HOW TO SPRAY GLUE
The Industry standard for Glue is Conventional guns due to their wide spray pattern and strong atomization power. At TP we recommend Conventional guns, however, HVLP is an alternative for those not interested in speed but concerned about overspray. Pressure pots are generally the guns of choice in order to move the glue. At TP we have a true glue or laminate systems. While slightly more expensive, it is well worth the $20 or so over Binks or DeVilbiss Systems.
What Type of Tip should I Select?
Please note any gun with the correct tip selection will work. There are only a few "True" glue guns. The rest are simply spray guns with the correct setups.
| Type |
Tip in mm |
Fabrics - Requires very thin spray usually |
1.0 -1.3 |
T shirts to hold in place |
1.0 |
upholstery and leather and plastics - (calling for a Binks 63B) |
1.2 -1.3 |
Thinner Adhesives wood working and wood waterbased laminates like 3M and Wilson Art (calling for a Binks 63B-63C) |
1.4 - 1.5 |
*Standard Adhesives and Industrial wood laminates, counter tops, flooring (calling for a Binks 66SS) |
1.8 |
Duck work |
1.8-2.2 |
