DIY How To Adjust HVLP Paint Gun For Car:Auto Spray Gun Adjustments Tips

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Visit http://CollisionBlast.com to Subscribe For Access To Hours of FREE Training. Let's make your Dream Car Become A Reality.For tools visit http://CollisionBlast.com/autoBodyTools - To stay updated with upcoming videos and hours of free training, visit http://CollisionBlast.com DIY How To Adjust HVLP Paint Gun For Car Auto Spray Gun Adjustments Tips In this video I demonstrate how to adjust a paint gun. There are 3 basic adjustments on a spray gun. You have air pressure, fan pattern, and the fluid adjustment. These 3 adjustments and your unique style can differ and require fine tuning for every painter. I have a several how to diy tutorials at http://CollisionBlast.com/Iwata Be sure to check these videos out. You can subscribe to our YouTube channel at http://YouTube.com/ButlerCollision I would also really appreciate your likes and any comments you may have. If you have a question, feel free to ask in the comment section. I try to answer most questions.

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interesting points ,if anyone else wants to learn about how to spray car paint try Sovallo Auto Painting Fixer (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some interesting things about it and my colleague got cool results with it.

You are an absolutely wonderful and informative instructor. 💪😀🖖

GOOD STUFF! Thank you

great video brother

Thank you so much :)

This is my recommedantion for corbandy car sprayer crusher, try to google it.Search car spray painting guide.

Thanks for the info, I grew up working in a body shop and learned a lot. Now 34 years later I am learning how things have changed and doing it myself ! You have great videos and explain in detail which is so much appreciated. Thanks again and keep up the good work .

Thanks Donnie for all the advice...I have only painted about five cars over the last 20 years and they were all mine..a few looked good and a few looked like rattle can..I now have a big white 91 oldsmobile station wagon and I am ready to paint it a satin black..got a gallon of black urethane primer and a gallon of Summits hot rod black satin acrylic urethan..using a cheap gun with an unknown tip size..I plan on setting up some test panels to try and get a good pattern and see how it looks..I know because of my lack of skill and professional equipment it will not be close to perfect but if I can get a uniform color all over even if its not as smooth as I want I will like it..

Hey I'm not an auto painter, but I've shot hundreds of doors / jams / assorted millwork with alkyd oil through an HVLP, and your tips are right on the money, especially about the speed / distance thing. And of course, the best way to "get it" is by puttin' hours on the gun! Thanks for these great videos Donnie!

thanks my man.......I have the same gun and never knew for sure......kinda nice to know as I've been painting things forever......lol......I have been off on my pressure.....oppps

Great stuff & thanks for the help . I'm getting a sprayer today to do some plastic motorcycle parts .

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Thank you! after 30 years I decided to try my hand at a gun again after resorting to duplicolor cans for dings and touch up. I have an RT Dakota I'm putting accessories on and it will be nice to shoot them properly. I appreciate the review!!!

16 psi at the tip

auto paint shop GO TO LİNK!

At the shop I work at we use a 1.2 for clear

i use the ls400 silvertip for clear.it seems to paint to slow for my style of painting. which is faster and thicker walking that thin line between a run and glass. would the 1.4 be better or would raising or lowering pressure help.i was told open fluid all the way up. where you say crank it in 4 times.need help

I really like your videos. Very educational

Would you used it for both base and clear??

Sorry I did not make that clear. But you are correct, you want to adjust the air pressure when the trigger is pulled back.