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Old Oct 23, 2014 | 03:20 PM
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Originally Posted by BEATv1
amazing. it's kind of scary approaching this but it's a skill that would be quite handy later on. i do watch videos and read other forums on their techniques and it doesn't seem that bad. again, ill probably start on something small and towards the spring. winter is coming and i dont want to risk some hard work with potential bruises that the weather brings. in the mean time, i have a lot of learning to do.

That's the way I learned but I am lucky in that I have a friend who teaches auto painting at the local VoTech school and Ryan Korek whom I mentioned earlier is willing to share his know how with me. By the way, Eastwood has a nice paint gun called Concours, which while not a Sata, etc, is a nice gun for the price and only requires about 5-6 cfm at 40 psi and paints nicely at 29 psi. It's critical to have a compressor which can provide enough flow to the gun, if not, you get splatters and will never get a nice finish. Good luck.
 
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