I work in a restroation shop and sure if have tried this but, with the
questions always asked in relation to HVLP guns, what about turing down the
patteren your gun sprays. Most guns full-size or not will adjust to a small
pattern. We have a couple of touch up guns at work, but normally use only
the full size HVLP guns and normally do not have a problem with small parts
(ie leaf springs, bolts, hangers, shackles, etc...) And all of this is done
for either show or drivers.
Gino
PS they also use only full-size guns at McPherson College restoration
program and that program has turned out many show winners.
>
>
> >why not spray cans?
>
> Several people have now suggested this, so how does one buy 2 part self
> etching primer in spray cans ?
>
> Also as I have told one other person, I believe the quality of the
paint
> I will use will be better. I may be wrong but right now I am still in the
> primer stage and Rustoleum is NOT a primer that I care to use on something
> I want to last.
>
> Oh yeah someone else suggested going to my paint shop and having them
> fill spray cans with paint, not a bad idea I will call them but that wont
> help with the 2 part paints and primers I am painting with.
>
> mike
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