reply via e-mail
08-24-2003 | 04:50 PM
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Re: Recomendations for a paint gun
The only gun I would consider is a gun made by Optima. THE
BEST
"Joe" <jo_ratner@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:%362b.7359$jY2.6597@newsread1.news.atl.earthl ink.net...
can I get por-15 at a store or mail-order/web only?
"Jeff" <**jtbrown@insightbb.com**> wrote in message
news:7942b.245159$uu5.50377@sccrnsc04...
> I' sprayed por 15 and it is pretty nasty but if I had it
to do over again
I
> would still spray, Get any of the gravity feed cup on top)
They spray
better
> and waste less. Do n't spend to much on one just for por
15 as if you
don't
> clean it well enough it will be junk anyway
> "Peter Parker" <nospam@zero.com> wrote in message
> news:3f48b556_2@nntp2.nac.net...
> > In article
<6a73b23b.0308240311.74f82690@posting.google.com >,
> > Brand Howard <brand@jeeproject.com> wrote:
> > >I have several items that I want to spray with POR15
paint. I already
> > >have the paint and am prepping the things I want to
spray but do not
> > >have a spray gun. I am not really sure what to look
for in a gun. I
> > >will only be using it to spray POR15, paint bumpers,
and other things.
> > > Any good recomendations out there for an inexpensive
gun that will
> > >give a decent job. I would rather not spend more than
$100. I
> > >noticed Harbor Freight has 3 or 4 different guns and
Craftsman has
> > >one. Any ideas?
> > >
> > >Brand Howard
> > >www.jeeproject.com
> >
> > IMHO, I wouldn't spray POR15 unless you have some
serious safety
> equipment.
> > POR15 is very unhealthy to breath. If you spray via a
gun, the paint
> molecules
> > could linger in the air long after you are done. If you
don't have a pro
> > spray booth that vents away the lingering air, you could
risk future
> illness.
> > Keep it in liquid form and just paint it on. It's worked
well for me.
> Besides
> > POR15 doesn't like UV light and will change shade. I'm
currently in the
> same
> > phase as you. I have my bumper, skid plate and hitch
plus underneath
> scraping
> > off rust and preparing to paint POR15. Once I have that
done, I will
> rattle
> > spray parts like the bumper with bed liner rhino type
stuff. It will
give
> > it a more rugged look and protect the por15 from UV.
> >
> >
> > --
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> > nospam@zero.com Replace nospam with jetta to reply via
e-mail
>
>
BEST
"Joe" <jo_ratner@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:%362b.7359$jY2.6597@newsread1.news.atl.earthl ink.net...
can I get por-15 at a store or mail-order/web only?
"Jeff" <**jtbrown@insightbb.com**> wrote in message
news:7942b.245159$uu5.50377@sccrnsc04...
> I' sprayed por 15 and it is pretty nasty but if I had it
to do over again
I
> would still spray, Get any of the gravity feed cup on top)
They spray
better
> and waste less. Do n't spend to much on one just for por
15 as if you
don't
> clean it well enough it will be junk anyway
> "Peter Parker" <nospam@zero.com> wrote in message
> news:3f48b556_2@nntp2.nac.net...
> > In article
<6a73b23b.0308240311.74f82690@posting.google.com >,
> > Brand Howard <brand@jeeproject.com> wrote:
> > >I have several items that I want to spray with POR15
paint. I already
> > >have the paint and am prepping the things I want to
spray but do not
> > >have a spray gun. I am not really sure what to look
for in a gun. I
> > >will only be using it to spray POR15, paint bumpers,
and other things.
> > > Any good recomendations out there for an inexpensive
gun that will
> > >give a decent job. I would rather not spend more than
$100. I
> > >noticed Harbor Freight has 3 or 4 different guns and
Craftsman has
> > >one. Any ideas?
> > >
> > >Brand Howard
> > >www.jeeproject.com
> >
> > IMHO, I wouldn't spray POR15 unless you have some
serious safety
> equipment.
> > POR15 is very unhealthy to breath. If you spray via a
gun, the paint
> molecules
> > could linger in the air long after you are done. If you
don't have a pro
> > spray booth that vents away the lingering air, you could
risk future
> illness.
> > Keep it in liquid form and just paint it on. It's worked
well for me.
> Besides
> > POR15 doesn't like UV light and will change shade. I'm
currently in the
> same
> > phase as you. I have my bumper, skid plate and hitch
plus underneath
> scraping
> > off rust and preparing to paint POR15. Once I have that
done, I will
> rattle
> > spray parts like the bumper with bed liner rhino type
stuff. It will
give
> > it a more rugged look and protect the por15 from UV.
> >
> >
> > --
> > <html><form><input type crash></form></html>
> > nospam@zero.com Replace nospam with jetta to reply via
>
>
08-24-2003 | 04:50 PM
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Re: Recomendations for a paint gun
The only gun I would consider is a gun made by Optima. THE
BEST
"Joe" <jo_ratner@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:%362b.7359$jY2.6597@newsread1.news.atl.earthl ink.net...
can I get por-15 at a store or mail-order/web only?
"Jeff" <**jtbrown@insightbb.com**> wrote in message
news:7942b.245159$uu5.50377@sccrnsc04...
> I' sprayed por 15 and it is pretty nasty but if I had it
to do over again
I
> would still spray, Get any of the gravity feed cup on top)
They spray
better
> and waste less. Do n't spend to much on one just for por
15 as if you
don't
> clean it well enough it will be junk anyway
> "Peter Parker" <nospam@zero.com> wrote in message
> news:3f48b556_2@nntp2.nac.net...
> > In article
<6a73b23b.0308240311.74f82690@posting.google.com >,
> > Brand Howard <brand@jeeproject.com> wrote:
> > >I have several items that I want to spray with POR15
paint. I already
> > >have the paint and am prepping the things I want to
spray but do not
> > >have a spray gun. I am not really sure what to look
for in a gun. I
> > >will only be using it to spray POR15, paint bumpers,
and other things.
> > > Any good recomendations out there for an inexpensive
gun that will
> > >give a decent job. I would rather not spend more than
$100. I
> > >noticed Harbor Freight has 3 or 4 different guns and
Craftsman has
> > >one. Any ideas?
> > >
> > >Brand Howard
> > >www.jeeproject.com
> >
> > IMHO, I wouldn't spray POR15 unless you have some
serious safety
> equipment.
> > POR15 is very unhealthy to breath. If you spray via a
gun, the paint
> molecules
> > could linger in the air long after you are done. If you
don't have a pro
> > spray booth that vents away the lingering air, you could
risk future
> illness.
> > Keep it in liquid form and just paint it on. It's worked
well for me.
> Besides
> > POR15 doesn't like UV light and will change shade. I'm
currently in the
> same
> > phase as you. I have my bumper, skid plate and hitch
plus underneath
> scraping
> > off rust and preparing to paint POR15. Once I have that
done, I will
> rattle
> > spray parts like the bumper with bed liner rhino type
stuff. It will
give
> > it a more rugged look and protect the por15 from UV.
> >
> >
> > --
> > <html><form><input type crash></form></html>
> > nospam@zero.com Replace nospam with jetta to reply via
e-mail
>
>
BEST
"Joe" <jo_ratner@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:%362b.7359$jY2.6597@newsread1.news.atl.earthl ink.net...
can I get por-15 at a store or mail-order/web only?
"Jeff" <**jtbrown@insightbb.com**> wrote in message
news:7942b.245159$uu5.50377@sccrnsc04...
> I' sprayed por 15 and it is pretty nasty but if I had it
to do over again
I
> would still spray, Get any of the gravity feed cup on top)
They spray
better
> and waste less. Do n't spend to much on one just for por
15 as if you
don't
> clean it well enough it will be junk anyway
> "Peter Parker" <nospam@zero.com> wrote in message
> news:3f48b556_2@nntp2.nac.net...
> > In article
<6a73b23b.0308240311.74f82690@posting.google.com >,
> > Brand Howard <brand@jeeproject.com> wrote:
> > >I have several items that I want to spray with POR15
paint. I already
> > >have the paint and am prepping the things I want to
spray but do not
> > >have a spray gun. I am not really sure what to look
for in a gun. I
> > >will only be using it to spray POR15, paint bumpers,
and other things.
> > > Any good recomendations out there for an inexpensive
gun that will
> > >give a decent job. I would rather not spend more than
$100. I
> > >noticed Harbor Freight has 3 or 4 different guns and
Craftsman has
> > >one. Any ideas?
> > >
> > >Brand Howard
> > >www.jeeproject.com
> >
> > IMHO, I wouldn't spray POR15 unless you have some
serious safety
> equipment.
> > POR15 is very unhealthy to breath. If you spray via a
gun, the paint
> molecules
> > could linger in the air long after you are done. If you
don't have a pro
> > spray booth that vents away the lingering air, you could
risk future
> illness.
> > Keep it in liquid form and just paint it on. It's worked
well for me.
> Besides
> > POR15 doesn't like UV light and will change shade. I'm
currently in the
> same
> > phase as you. I have my bumper, skid plate and hitch
plus underneath
> scraping
> > off rust and preparing to paint POR15. Once I have that
done, I will
> rattle
> > spray parts like the bumper with bed liner rhino type
stuff. It will
give
> > it a more rugged look and protect the por15 from UV.
> >
> >
> > --
> > <html><form><input type crash></form></html>
> > nospam@zero.com Replace nospam with jetta to reply via
>
>
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