spray guns

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d_jay1
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spray guns

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i'm considering investing in a proper spray gun and compressor etc, as i always seem to be spray painting with crappy cans. I have quite a bit of experience with paint and colour matching etc as i'm an illustrator and was wondering if anyone could recommend a route to take? I'd want to be able to spray whole panels to as high standard as possible, but don't want to spend a ridiculous amount on it. I can use a conservatory room in my house as a small vented booth area too.

Ive got a local paint firm who supply very good auto paint to any colours in tins as well.

i was also thinking if i did do this i could provide cheap panel respraying to mates and fellow rocco owners!


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SCOTMCDOT
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Re: spray guns

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Wait for the next Aldi Air Tools sale. The compressors are pretty powerful and dirt cheap for the hobbyist. Saying that i have not used mine yet, as i am painting the Imp in white as a practice before i tackle the Rocco, but it gets good reports.


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d_jay1
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Re: spray guns

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cool, will check that out! good tip. ws going to practice on a spare bonnet before i hit the rocco!


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