How To Properly Clean The IWATA LPH-80 HVLP Spray Gun

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  • Опубліковано 26 сер 2024

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  • @edheim87
    @edheim87 5 років тому

    Thanks for posting. Very useful video. Just got the same spray gun for model painting.

  • @hillbilly223cerakote9
    @hillbilly223cerakote9 6 років тому +1

    nice work REMINGTON

  • @jeffdeluca1153
    @jeffdeluca1153 4 роки тому +2

    Excellent tutorial! Actually looking at buying this gun. Toss up between this and the satajet 4400b. Any thought?

  • @brucebrownlee5863
    @brucebrownlee5863 7 років тому +1

    Very good information.
    thanks

  • @johnnytapia7844
    @johnnytapia7844 4 роки тому

    Would this b a good gun to start off with for painting panels for pinstriping...

  • @user-ne8sm7tj2u
    @user-ne8sm7tj2u 5 років тому +1

    is this best spray gun for cerakote?
    what about iwata HP-TH? 0.5mm for small parts like vape mods?

    • @Cerakote
      @Cerakote  5 років тому

      We recommend the IWATA LPH-80, though if you find something that works for you, especially for very small parts or areas, go for it! As long as it gives you the proper mil thickness and proper coverage, you'll be set!

  • @AlexCastillo-sv8qk
    @AlexCastillo-sv8qk 6 років тому

    Does the acetone wash bottle come with the kit?

    • @Cerakote
      @Cerakote  6 років тому

      No, currently the kits do not contain the acetone wash bottle. Thank you!

  • @BRFabioDomingues
    @BRFabioDomingues 6 років тому

    cerakote needs 0.5mm or 0.8mm airbush tip?

    • @Cerakote
      @Cerakote  6 років тому +3

      0.8mm tip is recommended.

  • @TheChargerArms
    @TheChargerArms 7 років тому

    The Lube that comes with the Iwata only goes on the packing correct?

    • @Cerakote
      @Cerakote  7 років тому

      It can be used on all moving parts of the spray gun.

  • @jeffdeluca1153
    @jeffdeluca1153 4 роки тому

    Does the gun require any lubrication after cleaning? Thank you

    • @Cerakote
      @Cerakote  4 роки тому +1

      The only parts we lubricate is in front of and behind the trigger to prolong the life of the bushings.