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Hi buddy, do you mean the rotation of 360 degrees?

Hi buddy, Yes, generally, the LV2 is wetter, although the tip size is more important if the materials are thick

Hi buddy, my rundown is here, ua-cam.com/video/yYMdZoy7d9Y/v-deo.html

Hi mate, let us know how you get on ✌️

You're most welcome, buddy. Thanks for watching 👍

Hi Mate, this one is better, slower but better, it's twice the price as well

I@@peteshobbies5383 i was asking because my f160 (with 1.2 clear cap) has a very small fan and, in a range of 15-18 Celsius, requires minimum 2,5/2,8 bar to atomize decent... So i was serching for a gun not too expensive( chinese for sure 😂🥲) that works well in "cold" temperature... anyway thanks for the reply!!

I've not used an F160 in 1.2, but I have it in 1.3, and the fan isn't small. It also only needs 2.0 bar for a good finish. I am wondering if something isn't right with your F160? , is it the hps cap?

@@peteshobbies5383 Is the fan large even with ambient temp clear? Mine was 1.3 hps silver but, somehow, i damaged the air cap before try it(which is very similar to the 1.2 clear but the "ring" around the center hole is bigger).

@cristianb.4135 Yes, even if the clear is 15 to 18c it has a big fan, take a look at some of my reviews, you will see the fan size there

Hi buddy, Thank you, much appreciated 👍

Hi buddy, automotive paint is fine. Just use a plastic adhesion promoter before you prime and paint

@ thank you so much i really enjoyed your videos Today i watched with my wife😅😅😅you are the best.

Hi buddy, good to hear you got on well with it. Cheers, buddy 👍

The 716 is the HVLP version, the 717 and 715 are not HVLP

Hi buddy, it uses around 2.6 cfm, or 75lpm, so check your compressor output

Hi buddy, no, I use a water and washing up liquid spray that shows little bubbles if there are any leaks, but, to be honest, if there are leaks, putting the gun to your ear will be enough as you can hear the smallest leak

Hi Ricky, The Porphis is a different level to the Ntools 4000B, Ntools is good value for money but nothing like as good as the Porphis

@ do you think my air supply would be enough for the porphis? I know it’s low pressure but you said it does consume a good amount of air

@ricky3299 It's needs around 1.3 to 1.5 bar, at 1.5 bar. I estimate its consumption to be around 11 to 11.5 cfm, so you should have enough.

Hi Brendan, Yes, mate, as long as you order 220v, you just fit a UK plug, voltage is the same, so it will work fine. I have been using these Aliexpress sanders exclusively now for the last 4 months, just to give them plenty of use, and they are excellent. I have the Mirka versions as well, so I do know what they are like, and these work just as well. Obvious time will tell, but so far, I'm well happy with them. Cheers, mate

@ morning Pete thank you so much for your reply it’s really appreciated. I forgot to ask did you have to pay the extra estimated tax (around £20) it says uk buyers will be charged on top of the buying price?

@brendanbailey4768 Morning mate, Yes, you will pay it at checkout, so you will know exactly how much you are paying before you pay it, then there are no custom bills afterward. I've used Aliexpress for years so you will be fine, sometimes they put a plug adapter in the box so it's a bit like going on a foreign holiday with a plug adapter but you can just put a UK plug on it you want

Hi John, Yes, my style has changed for the better, but, as you say, the finish is just as good as it is now so it just goes to show it doesn't have to be a certain way. Cheers mate 👍

Hi buddy, Yes, I do remember you, we have been talking on Instagram. If it's a choice between the 5000, 5500, or DV1 for clear, I would go with the X5500 1.2 RP "I" , the 5000 is a big of a canon, so if if mainly motorcycle parts I wouldn't go with that. Tell me, can you get the Anest Iwata Kiwami4 WBX in Turkey? , you can get one from Japan, but I'm not sure of the tax

@@peteshobbies5383 Im surprised that you remember me :) In fact i dont undestand what is " canon" I checked the meaning of that but its different meanings. You mean 5000 is bigger dimension than 5500, or 5000 pattern is bigger than 5500. Yes i'll paint motocycle parts mostly. Maybe sometimes car parts, but very seldom. Its impossible to find İwata spray gun in Turkiye. I spoke with Iwata Turkiye Distributor and they told me that they only sell iwata airbrush guns. No big spray gun and cant bring. And import is sooo expencive. I pay more price for kiwami than 5500. By the way, im really admire of your comparison videos because of you set same conditions for materials and no much people dont do this. I think you dont paint only, have you another work/job ? Thank you very much for your suggest.

@cll_sr Sorry, I use the word canon to describe a spray gun that puts out a lot of material, so it is very fast to use. I think it may be too much for most of your work. The X5500 is slower, so it would be better for you. I now spend most of my time spraying. It used to be a hobby but has grown into much more. I believe the only way to compare things is to keep everything the same apart from the thing you are comparing. After all, it makes sense, doesn't it

@@peteshobbies5383 oh thanks, i undestood now what is "canon" meaning and bikes need less paint or slow paint. Its totaly right that all conditions need to be same to compare for right result and this is an engineering topic/subject/lesson that called "experimental design and analysis " are you an engineer ? in the meantime, is 5500 better than dv1 for clear coat ?

@cll_sr Yes, I have an electro mechanical engineering background. Yes, I think the X5500 is better than the DV1

Hi Sataman, Yes, I will do it next time it happens, I've already done a video fixing air escaping from the front on these and how to fix it so the rear would be good to do, cheers mate 😀

Hi mate, and thank you 😁, it's funny because I think there are a fair bit of information in these videos, but they don't get many views. I think people are often thinking that having a good gun is more important than technique when it is actually the other way round 🫣 So I will put some up every so often as I, and you, think they are worth it's, thanks again, buddy 👌

Hi Buddy, Yes, it Mercedes 744 silver, I actually buy it pre mixed in 2 1/2 litres tins, cheaper than mixing it myself. It's a really useful light silver, it is a fine metallic, so mixes with most silvers, ok

Cheers, buddy, much appreciated 👍

Hi mate, they are the same gun. What size is your compressor in terms of tank capacity and cfm output?

Cheers buddy 👍

Hi Mate, do you mean the regulators?

Yes the ones you use now.. Cheers

@mreightytwenty8709 Yes, it's the Meiji MAR regulator, I get them from Paintingtooljapan

Thanks mate

@mreightytwenty8709 You're welcome buddy 👍

Also sanded it and sprayed muriatic acid on it and let it sit overnight

You would need to remove the chrome first, normally in a bath of acid. As you will know, it's extremely hard and doesn't mark easily, so getting anything to adhere to it is really difficult

Hi Mate, I keep meaning to do so videos on airbrushs, I have quite a collection now, so there is plenty to talk about. I suppose the main reason I stay away of it most of the time is I literally have no artistic talent at all, so it all stencils and the like, although you obviously do get to know what's a good airbrush and what isn't. I've not heard of that airbrush, but I do have the Iwata HPCS, so it might be an idea to compare them. Cheers, buddy 👌

Cracking reply there, cheers. The bit about artistic talent hit the spot and got a laugh, as that is exactly why I started using an airbrush :) :) That and my inability to use brushes of any size… Just as an idea, and one which you must freely discard if you think it’s a stinker; a simple colour gradient perhaps to show the like for like qualities of airbrushes? Anyway, if you do airbrush videos, I’m sure we’ll all watch ‘em, if you don’t, we’ll watch the spray gun videos instead :) :) Cheers

Hi Mate, normally I'll increase the distance on the drop coat or dust coat on silvers as it stops them from being patchy or motley, some people drop the pressure, I do sometimes as well as increase the distance. These days, I open the fluid right out, keep the pressure the same, and increase the distance. It especially helps with Candy colours as you tend to notice mottled base colours more under the Candy

Thanks for the tip pete painting tools japan

No worries 👍, they are excellent value compared to the LPH400, which is really expensive

It depends on how much you are paying for these. If the price was near the same, I would go with the Astro. If the Astro is costing you any more than 120 USD, I would go for the Porphis PHS155 MP, which is better than both but is generally more expensive

Thanks for the reply @peteshobbies5383 I can get the Astro for $105 USD, Saigaole for $ 95 USD, and the Porphis for $130 USD

@@peteshobbies5383 Thanks for you input! I can get the Astro for $105 USD, Saigaole for $90 USD and the Porphis for $140 USD

@eh-ne6jf If you can afford it, go for the Porphis, then the Astro

@@peteshobbies5383 will do thanks again!

Hi Buddy, I don't have it in 1.8, so I can't say for sure, but the 1.4 seems a good gun, and, although a little heavy, it's should last well

When I get time, I will buddy 👌

Hi Jack, The Wider4 and Kiwami4 are different. It's here, ua-cam.com/video/JWTFGHSUTAQ/v-deo.html The split tip guns are different, I give the reasons why, in many of my videos, the WB is a very good clear coat gun, This is my rundown of clear coat guns, you don't have to spend a fortune for a brilliant gun, ua-cam.com/video/yYMdZoy7d9Y/v-deo.html

@peteshobbies5383 thank you sir I will check it out 👍

@JackToldyouso You're welcome buddy 👍

Hi mate, it won't be for a while. These take a fair bit of time, and I just don't have it at the moment, but I will get round to it. Cheers 👍

No, it's a good value for money but not quite good enough to make it into the guns list

In the Devilbiss Tekna Gti Pro Lite?

The Luma 3 Exodus is the Meiji Finer Core. They are the same gun

@peteshobbies5383 okay that is what I figured, so that means that cool little light that is an option to buy as an upgrade for the Luma 3 Exodus should also fit the Meiji Finer Core.

@benjaminvining388 Yes, although as long as your lighting is good in your spraying area, I question the need for a light, but that's just me

@@peteshobbies5383 very true but getting down low with some of these big trucks we've been spraying lately it has crossed my mind but I see what you mean. Also another thing that crossed my mind, I heard that the Meiji had a plastic handle,does the Luma also have a plastic handle and how do you feel about that ? I know you said that the Meiji was one of the most solid built and well made guns out there. But would worry about a plastic handle possibly breaking or oxidizing and being weakened by solvents when I was cleaning it and over time becoming brittle.

I have mentioned in my videos of the Meiji that it has a plastic handle, and most of their guns do. It's not a problem, and, like most handles, it's easy to replace if you ever broke it, which would only happen if you dropped it and it landed on its handle

Hi Benjamin, The Porphis guns are really good and great value for money. If I were to pick, I would go for a Porphis PRD717 for base and clear and a PHS155 for primer sealers

@peteshobbies5383 okay great that settles it. And that will end my never ending search trying to figure out which gun to go with. Although if I was to get the Meiji finer core which Porphis gun should I pair it with to cover the basic needs I will use it for?

The Porphis PRD715 , PRD717, PRD625 and PRD627 are all really good and excellent value, they would all pair nicely with a Finer Core,

@@peteshobbies5383 which would I use for base , primer , and clear? If I was going to do the 717 and 715 which would be for base and clear and which would be for primer and sealer ?....... and if I got the Meiji which would be for base and primer and clear if I were to pair up with either the Porphis 715 or 717. And which would be a better pair with the Meiji finer core out of those two? Meiji Core with the 717, or Meiji Core with the 715 Or 717 and 715 together .........? Also these are all going to have be HVLP guns I am meticulous and just want it to all be so perfect Such a hard decision and I'm wracking my brain over it Sorry I know this is a lot of questions.😂

@benjaminvining388 Why must you have HVLP only?

You're welcome buddy 👍

Hi buddy, If you want a low-priced gun, that's quite good. Take a look at the Ntools 4000B

@peteshobbies5383 grazie mille 👍🤗

@MrMsD77 You're welcome buddy 👍

scusi un altra domanda questa pistola si po usare sia per la vernice sia per il trasparente

Yes, it can

Hi mate, When the guns start to consume more air, you will need the pressure higher out the filter set and compressor, just to flow the air required. I ran then off the same ring main, I wired the place up, so I have a 20amp Breaker covering that supply, although the circuit is rated to 30amps Induction motors draw most of their current on start-up, so you need to adjust them so one comes on before the other. If they both come on at exactly the same time, it will blow the breaker

Ok, that's great. Thanks for taking the time to reply and to explain further. Many thanks Pete

@0012dominic No worries, you're welcome mate 👍

Hi Scott, Yes, that's exactly how it should be. A smaller wetter pattern normally speeds things up, despite people often thinking a big fan equals speed. I don't notice a great deal of difference between the I an O pattern. There are some, yes, but not as much as Sata would have you think. Cheers, mate, appreciate the comments 👍

Hi Ken, You have to appreciate that many people only watch a few videos. Therefore, I often mention it to save all the questions and messages that come from those very people. It's something that works really well, so is imo definitely worth showing. The spot temperature meter shows the ambient temperature, the temperature of the clear or paint afterwards, etc , so all the information people often ask. One of the common questions I get on Instagram, goes something like, "Hi mate, I see in your videos you use a microwave to heat your paints up, can you tell me what benefits this gives and how warm do you make it" That's simplified, but hopefully, you get my drift , cheers mate 👍

@@peteshobbies5383 Maybe just point people to one of your other videos? Either way, I'll continue to enjoy your content Pete.

I like my ANI 200 Skull, I'm not so keen on the ANI R160 in 0.5 or 0.8 as they just don't perform particularly well. They still need a fair bit of pressure and it just doesn't work well in the smaller sizes, better off with a purpose built mini, like the Iwata LPH80, LPH50, Porphis MPH338 and Meiji F55 and the like

Hi mate, You are confirming what many are telling me about the Porphis PHS155 in 1.8, in that it makes an excellent HB primer gun. I'm also with you when it comes to the FLG5 in 1.8. It was my main primer gun for 5 years, then I started to try some different guns and realised how overrated the FLG5 is , cheers buddy 👍

Hi Mate, You are always going to struggle to power a full-size gun with that compressor. Take a look at the Porphis PHS155 1.3 with an MP cap, around 9cfm. It's one of the lowest consuming guns I know of, and it is good

@ thanks I found in manufacturing brochure that new model of F160 HPS is 7,77cfm

@Vvalldas I very much doubt that's right. The F160 with the HPS cap at 2 bar uses around 10.5cfm. It will all depend on cap and pressure of course

Hi mate, they are very different. The 510 is effectively a full-size gun with a smaller tip and cap to suit. The MPH338 is a true little micro mini, more like the Anest Iwata LPH80. The most universal of the two is the Porphis PRD510, as it's better for larger areas and can have a PRD515 front end put on it to make it a 1.3 full-size gun

@ great thank you for the response. I’m thinking of picking up a 717 and 338. I have an old gfg670 devilbiss but the fog it produces in my diy booth is incredible.

In a confined space, most of the full-size guns will produce what seems like a lot of overspray, the minis much less, but obviously, you will be using them for longer to cover the same area

I'm not sure anyone does. It's a term often used but not really lived up too, unfortunately

Hi John, Porphis customer services, I am told, is very good, so do mention it to them when you order another gun as you should get the parts FOC. I was surprised by the air consumption of the Porphis PHS155 with the MP cap, it's almost the same as the Kiwami4 which is the lowest air consumption full size gun I've found, so I'll be recommending it to people with smaller compressors. Feel free to try the PHS155, PHS135, and the Avalon for WOW primer if you want mate, I know you will keep them clean 👍

Yeah I'll tell them about it see what they say, it's one of those things but as you say the gun is new only used it a few times plus it was like it from new so they should replace the FOC. I recon the 155 is a cracking deal for the price it's a superb gun, I think it's around the same price as the Astro which isn't nowhere as good as the 155👌 I have tried the PHS135 for WoW but it didn't lay it flat enough but I recon it would make a good high build primer gun which I don't use very much these days, I treat your guns as I do mine so atm they are safely stored away in a bucket of thinners outside behind my workshop🫣🤭🤣😉cheers mate👍

@JohnWD40TC02 Cheers, mate, just giving those seals a real test by the sounds of it 🤣😂🙃

Hi mate, Porphis is better in all respects, but it's more expensive

Hi mate, I think there is, it seems to smooth out the delivery even more. On some guns, you need to increase the pressure at the filter set to allow enough air to flow through the gun as it consumption is higher. When you do this, a regulator at the gun helps to keep the step in pressure lower, so smooths out the delivery.

You are most welcome 👍