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Martin_C
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22nd Oct 05 at 19:24   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
anyone got any good uk sites for spraying stuff? guns, general air tools etc?
jamied
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spray cans frm halfords?
Martin_C
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22nd Oct 05 at 19:27   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
i have them already, looking a little more upmarket
Graeme
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22nd Oct 05 at 22:23   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
http://www.devilbiss-spraysite.co.uk/

This is a very popular make for all the uk bodyshops!!

Graeme
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also u will need a compressor and and loads of other bits for like the prep work!!
Martin_C
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i bought a 160litre 3hp compressor the other day.

and nearly killed myself lifting it into mums 4x4
Graeme
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yeah that wil be fine, u got airlines, wip cords, in-line oiler?
Martin_C
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airline yup, wip cord?

ordered a pressure regulator and oil/water trap, have an inline water trap/filter already, got a few guns but want something better.

any recommendations on a decent gun? nothing too dear.
Wrighty
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expensive stuffs always good,bodyshop i did work experience in bought a £500 gravity feed gun while i was there,i guess you get what you pay for matey
Graeme
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wip cord is just a small cord that makes it easier to move around the gun instead of a big air line!!
go into a local spray shop and they normally have sum decet ones for around £50 but bodyshops use ones that cost about £300
Graeme
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make sure u get a gravity fed one though as they are so much better!
Wrighty
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wip cords,like them things that lorrys have on the back of them,if that makes sense and yea deffo gravity feed gun
Martin_C
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22nd Oct 05 at 23:11   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
my dad ordered this without asking me.

http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/pro.jsp?cId=100979&ts=22620&id=10145

i really fancy a gravity feed tho, any recommendations?
craig8
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22nd Oct 05 at 23:47   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
DeVillbis GTi, great gun for the money, could pick one up new for 200ish or second hand for around the hundred mark

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the advantage with the HLVP guns is that more of the paint land on the pannel rather than bouncing off as its being used at a lower pressure, but im personaly not all that keen on using suction fed guns for anything other than primer

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I've got a Devilbiss GTi, SRi and SATA Jet1. Would recommend all of them. I'd go for a GTi, very versatile. Failing that, there are a few extremely good value SIP gravity guns on the go at the moment.
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yep devilbiss gti all the way!
i use that at work all the time cos it is easy to use and gd gun!
just have a look around and go and ask bodyshops if they have old ones cos they are always getting rid of there`s and gettin new ones and u can get it refurbed for not to much!!

 
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