How well will this gun work to apply fluid film?
1801460
would work good, but you better use an air regulator to cut down the pressure. you would have to expirement to get pressure were you need it so it don't blow it to far.
1801461
I put used motor oil in mine to spray my vehicles, Fluid Film should work just fine in it.
2095326
I have, it worked extremely well and covered like I was using a gun. Just keep in mind it won't cover as much as a typical aerosol can
2013431
From the brief search I did on those substances, I'd say no. I've sprayed a rust proof primer and it came out kind of clumpy with the larger tip. I have shot tractor and implement enamels, with a little bit of thinning they can come out nicely. If you have to time to do multiple light coats, it might work.Also, and unrelated, I've been using a brake cleaner to clean this gun the last few times. It's reduced cleanup time by 2/3 and so far has shown no ill effects.
1637801
yes, the high pressure and high volume capability is great. You will need yo go up on the gun flow tip. the one that comes with it is for smaller jobs. Check the paint you are buying and buy the largest tip available
1486273
I doubt it would run a HVLP gun. It would be O.K. for an Air-Brush, but not and full-on spray gun. The tank is too small to keep up with the demand of an HVLP gun. This compressor works great for small hobbyist type project. It's not good for constant demand usage. I'm a cabinet maker by trade and I know what it takes to run spray guns and nail guns. This is not made for heavy use.It works fine for what I use it for. I was tired of spending money on those compressed air cans like "Dust-Off", they use for blowing out computers and keyboards. I use mine to blow out small parts that I have cleaned with solvents and the like on pistols and rifles as well as my reloading bench.I hope this helps. I doubt it would run a HVLP gun. It would be O.K. for an Air-Brush, but not and full-on spray gun. The tank is too small to keep up with the demand of an HVLP gun. This compressor works great for small hobbyist type project. It's not good for constant demand usage. I'm a cabinet maker by trade and I know what it takes to run spray guns and nail guns. This is not made for heavy use.It works fine for what I use it for. I was tired of spending money on those compressed air cans like "Dust-Off", they use for blowing out computers and keyboards. I use mine to blow out... » Read More I doubt it would run a HVLP gun. It would be O.K. for an Air-Brush, but not and full-on spray gun. The tank is too small to keep up with the demand of an HVLP gun. This compressor works great for small hobbyist type project. It's not good for constant demand usage. I'm a cabinet maker by trade and I know what it takes to run spray guns and nail guns. This is not made for heavy use.It works fine for what I use it for. I was tired of spending money on those compressed air cans like "Dust-Off", they use for blowing out computers and keyboards. I use mine to blow out small parts that I have cleaned with solvents and the like on pistols and rifles as well as my reloading bench.I hope this helps. « Show Less
1643334
I would say yes, again that's my opinion. I used it on a still operational WWII handgun, cleaned & lubricated the firearm three days prior to testing it at a range. Immediately prior to testing the firearm I wiped the inside of the barrel clean of lubricant / oil with the rest of the gun in a thin coating of lubricant. Upon completion cleaned & lubricated it again and put away. Worked well for me, do not see a reason why it shouldn't work on a rifle like yours (considering the rate of shoots / sec. to be a lot higher). This is not a very viscous lubricant, so you should have good penetration into hard to reach areas for good lubrication.
1569277
Iam not an airbrusher but this can handle hi-pressure/low volumne work with ease. I use mine in my woodshop for shooting brads with absolutely no problems!
1329636
What type of paint are you thinking. As far as latex water base and oil paints, its no problem. It can shoot anything a regular airless can spray. It has up too 2,000 psi ....Berh paint is pertty thick and it does it with ease, just buy the proper spray tip to your liking. Also as a heads up, Graco sells only 4 tips for the gun but are very expensive. You can remove the plastic guard on the factory nozzle on the gun and cut some of the plastic around the tip. You should be able to pull it out and use different sizes from regular spray guns.
2123790
From the armour ar350 product description, I am confident it would ...I have used this exact sprayer for MANY different uses. It comes with two spray tips, the larger one of the two can handle pretty thick fluids... The most important thing for a good application is pump up the sprayer until you can hardly push the pump handle back in. This will promote better atomization (finer spray) of what ever you are spraying..and keep it pumped up!!!
542070
I use it with a nail gun and it works fine. The compressor starts up to replenish air quite often but it is really quiet. I like it.
990813
Yes it will work great. You will need a female foster fitting adapter to end of the hose that comes with the pump. Unless it states it comes with one. Pumps easy up to 2000 psi then it's work after that. But it is one of the best pumps available for pcp airguns.
836202
The psi isn't the most important factor, it is the cfm of the compressor. If it is 1.5 to 2 hp it should work this paint gun at 50 to 50 psig. Most air compressors put out 2 to 3.5 cfm per horse power.
2161177
I would try it at 80 psi. You may have to adjust higher or lower, depending on how hard the material is that you're shooting in to.
1286563
works great as long as you get the paint the right consistency, I get best results using a very low pressure, higher pressure is faster but shoots paint everywhere
1791720
it should work fine. if it is an oil base or water it will work. you should turn down the flow setting all the way. make sure you shake the hell out of it (stain). i did an out door fence that took 3.5 gallons without any clogging. make sure to use mineral spirits for clean up it really dirties up the gun. hope this helps
1448470
Depends on amount of air pressure you have going through it. Its a good clean up gun with an adjustable tip for flow, for most jobs it works good. But for that old caked on dried grease It will take longer to get it off, you can reuse same cleaner to save money
1851309
This gun is for painting automotive. It has very fine ports and paint passages, normal oil or latex base paints will not work. Check for a contractor sprayer.