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    MY only thought is that it takes a bigger compressor, or a large storage tank, to use an HVLP gun. It means high velocity low pressure, and needs a large volumn of air. You won't know until you try it, whether you will run out of air pressure too soon.

    The paint I mentioned, I bought at the local Ace. I don't know if it needs primer, but with a name like Rust Stop, I doubt it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HOTRODPAINT
    MY only thought is that it takes a bigger compressor, or a large storage tank, to use an HVLP gun. It means high velocity low pressure, and needs a large volumn of air. You won't know until you try it, whether you will run out of air pressure too soon.

    The paint I mentioned, I bought at the local Ace. I don't know if it needs primer, but with a name like Rust Stop, I doubt it.
    My compressor is 21 gallon, 3HP, 125 CFM.
    My gun is the following: Spray Gun

    The guy at Harbor Freight said it would work great with my compressor.

    Also, is a quart enough paint to do my car, or do I need more than that?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shrug
    My compressor is 21 gallon, 3HP, 125 CFM.
    My gun is the following: Spray Gun

    The guy at Harbor Freight said it would work great with my compressor.

    Also, is a quart enough paint to do my car, or do I need more than that?

    Thanks hotrodpaint, you are a stand-up fellow!
    u shure your compressor is 125 CFM, seem more likely to be 12.5 CFM.
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