
What? Cup on the top? - Nonsense!
Newest
Versions of Traditional Guns
Astro
Pneumatic - Give me quality for less!
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"DeVilbiss"
JGA Type Spray gun w/ Siphon Cup
1.7 AS8S
"DeVilbiss Type" All-purpose easy-to-clean paint
spray gun Two-piece construction with gun featuring exclusive
air valve design
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"Binks"
No. 7 Type Spray gun w/ Siphon Cup
1.8 AS7SP
"Binks 7 Type" Designed for high material
delivery.
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TRADITION
AT ITS USA BEST!
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DeVilbiss
JGA Spray Guns w/ Suction Cup Kit
1.8 JGA636
/ 1.6 JGA
644
Newest Suction Gun Famous DeVilbiss Feel for base, clears,
low VOC, single stage, urethanes w/ suction cup
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Binks
Model 7 Conventional Suction Gun
6100-1808-9
Traditional fit, feel and balance. Maximum durability
drop forged aluminum gun body plated drop forged brass head |
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Binks
2001 Conventional Suction Feed
6211-4307-9
Conventional Gun, compact, lightweight and well-balanced.
Specially designed grip improves operator control and handling
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OUR FAVORITES! NEW MODERN TRADITIONAL STYLE GUNS
Low Overspray and 65% transfer Efficiency
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Our
Favorite Gun! JGA670
Suction Feed Compliant - If you want the old style with
modern technology and low overspray look here!
1.6,
1.8 tips included (recommended) |
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TITANIUM
HVLP Siphon Gun - If you need old style with HVLP
look here!
2.2 5485
(recommended)
Wow an true HVLP Siphon Feed System that Works and feels
like a conventional gun. For professionals who prefer
the traditional approach but want less overspray.
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GTI
Millenium HVLP SIPHON SPRAY GUN -
(recommended) The Boss! If you need old style with HVLP.
2.0
& 2.2 GTI620S
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What
other options do I have?
1)
PRESSURE SETUPMany painters enjoy a pressure setup.
This gives them greater control over how much material they
lay on and is good for woodworkers who experiment with different
and unconventional material. We have several pressure setup
but we like the one that acts like a suction gun to give you
the same bottom feed feel with greater fluid control

All
Below are our top rated superior Professional Spray Guns for
Woodworkers
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Recommended*
DeVilbiss JGA570-10-12 PLUS Pressure Feed Low air
consumption as low as 8 cfm. Accurate, repeatable settings
pointers on fluid and fan controls. Virtually maintenance-free.
One piece air valve is smooth and efficient. SprayGunIndustry
An excellent waterborne compatible spray gun. 1.0 Stains
& 1.2 for Enamels and Lacquers and Waterbornes and
1.4 optional tip for Industrial and Airplanes.
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Recommended*
Sharpe Titanium Very low air consumption for a pressure
gun. 11CFM at 30psi. Stainless steel fluid passage and
superior corrosion resistant tip. Comes with 1 quart pressure
assembly. SprayGunIndustryThis is the latest
version of a classic gun. Our best starting place for
a small compressor pressure setup. You can get a larger
pressure pot later as your gun collection grows. Use a
1.2 Tip for your Medium Solids, lacquers and enamels.
.8 for clear Urethanes
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Recommended*
German Spray Guns Spray Gun 1.2 Higher Air requirements. Superior finish.
Variable fan control, fluid adjustment and built-in air
micrometer Inlet pressure with DigitalReg controls in the
DigitalReg version. SprayGunIndustryWow! What a
gun. If money is no object the Spray Gun DigitalReg is the pressure
gun of choice. Pressure pot sold seperately.
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Small
Compressor?

If
you have a small compressor (smaller than 5-6 HP and a 40 gallon
tank - less than 11cfm), we have a few recommendations:
NOTE
For woodworkers, you don't have to match cfm requirments exactly.
Woodworkers do not usually spray continuously and therefore
can get by with 2-3 cfm lower ratings on their compressor. i.e.
a 6.8cfm at 40 can run a 10cfm at 30psi.
Many
professional HVLP guns require around 15cfm. Many wood working
hobbist have small compressors, but don't worry, here are a
few suggestions to help you get by with a 20-30 gallon/5-6HP
compressor.
"8.6 @ 40 and a 20 gallon tank? Unless I were doing production
work I don't feel you need an upgrade. You can spray an Astro
Gun for example, rated at 10cfm at 40psi and it works just fine
to spray four interior six panel doors one right after the other.
By the time the compressor needs to catch up I need to give
my arm a brake anyway. Or I need to refill the cup. Once you
use a professional gun like the Astro, I'm sure you will like
it as much as everyone else."
What
tips should I get?
Recommendations are to be used as a starting
point reference and are not an absolute application for all
refinish material brands. They are not meant to imply that any
given air cap/fluid tip combination can not be used to successfully
spray any given refinish material. Technique and personal preference
must also be considered.
As a general Rule, a 1.4 HVLP can handle
most materials.
If you want a more exact match, Generally, go smaller
for Clears Urathanes (1.3) and larger for base coats and Wood
Waterbornes (1.5&1.6) and larger still for primer surfacers,
lacquers and enamels (1.5-1.8). We recommend the DeVilbiss Guns
because they generally come with multiple tips to handle all
your finer refinishing needs.
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Generic
Chart
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HVLP
Gravity
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Compliant
Gravity
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Pressure
Feed
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Single
Stage Urethanes and Polyurethanes
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Fluid Tip Size
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1.4mm*
1.5mm
1.6mm |
1.4mm
1.6mm
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0.8mm - 1.4mm
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Base
Coats / Conversion Varnish
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Fluid Tip Size
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1.3mm
1.4mm*
1.6mm |
1.4mm
1.6mm
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0.8mm - 1.4mm
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Clears
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Fluid Tip Size
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1.3mm
1.4mm*
1.5mm
1.6mm |
1.2mm
1.3mm
1.4mm
1.6mm
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0.8mm^
1.0mm
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Inks,
Dyes, Solvents, Stains
Zahn #2 15 and lower |
Fluid Tip Size
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.8mm*
1.0mm*
1.2mm
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.8mm*
1.0mm*
1.2mm
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0.8mm^
1.0mm
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Hi-Solid
Clears
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Fluid Tip Size
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1.2mm
1.3mm*
1.4mm*
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1.2mm*
1.3mm*
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0.8mm^
1.0mm
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Lacquers
and Enamels
Zahn #2 20 and higher |
Fluid Tip Size
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1.6mm* or
1.8mm*
2.0mm
2.2mm |
1.6mm*
1.7mm*
1.8mm
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1.2mm-1.6mm
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/ Acrylic Varnish |
Fluid Tip Size |
1.4mm*
1.5mm*
1.6mm |
1.4mm*
1.5mm*
1.6mm |
1.0mm*
1.1mm*
1.2mm *
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| Latex
- Only works with thinned latex. Not recommened for house
painting. Only smaller items like trim, cabinet, door, etc.
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Fluid Tip Size |
1.8mm* Thinned 33%
2.0mm* Thinned 15%
2.2mm Thinned 10%
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1.8mm*
2.0mm*
2.2mm |
1.4mm*
1.8mm*
2.0mm |
Latex & BOATSGelcoats 2.0 / 2.2
MotorcyclesWe recommend the German Spray Guns
Mini Sprayjet III 1.0SR.
WoodWorkingGerman Spray Guns
Mini Sprayjet III 1.2SR
Pressure Pot Series DeVilbiss.or
Sharpe
AirCraft DeVilbiss
Pressure GTI 1.4 Tip Industrial / Touch up German Spray Guns MINI 1.2SR

How
should the air cap be cleaned?
Remove the air cap from the gun and immerse it in clean solvent.
If necessary, use a bristle brush to clean dried paint. Blow
it dry with compressed air.
If the small holes become clogged, soak the cap in clean solvent.
If reaming the holes is necessary, use a toothpick, a broom
straw, or some other soft implement.
Cleaning holes with a wire, a nail or a similar hard object
could permanently damage the cap by enlarging the jets, resulting
in a defective spray pattern.