Hi everyone
I'm about to invest in some spraying equipment and I'd like to run my thoughts past some experienced (or not so experienced) sprayers!
I'm looking at 2 systems; (i) the Fuji Q3 HVLP turbine system which is £440, and (ii) the Sata MiniJet 4 HVLP gun and 7cfm Machine Mart air compressor - together around £330.
I've nevered used spray equipment before, but I just started making bedroom furniture which needs lacquer applying. The biggest thing which would need spraying is a 2m x 0.6m door (1.2 square metres each side).
The things I like about the Fuji system is that turbine systems are suppossed to result in more finish hitting the sprayed object, also the cup is 1 litre. What concerns me about the Fuji system is the gun getting warm and curing the lacquer.
The thing I'm not sure about with the Sata + compressor is the effiency of the finish hitting the object and also that the max cup size it will take is 0.3 litre. I reckon that will only be enough to give a coat to one of the doors without refilling. I can't use a larger capacity gun cos that'll mean a bigger compresor and I have got the room for one.
What does everyone else reckon?
Cheers, Andrew
I'm about to invest in some spraying equipment and I'd like to run my thoughts past some experienced (or not so experienced) sprayers!
I'm looking at 2 systems; (i) the Fuji Q3 HVLP turbine system which is £440, and (ii) the Sata MiniJet 4 HVLP gun and 7cfm Machine Mart air compressor - together around £330.
I've nevered used spray equipment before, but I just started making bedroom furniture which needs lacquer applying. The biggest thing which would need spraying is a 2m x 0.6m door (1.2 square metres each side).
The things I like about the Fuji system is that turbine systems are suppossed to result in more finish hitting the sprayed object, also the cup is 1 litre. What concerns me about the Fuji system is the gun getting warm and curing the lacquer.
The thing I'm not sure about with the Sata + compressor is the effiency of the finish hitting the object and also that the max cup size it will take is 0.3 litre. I reckon that will only be enough to give a coat to one of the doors without refilling. I can't use a larger capacity gun cos that'll mean a bigger compresor and I have got the room for one.
What does everyone else reckon?
Cheers, Andrew