Thread: Astro Spray gun

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Just don't expect Iwata or even DeVilbiss results with an Astro gun....Which is the main issue for you, the initial cost or the final result???? A paint gun is another tool and tools are an investment, not an expense.....JMO I guess.....

I am looking for final results. there is nothing worse then having to do something twice, especially when paint is not cheap.
Angelo

I do still have a binks 2001 siphon feed that is like new, but I think I would have to buy a better compressor.

Originally Posted by 32piro

I am looking for final results. there is nothing worse then having to do something twice, especially when paint is not cheap.
Angelo

Angelo,

If that is the case, look at the Iwata-you really can't go wrong-there was a source that sells them a little cheaper than spray gun world or auto body toolmart, so if you do decide Iwata, let me know-I may be able to help-

Don't hesitate on the Iwata LPH 400. I made the painful steps up to that gun and though it cost me a lot more then I wanted to pay, it sure is a lot better then anything else I have ever used. It sprays at 16 psig rather then the 23 - 25 everthing else uses, has a very low air volume usage at 9.5, so even a fairly small air compressor will work. I do use a Devillbiss Finishline 3 or Sharpe 400 for primers rather then the Iwata (I just can't bring myself to "abusing" a $500 gun with heavy stuff )