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    Just a recent experience to relate: earlier in the week I needed to spray some $195/gallon high temp paint onto some insulation for a machine...high dollar insulation. Because of the crappy nature of the paint, I grabbed an old gun that had been used once in the last 15+ years. What a piece of crap!! I was amazed at how archaic the thing adjusted and how bad it sprayed....a gun that I used to paint cars with 20 years ago.

    Just like the Craftsman/Snap On arguments, there IS a difference in tools BUT you/everyone has their personal budget that has priority. I think the major point that Spray and IC2 are making is that if you can do a nice job with a Harbor gun, you can do an even better job with a real gun. If you make money using your tools, you will naturally gravitate to tools you can trust...
    Last edited by robot; 06-28-2008 at 02:00 PM.

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