Відео

Hello, I wonder, you think I can use this with degreaser, wheel clean and that kind of stuff? Will that work?

Hi Jason I’m in the repair industry although it’s in the house building trade for the most part in new built houses. We were supplied & trained with a devilbliss Sri pro, but personally I don’t know why but I really don’t enjoy using it at all! This gun looks fantastic I think the Sri is just a bit too much for the repairs I do mostly they are 3/4mm chips at times. I’m really considering this one! I’m currently carrying a 10L 110 volt compressor with transformer & the 10m heavy rubber hose with a Sri through sites it just feels like overkill to blow in tiny chips on kitchen units & showertrays and whatnot. Could you please recommend a portable compressor that would accommodate the lph80 & make my 9-5 days a little easier 😂

I’ve got a Binks “Thor 7” spray gun from the late 1930s. From my research the “Thor” part of the name was dropped around 1951 and from then on it was just the Binks 7. I bought it because I restore antique Ford tractors and I have seen pictures of the tractors getting painted at the factory using the Binks Thor 7 so I figured if I’m going to repaint the tractors I wanted to use the same spray gun they were originally painted with.

Bought the LPH80. What manometer do you have beneath the gun?

I enjoyed your video, thanks for this great information! I purchased the Iwata LPH-80 because your review. It is a most exciting air gun! Thanks again

so how has it lasted

Like I mention before: very interesting information. What kind of compressor is required for this gun (liters etc.)?

You remind me of "Sean Connery." You are nothing but the truth!!! THANK YOU!!! I will not waste my time anymore with watching other people try to teach the fundamentals of this Art. You are a master who has the ability to teach. I'm going to bend you watch all of your videos.😊🙌 👏 🙏 ❤️

Thank you for explaining this, I have watched over 100 other videos on how to set up a gun. This is the best one hands down. Thank you!!!!

Awesome video. Thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge.

Are you going to come back and do more vids?

Best video I've seen so far. Everything clearly explained, AND demonstrated. Thank you

Hi, which would be the better gun to buy out of the devilbiss advanced hd in a 1.8 and the devilbiss pro lite in a 1.8? I will be using it to spray polyurethane paints onto cabinet doors that i make.

Smart

some one loves the sound off there own voice !!!!! focus man, don't divert every millisecond

Have landed here from the airbrushing world. Trying to get good info on what my best options are to scale up a little. "The Grand Algorithm" doesn't seem to understand that spray painting and airbrushing are related!! Thank you for your video. It is very comprehensive. Your knowledge is obviously from years of experience. Your technique of explaining the subject matter really locks into my brain. Thank you so much.

Best set up explanation I've ever seen. BRAV0

Best clip about spray guns I've seen so far

Thank you so much for this great information, i am going to keep watching it.

Hi Jason, what air regulator are you using in this video.

A man of many talents Jason! I subscribed to your channel after looking at your review on the Anest Iwata LPH80 1.2 (which I thought was very good, by the way) and then I saw this video. It’s quite obvious by watching this, that you like attention to detail. Some nice machines.

Thank you very much for this video!

Hi Jason, thanks for the video provided. Could you please advise the nozzle size for the devilbis advance HD mostly for the woodworking paint? My choice is around 1.8 mm but not sure

Out of curiosity do you think a 3hp 100l belt drive compressor would cope with a standard devilbiss gun?

Would you use this for car base or clear?

Hi, can i ask what the model of devilbiss dryer that is and what you have it mounted on please? I am a decorator and i am looking for a decent mobile setup to keep my air clean and dry.

thank you for the video but how could i hear the distance the fan is supposed to change if you kept talking over it at 4:30 timestamp regardless your video is very well done! thanks!

The spray fan almost less a half from Devilbiss Sri so its not true that the are the same!!!!

Thank you! Its helped me very much. Usefull video!

You were excellent job to explain 👏 🤙🥳 thank you.

Interesting about the distance from the panel! Does this apply for airbrushes too?

Excellent review and demonstration. Thank you!

I’ve been fiddling with my gun as a debutant sprayer, thank you for your video. Very helpful in understanding how to get good results. Much appreciated

Amazing video! Thanks mate!

Great stuff M8 thank you!!!

Just had to come back and say... Thank you! After listening to the advice from this video, I sprayed possibly the best coat of clear I've ever sprayed. I'm using a different gun, and spraying a guitar neck. But the overall method is the same for all spray guns. I've spent countless hours listening to people all say the same things. Reading the same stuff from article to article. With my best efforts, I could only ever achieve a somewhat smooth coat. A solid B at best. Always a bit of orange peel, or some issue somewhere. After applying the wall of air method... I was shocked. The coat I sprayed today was perfectly smooth, and looked as if it had already been level sanded and polished. And this was using water based poly. A relatively thick product. 1.0mm tip. So, the atomization is fine. But I'm stunned. This is by far the best advice ive found anywhere. Simply amazing. Thanks again!

I build guitars. I’ve been finishing instruments for a little while now. Came across this video, and of all the tremendous amount of research I’ve done on this subject, the information you give in this video has been among the best I’ve found. Cheers

I hope you can help me in my on going search my son gave me a "Gift" of a knee operated Singer sewing machine on the front of the sewing machine it showed a model #AB157651 I have been searching to find a manual or something on refurbishing it to use. I was rescued from a garage in Memphis Tn. and brought to me in Las Vegas,NV. It was in terrible condition and missing a plate over the bobbin housing. It took two hours in cleaning alone and I'm still not finished. I have no idea how to connect the light and I haven't checked it out yet to see if it works,baby steps with it. I have been looking for a manual and that was a task in itself no luck there either. If you can steer me in the right direction this "Gift" might be just that. I do prefer older machines they are work horses and last a long time. It's something to pass down.

My phone don't get loud enough to hear you

Just picked up a LPH-80. You are a wealth of information. Thank you for taking the time to upload! Great job.

Thank you for the info

Hi I have the Safetykleen mk2 I am struggling to set it up to what pipes go where! Have you got any photos or a manual you could send me please? Thanks

Hi Jason Wondering if you can help me. I help a friend race motorbikes and i have been repairing the fairing when he crashes using rattle cans i am now thinking of having a go with a spray gun but don't know what gun to get etc i have a budget of around £100.00 for the gun can u suggest anything. Cheers Scott

Enjoying your videos. Late to the party mainly because I had no reason to be doing researching on spray guns. This has changed because with the C-19 issue I needed a project to keep me busy, so I decided to paint my Honda Goldwing GL1500. It has some 54 parts/pieces when stripped own, and the paint is a pearl Glacier White. The information on the paint code was not available, so we substituted this with Hyundai Stormtrooper Pearl White. I have finished this phase of painting using 2 inexpensive spray guns and a Sprayit 33000 LVLP for clear. My paint guy here has not steered me wrong, and has mentioned that the three part paint system I had to do was one of the more difficult one to do. My focus was to put 3 coats of colour, 3 coats of pearl, and 3 coats of clear and do so without having any runs. The finished product is quite good, y paint guy was impressed and I have had a lot of favourable comments from other motorcyclists. The painting was done in our garage. I did have some mishaps as I got started, but kept at it. I have been perusing the web regarding paint spray guns, view the Gunman videos and others as well. Your video on this spray gun and the Sata LPH80 seem to present good value for a reasonable price, especially this U-Pol gun. I agree with the need for a separate clear coat spray gun and at least one if not two more depending on what painting you are doing. I have a preference now for colours that include a pearl aspect so three guns make sense to me. I will be keeping the Sprayit 33000 LVLP for clear coat, but want to replace the inexpensive spray guns - only paid $40.00 CDN the pair, with two better quality spray guns. Are you still of the opinion that the U-Pol spray gun is good value. I have looked at the Sata LPH 80 as well. The U-Pol spray gun with a 1.0 mm nozzle is approximately $200.00 CDN delivered from Bitec Paint and Refinishing Suppliers in the UK. My next major painting project will be to paint my 1985 Goldwing Limited Edition that is Gold metallic with brown accent paint. I'm thinking I'll change to a Gold and brown pearl colour, this bike is my retirement project - have been working on it and riding it for the past 4 1/2 years. Your insight and advice would be appreciated. Regards Ernest Nash Victoria, BC, Canada

Hi, great video, on this gun how many fluid turns from closed would you recommend for clear coat? And what pressure? Thanks

Hi mate great videos, have you ever used the w300 1.3 with BP4 air cap ? On the IWATA website claims 250mm spray pattern, cheers

Hello Jeson.Very good coverage.only 300 ml.did you try maxmeyer waterborne paint?

Nice work!

Hello. Can you tell me what is your choice between sata 5500 1.2 i and iwata ws400?