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    To spray a .004 flake, what size tip? My primer gun has a 1.8, touch up 1.0 and spray gun 1.3.
    1930 model a , 1953 ford truck
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    I use a 1.6 for mini flake, a 1.8 for the ordinary stuff and i have a 2.5 tip for the big glowble stuff, i usually put it on at around 20-25psi otherwise it can bounce.

    I have one of those dry guns which i think are rubbish, very messy


    Quote Originally Posted by PRO53 View Post
    To spray a .004 flake, what size tip? My primer gun has a 1.8, touch up 1.0 and spray gun 1.3.
    Its aweful lonesome in the saddle since my horse died.

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    Quote Originally Posted by roadster32 View Post
    I use a 1.6 for mini flake, a 1.8 for the ordinary stuff and i have a 2.5 tip for the big glowble stuff, i usually put it on at around 20-25psi otherwise it can bounce.

    I have one of those dry guns which i think are rubbish, very messy
    I wonder if I can get a 1.6 for a touch up gun? Might be alttle easier to spray the cage with a smaller gun. How many coats of color and clear do you have on your frame? Its awesome. And by the way your T you are building with the stainless frame is a work of ART
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    Thanks, for the Help. Still more questions
    I will most likely be useing House of Kolor.
    What is a good clear they sell I need to use for a novice painter? By the time I get ready about 2 weeks, the temp should be in the 60's to 70's?
    Is UC35 good?

    Is there aggod alternative compared to price like Shopline from ppg, or how about anything from here?
    http://www.tcpglobal.com/kustomshop/kspclear.aspx

    Thanks for all the Help
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    I dig this car It might be easier to flake the whole car, then paint the cage and flames white What ya think?
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    I personally don't like the HOK lacquer.
    Its aweful lonesome in the saddle since my horse died.

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    Quote Originally Posted by roadster32 View Post
    I personally don't like the HOK lacquer.
    Whats good for the backyard(garage) painter
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