@peteshobbies5383 yes that's it. I saw it in your one video. Its black and orange, fluid and fan control in the back thats available in 1.3mm and 1.8mm. I seen its a male thread out the top so i already ordered a 3M pps 2.0 adapter size S2C for it too
@user-un5my5bw4j I've only got mine in 1.3, so I can't say about the 1.8. In 1.3, it's really good, so I expect the same for the 1.8. They did say when I ordered it , they were not built to the same standard as the PRD series, so I was surprised when it came through as its made pretty good considering it's price. Be interesting to hear what you think when you get a chance to use it 👍
Hi Chuck, absolutely, the ANI F160 is one of my favourite guns, IMO. Its performance is far better than the Devilbiss FLG5 SGK600 gun at the same or similar price These Porphis guns are on a different level, better in all respects, but they are also more expensive, cheers buddy 👍
Hi Pete, great video mate and the PRD715 did a great job on the clearcoat it looks very flat with hardly any peel. I'm looking forward to trying these guns out mate I've seen them both in action from you where they did a great job so if I have problems with them then it will be user error🤠😅 I had a look at the air caps on both guns yesterday and as you said they do look the same so apart from the tip design they probably do spray the same. Have you tried the Sata 1.3CC setup you got for your X5500 Pete I would be interested to see what you think of it🤔 I made a right pigs ear doing the WoW primer on my next tank this morning it now looks like a waterfall with runs on both sides of the tank🤦♂I really don't know what I was thinking as it's obvious I put to much paint on the side of the tank🤪plus it had a few fisheyes to finish it off, I'm not sure why I'm getting fisheyes lately as I haven't had them since I bought my GTI which I forgot to clean before I used it, maybe the 3 stage needs new filters🤔🤷♂ Cheers Pete👍
Hi John, Yes, It gives excellent results. I've found you'll find out soon once you get your act together 😂😀😉😍👍. I haven't had a chance to use the 1.3 CC, but I will do it soon, I'll have a week of intensive use to get to grips with it, I think. Sounds like you were having an off day, mate, but we all have them. At least you can sand and start again 👍 Presuming you haven't used any products that could contaminate the work it probably is coming through the line although a bad batch of paint or thinners can do it so worth keeping a look out for it cropping up when the same materials are used, thanks John 👍
I’m not sure if you can get your hands on this gun but i feel like it would be good and suits your video content. it’s called the spectrum black widow. over here in the us people rave about this being the best cheapish gun to buy. i would love to see your take on this gun
I mate, I have a few of these Iwata one's, ua-cam.com/video/f4t0ZYAP0dE/v-deo.html They have been very good, and you can stack them on one stand. I put a timer on them, which works from my phone via the socket
Nice video mate pete thanks for sharing that information I think with the way the country is now everything going up in price and doubled the economy someone who is just starting out like a, apprentice in a garage not mutch money that gun would be ideal one for base coat paint and clear coat paint and he wont have to spent loads of money on a expensive spray gun 😊
Hi Andrew, Indeed, these are not your typical Chinese Gun, they are much better quality, so they should last as long as any other named gun. They spray really well and certainly on a par with many top spray guns, cheers mate 👍
In this gun, they do a 1.3 and 1.4, it this one is an MP cap so standard. They do an HVLP version as well, but this one is good for both base and clear coats
Hi Pete, I found out that the prd625 and prd715 are forged aluminum and the phs135 and phs155 are die-cast aluminum. The prd625 and prd715 also have stainless steel fluid passages. I would like to buy one or more of these but I don't see a place on their website to add to a cart, no secure checkout.
Hi Rob, Yes, they are die cast anodised aluminium, the tips and needles are good quality stainless steel, so all fine for waterbourn paints if required. They are a manufacturer, so make them for other distributors with the distributors colours and or markings, so they are generally not available for sale, however, if you email the address I have put in the description they will more than likely give you a price for what you want. What happened with me was they sent me a PayPal invoice, which I paid, and then they sent the goods with a tracking number from FedEx or DHL. I can't remember which courier it was now, but it was one of those two.
Little help here pete..im new on these porphis,, I can't decide, which one should i take 1st..the 717 ,the hvlp or mp..they all very tempting to have all..but budget doesn't allow me.. hopefully you can recommend me one..thanks..😄👍
Hi buddy, it's depends on what you like and want really, PRD715 for a fast good finish , or PRD717 for a slower, lower pressure finely atomised finish. I love them both but they are quite different to use, I would stick with MP unless it's solely for basecoat in which case HVLP may be better, uses a lot of air though
@@peteshobbies5383 I already got dv1 for base which is doing good job..so I'm looking a clear gun..since a good clear gun are quite expensive, seems a porphis offer a good budget with good quality ..when I'm watching your video,I knew immediately I have to get this,but don't know which one suitable for me..
Hi Mate, PRD715 is much faster than a DV1 so it depends if you like faster or not. They really are very good quality, the 625 is also good but just as fast as the 715.
Hi Shaun, The thought had crossed my mind, I could get my name put on them 😉 😀 😄. They seem like very well-made guns, certainly up there with some of the bigger boys. The only real question mark is longevity, which will obviously take time to quantify, time will tell , cheers mate 👍
Pete what settings do you recommend for solvent base and high solids clear with this for somebody who generally uses slower guns. I mostly spray PPG DBC and DCU2002.
Hi buddy, If you are finding the gun too fast, you need to back the fluid delivery off , so start at say 2 turns for base and say 2 1/2 out and see how you feel about it. I would keep the pressure the same, so on the Porphis PRD715 1.3, I use 1.8 bar, so 25psi and for clear 2.0 bar, so 29psi
Thanks Pete. Yeah, I sprayed some epoxy as a sealer on two fenders yesterday at full fan full fluid and 22 psi. I did get a small sag on one of the fenders. Easy to fix, but I turned the fluid in a couple of turns and the second one came out great. I will play with it a bit more. Really impressed with the atomization of the gun, it laid out the DPLF smoother than my LPH400. It seems really well made. I am wondering how long the front packing of the needle will last, but from what I saw in the manual you can change it. Anyway, thanks for the advice and for turning me on to this gun. I also ordered the 717. Really curious to see how well their V nozzle does.
@costask823 Yeah, I've been really impressed with this, the PRD625 series and the PRD515 series. You can get spare parts for these if needed, but I haven't needed anything yet , as you would expect, really. It'll be interesting to hear what you think of the 717 as it's different from the 715, cheers mate 👍
I just sprayed a white pearl with the 717. Impressed with the minimal overspray and less paint consumption. Especially as compared to the 715 that eats up more paint than my DV1. I cannot wait to try the VS 1.4 that I got with it. I also ordered the MP 1.4 for the 715, but they are on back order for that.
@costask823 The 717 is quite different from the 715 isn't it, I will be after a 1.4 MP for my 715, just for the he'll of it, will be a complete Canon 😄, cheers mate 👍
Pete the prd-715 can it really compete with the sagola 4600 extreme with a 1.2xl cap, in reference to speed and finish, what would be your best recommendation, buy this budget spray gun or buy the sagola
To be perfectly honest with you, I would buy the Porphis PRD715 over the Sagola, even if they were the same price as each other it would be a tough one as I really like the Sagola but it's around half the price so no contest. I was a little apprehensive at first as I don't know how long they would last but as time goes by that's getting further and further from my mind so I've bought some more because I think they are really good.
@peteshobbies5383 wow that's a huge compliment to the porphis gun over the #1 gun in a lot of painters mindset from using them, well I'll take your recommendation and purchase one thanks
BTW, The Porphis is a very fast gun, so if you prefer something slower and controlled, then it may not be for you, although the 717 may be. It's an ideal alternative to a Sata 5000 RP, Sagola 4600 1.3XL or the Walcom 360 HTE or HALO as the cap is now called
Hi Samuel, There are links in the description. The third one is the retail site to buy direct from the manufacturer. I'll put it here as well, I hope that helps 👍 www.porphis-online.com/collections/new-arrivals
@MrJohnwoodland They don't really have an LVLP. To be honest, it's a bit of a marketing exercise, LP, yes, virtually all gravity guns are, LV, not really, not for a full size gun, some use more than others, yes, but not normally that low. The Porphis guns are the middle of the road on air consumption but definitely top end on build and performance, Here's there retail website where they ship worldwide, certainly to the UK, www.porphis-online.com/collections/new-arrivals Cheers ✌️
Pete, which of these Porphis guns do not use the hated plastic seals. Do they make guns similar to the Iwata and Sagola that are metal to metal seals? I hate plastic baffles and seals.
Hi mate, this one does, there new one doesn't use seals at all but I've never used it or seen it, it's called a PHS155, it also has the fan control at the back not the side. I'll try and get one to try and they do a quality mini gun as well which I'll also try and get, hopefully they will be as well made as these. The only question mark is longevity which only time and use will tell, cheers mate 👍
You're welcome, buddy, I don't mind the side knob on the full-size guns as, for me, it's not in the way of my thumb, but it's a right pain on the Minijet. I'll try and get hold of the PHS155, I suspect it will spray the same as this, which I'll be very happy with 👍
Hello Pete. So I'm an amateur. I spray 1 car or bike per year and I need a new base/clear gun. Should I get the 625 or 715 as my spraygun (for probably the rest of life 😅)? Really like the videos!
Hi Mate, they both spray the same. The 625 is a slightly smaller form factor. The 715 feels like a big gun, but we'll balanced. If it's your only gun, I would go with the 715. It's great fun to use and does its job very well indeed 😀
Hi Richard, So far, I haven't needed any, but I have ordered a few tip sealing rings for the future, this was easy as I contacted the manufacturer of the guns and it wasn't a problem, having said that, I have also placed an order for another 2 different guns so parts were easy as far as postage goes as they will ship with the other guns. They manufacture them, so any part you need can be sourced, whether it's worth it or not, including the shipping, would be another matter. These are normally made for other companies and / or large distributors, so selling directly on something like Amazon would be a no no I would think, I don't know for sure, obviously, but it would be my guess
@@peteshobbies5383 nice. Could you try to find out what companies they are making guns for? Keen to know what brands are confident putting their name on them?
getting my first gun. currently thinking about Astro EUROHE103 or NTools NVE 1.3 for cleat coats mainly. I have a Compressor capable of doing 14 cfm and has a 50l tank. what would you suggest for laying nice clear?
Hello Pete; I have a 20 gallon compressor that runs between 5-7 CFM. Do they make a good wuality gun that will run at these low CFM'S?? If not can you make a few suggestions for some good quality Paint Guns. I live in the US. Cheers!😂
Hi buddy, I presume you mean a full-size gun? , if so, with the CFM and storage capacity of your compressor, you have very little really. The Aeropro/ Rongpeng R500 is cheap and sprays reasonably well and uses around 7.5 cfm @ 29psi , or for a better quality option the Anest Iwata Kiwami4 BA4J is around 7.75cfm @ 29psi, better all round than the R500 but obviously more money
So are there any resellers in Japan or anywhere else where I can purchase this at a better price and can ship to the US Pete? Also, can you recommend a good filter/regulator and any other accessory that I would need for a proper setup, please? if you could provide the links as well , it would be much appreciated, my good man 🙏
@btbd2785 Hi mate, as far as I know, not at the moment, but if you want one of these, you can contact the manufacturer who will probably supply you one, they can give you a price anyway, although they use about 10.5cfm @ 29psi so your compressor will struggle if you are doing much work with it. Take a look at these videos, the first is my old setup but worth watching and listening to, the second in with a new big of kit added which has been really good. I goy them in the UK but if you Google them you should find somewhere more local. ua-cam.com/video/iJzODBeGtjM/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/SnQGMrmJTDE/v-deo.html
@peteshobbies5383 hello Pete Actually, Plaza Japan has some great pricing on their Iwata spray guns. Question, I typed in the part number that you provided for the kiwami 4, and it does not pull up. Can you please, if possible, provide me with a link for this specific Kiwami 4 spray gun? Cheers!
@peteshobbies5383 hi pete I have a question for you about the KMC UHS CLEAR COAT that is made in Italy they are beginning to pop up in the USA any information would help thanks
@refinishtechnology2529 HI Mate, do you mean KMK clear coat? , if so, I've never used it. It's quite cheap, but it's not generally sold in the UK, although it's is in continental Europe
@fernandosaldana3665 Thanks, buddy, it's not the best, but it's very good, especially when you consider the price, I'll certainly be buying so other guns of there's to see how they compare, cheers mate 👍
Hey Pete I got the prd-627 in the other day and used it to spray a trunk it did a good job but it is a air hog my 80 gal was cycling, and it does use a little more than double the air the kiwami uses
@hdlowdyna4126 Hi Mate, yeah, that 627 uses 15.5cfm so proper HVLP, the 625 that I have is 10.5 cfm so much less, the 627 is up there with the other genuine HVLP guns like the Sata X5500 HVLP and the Iwata LS400 and Tekna Gti Pro Lite HV30, all around 16.5cfm. Properly makes the 627 a better base gun than clear gun, that normally the way with HVLP, it also saves materials. What do you think of the build quality?
@@peteshobbies5383 it's nice had no complaints and the adapter for the harbor freight black widow gun fits perfectly for the pps cups 1.0 the sales lady is very nice and informative and I have ordered the prd715 as well now I think they will be great guns I don't see a reason as to why they won't last a good long time
Very good, I hadn't seen a silver paint yet, presenting a final definition like this.
Hi again buddy, these are Chinese guns that are very good quality. They aren't cheap, but for the money, they are excellent 👌
El día de mañana la probaré. Saludos desde Perú.
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Since I am so impressed with the Prd-715 1.3mm for clear coat, I ordered a Prd-155 1.8mm for high build/sealer
Hi buddy, they are good, aren't they? Do you mean the PHS155?
@peteshobbies5383 yes that's it. I saw it in your one video. Its black and orange, fluid and fan control in the back thats available in 1.3mm and 1.8mm. I seen its a male thread out the top so i already ordered a 3M pps 2.0 adapter size S2C for it too
I did have a devilbiss flg 1.8mm for primer and I absolutely despised it. Everything about that gun and it wasn't comfortable. It went on ebay.
@user-un5my5bw4j I've only got mine in 1.3, so I can't say about the 1.8. In 1.3, it's really good, so I expect the same for the 1.8.
They did say when I ordered it , they were not built to the same standard as the PRD series, so I was surprised when it came through as its made pretty good considering it's price.
Be interesting to hear what you think when you get a chance to use it 👍
Pete..Personally I use Iwata and Sagola....and ANI f160...
I think for a Budget gun might b good
Hi Chuck, absolutely, the ANI F160 is one of my favourite guns, IMO. Its performance is far better than the Devilbiss FLG5 SGK600 gun at the same or similar price
These Porphis guns are on a different level, better in all respects, but they are also more expensive, cheers buddy 👍
Hi Pete, great video mate and the PRD715 did a great job on the clearcoat it looks very flat with hardly any peel. I'm looking forward to trying these guns out mate I've seen them both in action from you where they did a great job so if I have problems with them then it will be user error🤠😅
I had a look at the air caps on both guns yesterday and as you said they do look the same so apart from the tip design they probably do spray the same. Have you tried the Sata 1.3CC setup you got for your X5500 Pete I would be interested to see what you think of it🤔
I made a right pigs ear doing the WoW primer on my next tank this morning it now looks like a waterfall with runs on both sides of the tank🤦♂I really don't know what I was thinking as it's obvious I put to much paint on the side of the tank🤪plus it had a few fisheyes to finish it off, I'm not sure why I'm getting fisheyes lately as I haven't had them since I bought my GTI which I forgot to clean before I used it, maybe the 3 stage needs new filters🤔🤷♂
Cheers Pete👍
Hi John, Yes, It gives excellent results. I've found you'll find out soon once you get your act together 😂😀😉😍👍.
I haven't had a chance to use the 1.3 CC, but I will do it soon, I'll have a week of intensive use to get to grips with it, I think.
Sounds like you were having an off day, mate, but we all have them. At least you can sand and start again 👍
Presuming you haven't used any products that could contaminate the work it probably is coming through the line although a bad batch of paint or thinners can do it so worth keeping a look out for it cropping up when the same materials are used, thanks John 👍
Great to watch and see different guns. Have you seen the 717 which has the 4split tip too?
Yes, someone sent me some photos , maybe I'll try and get one
I’m not sure if you can get your hands on this gun but i feel like it would be good and suits your video content. it’s called the spectrum black widow. over here in the us people rave about this being the best cheapish gun to buy. i would love to see your take on this gun
Hi buddy, Yeah, I have seen it. It's a Harbor Freight gun, as far as I know they are made by Rongpeng in China.
I can't get one as I'm in the UK
Rockin’ the crocks, smashing! Cheers! 🍻🤙😎
Thanks mate, much appreciated 👍
Pete theres a fine line between collecting and hoarding 😅😅😅😅 great vid bro thanks again keep them comming mate 😊😊
Hi Dean, I think maybe you're suggesting I'm the latter 😉 😂, cheers mate 👍
@@peteshobbies5383 if the cap fits brother 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍
@deanbrown7643 I think it fits mate 😉😂
@@peteshobbies5383 Pete you've reached the first stage of self admittance 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣seek help brother 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hi Pete can you advise on an inferred lamp?
I mate, I have a few of these Iwata one's,
ua-cam.com/video/f4t0ZYAP0dE/v-deo.html
They have been very good, and you can stack them on one stand.
I put a timer on them, which works from my phone via the socket
Nice video mate pete thanks for sharing that information I think with the way the country is now everything going up in price and doubled the economy someone who is just starting out like a, apprentice in a garage not mutch money that gun would be ideal one for base coat paint and clear coat paint and he wont have to spent loads of money on a expensive spray gun 😊
Hi Andrew, Indeed, these are not your typical Chinese Gun, they are much better quality, so they should last as long as any other named gun.
They spray really well and certainly on a par with many top spray guns, cheers mate 👍
@@peteshobbies5383 so there do a 1.2 and 1.3 for BASE coat paint and clear coat paint pete
In this gun, they do a 1.3 and 1.4, it this one is an MP cap so standard. They do an HVLP version as well, but this one is good for both base and clear coats
Hi Pete, I found out that the prd625 and prd715 are forged aluminum and the phs135 and phs155 are die-cast aluminum. The prd625 and prd715 also have stainless steel fluid passages. I would like to buy one or more of these but I don't see a place on their website to add to a cart, no secure checkout.
Hi Rob, Yes, they are die cast anodised aluminium, the tips and needles are good quality stainless steel, so all fine for waterbourn paints if required.
They are a manufacturer, so make them for other distributors with the distributors colours and or markings, so they are generally not available for sale, however, if you email the address I have put in the description they will more than likely give you a price for what you want.
What happened with me was they sent me a PayPal invoice, which I paid, and then they sent the goods with a tracking number from FedEx or DHL. I can't remember which courier it was now, but it was one of those two.
Little help here pete..im new on these porphis,, I can't decide, which one should i take 1st..the 717 ,the hvlp or mp..they all very tempting to have all..but budget doesn't allow me.. hopefully you can recommend me one..thanks..😄👍
Hi buddy, it's depends on what you like and want really, PRD715 for a fast good finish , or PRD717 for a slower, lower pressure finely atomised finish.
I love them both but they are quite different to use, I would stick with MP unless it's solely for basecoat in which case HVLP may be better, uses a lot of air though
@@peteshobbies5383 I already got dv1 for base which is doing good job..so I'm looking a clear gun..since a good clear gun are quite expensive, seems a porphis offer a good budget with good quality ..when I'm watching your video,I knew immediately I have to get this,but don't know which one suitable for me..
Hi Mate, PRD715 is much faster than a DV1 so it depends if you like faster or not.
They really are very good quality, the 625 is also good but just as fast as the 715.
@@peteshobbies5383 thanks Pete..I keep researching a bit..that 717 v split kinda tempting too..oh man,I hope I can finally make a decision..😅😄👍
Maybe import and sell some yourself Pete - they look nicely made - must be a market for them?.
Interested to see what the mini gun is like too.
Hi Shaun, The thought had crossed my mind, I could get my name put on them 😉 😀 😄.
They seem like very well-made guns, certainly up there with some of the bigger boys. The only real question mark is longevity, which will obviously take time to quantify, time will tell , cheers mate 👍
Pete what settings do you recommend for solvent base and high solids clear with this for somebody who generally uses slower guns. I mostly spray PPG DBC and DCU2002.
Hi buddy, If you are finding the gun too fast, you need to back the fluid delivery off , so start at say 2 turns for base and say 2 1/2 out and see how you feel about it.
I would keep the pressure the same, so on the Porphis PRD715 1.3, I use 1.8 bar, so 25psi and for clear 2.0 bar, so 29psi
Thanks Pete. Yeah, I sprayed some epoxy as a sealer on two fenders yesterday at full fan full fluid and 22 psi. I did get a small sag on one of the fenders. Easy to fix, but I turned the fluid in a couple of turns and the second one came out great. I will play with it a bit more. Really impressed with the atomization of the gun, it laid out the DPLF smoother than my LPH400. It seems really well made. I am wondering how long the front packing of the needle will last, but from what I saw in the manual you can change it. Anyway, thanks for the advice and for turning me on to this gun. I also ordered the 717. Really curious to see how well their V nozzle does.
@costask823 Yeah, I've been really impressed with this, the PRD625 series and the PRD515 series. You can get spare parts for these if needed, but I haven't needed anything yet , as you would expect, really.
It'll be interesting to hear what you think of the 717 as it's different from the 715, cheers mate 👍
I just sprayed a white pearl with the 717. Impressed with the minimal overspray and less paint consumption. Especially as compared to the 715 that eats up more paint than my DV1. I cannot wait to try the VS 1.4 that I got with it. I also ordered the MP 1.4 for the 715, but they are on back order for that.
@costask823 The 717 is quite different from the 715 isn't it, I will be after a 1.4 MP for my 715, just for the he'll of it, will be a complete Canon 😄, cheers mate 👍
Pete the prd-715 can it really compete with the sagola 4600 extreme with a 1.2xl cap, in reference to speed and finish, what would be your best recommendation, buy this budget spray gun or buy the sagola
To be perfectly honest with you, I would buy the Porphis PRD715 over the Sagola, even if they were the same price as each other it would be a tough one as I really like the Sagola but it's around half the price so no contest.
I was a little apprehensive at first as I don't know how long they would last but as time goes by that's getting further and further from my mind so I've bought some more because I think they are really good.
@peteshobbies5383 wow that's a huge compliment to the porphis gun over the #1 gun in a lot of painters mindset from using them, well I'll take your recommendation and purchase one thanks
BTW, The Porphis is a very fast gun, so if you prefer something slower and controlled, then it may not be for you, although the 717 may be.
It's an ideal alternative to a Sata 5000 RP, Sagola 4600 1.3XL or the Walcom 360 HTE or HALO as the cap is now called
@peteshobbies5383 awesome I'll get both prd-715 spray gun with a 717 cap and nozzle and see how that turns out
Where can these spray gun be purchased?
Hi Samuel, There are links in the description. The third one is the retail site to buy direct from the manufacturer. I'll put it here as well, I hope that helps 👍
www.porphis-online.com/collections/new-arrivals
Can you get a lvlp in the uk,if so where.Many thanks.
Hi John, Do you mean a Porphis gun ?
@@peteshobbies5383 yep,the lvlp one not sure model?thanks.
@MrJohnwoodland They don't really have an LVLP. To be honest, it's a bit of a marketing exercise, LP, yes, virtually all gravity guns are, LV, not really, not for a full size gun, some use more than others, yes, but not normally that low.
The Porphis guns are the middle of the road on air consumption but definitely top end on build and performance,
Here's there retail website where they ship worldwide, certainly to the UK,
www.porphis-online.com/collections/new-arrivals
Cheers ✌️
@@peteshobbies5383 thanks for you help.
@MrJohnwoodland You're welcome 👍
Pete, which of these Porphis guns do not use the hated plastic seals. Do they make guns similar to the Iwata and Sagola that are metal to metal seals? I hate plastic baffles and seals.
Hi mate, this one does, there new one doesn't use seals at all but I've never used it or seen it, it's called a PHS155, it also has the fan control at the back not the side.
I'll try and get one to try and they do a quality mini gun as well which I'll also try and get, hopefully they will be as well made as these.
The only question mark is longevity which only time and use will tell, cheers mate 👍
Thanks Pete, the new one does sound interesting. I was never a fan of the SATA knob placement.@@peteshobbies5383
You're welcome, buddy, I don't mind the side knob on the full-size guns as, for me, it's not in the way of my thumb, but it's a right pain on the Minijet.
I'll try and get hold of the PHS155, I suspect it will spray the same as this, which I'll be very happy with 👍
Hello Pete. So I'm an amateur. I spray 1 car or bike per year and I need a new base/clear gun. Should I get the 625 or 715 as my spraygun (for probably the rest of life 😅)?
Really like the videos!
Hi Mate, they both spray the same. The 625 is a slightly smaller form factor. The 715 feels like a big gun, but we'll balanced. If it's your only gun, I would go with the 715. It's great fun to use and does its job very well indeed 😀
@@peteshobbies5383 715 it is then, thanks a lot Pete!
@natewrenches9570 Your welcome mate, let us know what you think of it 👍
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Terima kasih sobat 👍
WHat about parts? Would be great if these were available on Amazon.
Hi Richard, So far, I haven't needed any, but I have ordered a few tip sealing rings for the future, this was easy as I contacted the manufacturer of the guns and it wasn't a problem, having said that, I have also placed an order for another 2 different guns so parts were easy as far as postage goes as they will ship with the other guns.
They manufacture them, so any part you need can be sourced, whether it's worth it or not, including the shipping, would be another matter.
These are normally made for other companies and / or large distributors, so selling directly on something like Amazon would be a no no I would think, I don't know for sure, obviously, but it would be my guess
@@peteshobbies5383 nice. Could you try to find out what companies they are making guns for? Keen to know what brands are confident putting their name on them?
@richardportelli1983 The manufacturer's details are in the description, so you can ask them any questions you might have
getting my first gun. currently thinking about Astro EUROHE103 or NTools NVE 1.3 for cleat coats mainly. I have a Compressor capable of doing 14 cfm and has a 50l tank. what would you suggest for laying nice clear?
Hi buddy, Of those two, I would go with the Astro HE . Your compressor should run it, and it is relatively well made for its price
@@peteshobbies5383 don't you think my compressor could handle both? What do you like more about the eurohe?
Yes, your compressor should handle either. The Astro will last longer and sprays as well. If not better than the NVE, they both use around 10.5 cfm
@@peteshobbies5383 thank you!
@DatFunnyPerson Your welcome, mate 👍
Hello Pete;
I have a 20 gallon compressor that runs between 5-7 CFM. Do they make a good wuality gun that will run at these low CFM'S??
If not can you make a few suggestions for some good quality Paint Guns. I live in the US. Cheers!😂
Hi buddy, I presume you mean a full-size gun? , if so, with the CFM and storage capacity of your compressor, you have very little really.
The Aeropro/ Rongpeng R500 is cheap and sprays reasonably well and uses around 7.5 cfm @ 29psi , or for a better quality option the Anest Iwata Kiwami4 BA4J is around 7.75cfm @ 29psi, better all round than the R500 but obviously more money
So are there any resellers in Japan or anywhere else where I can purchase this at a better price and can ship to the US Pete?
Also, can you recommend a good filter/regulator and any other accessory that I would need for a proper setup, please? if you could provide the links as well , it would be much appreciated, my good man 🙏
@btbd2785 Hi mate, as far as I know, not at the moment, but if you want one of these, you can contact the manufacturer who will probably supply you one, they can give you a price anyway, although they use about 10.5cfm @ 29psi so your compressor will struggle if you are doing much work with it.
Take a look at these videos, the first is my old setup but worth watching and listening to, the second in with a new big of kit added which has been really good.
I goy them in the UK but if you Google them you should find somewhere more local.
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@peteshobbies5383
hello Pete
Actually, Plaza Japan has some great pricing on their Iwata spray guns.
Question, I typed in the part number that you provided for the kiwami 4, and it does not pull up. Can you please, if possible, provide me with a link for this specific Kiwami 4 spray gun?
Cheers!
Hi Mate, by part number, do you mean the BA4J Kiwami4?
This gun vs anif160?
Hi buddy, it would have to be the Porphis. It's better in every respect, but it's also more expensive
@peteshobbies5383 thanks.
@honcho714 You're welcome, buddy 👍
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Thanks, buddy, much appreciated as always 👍
@peteshobbies5383 you're always most welcome Buddy 💖💪💖
How does this compare to the NVE that you tested a while back?
Hi Buddy, It's better than the NVE in everything, especially the build quality, which is very good, especially considering the price of these
@peteshobbies5383 hi pete I have a question for you about the KMC UHS CLEAR COAT that is made in Italy they are beginning to pop up in the USA any information would help thanks
@@peteshobbies5383 hi pete I mean KMK ULTRA HIGH SOLID CLEAR COAT made in Italy
@refinishtechnology2529 HI Mate, do you mean KMK clear coat? , if so, I've never used it. It's quite cheap, but it's not generally sold in the UK, although it's is in continental Europe
@refinishtechnology2529 Yeah, that's the one , I've never used it, as I say it's not sold in the UK , I don't know who the parent company is
What is the price of this spray gun pete?
Thanks pete! If you approve it, that means it's good knowing that you have the best spray guns in the world.
@fernandosaldana3665 Thanks, buddy, it's not the best, but it's very good, especially when you consider the price, I'll certainly be buying so other guns of there's to see how they compare, cheers mate 👍
Hey Pete I got the prd-627 in the other day and used it to spray a trunk it did a good job but it is a air hog my 80 gal was cycling, and it does use a little more than double the air the kiwami uses
@hdlowdyna4126 Hi Mate, yeah, that 627 uses 15.5cfm so proper HVLP, the 625 that I have is 10.5 cfm so much less, the 627 is up there with the other genuine HVLP guns like the Sata X5500 HVLP and the Iwata LS400 and Tekna Gti Pro Lite HV30, all around 16.5cfm.
Properly makes the 627 a better base gun than clear gun, that normally the way with HVLP, it also saves materials.
What do you think of the build quality?
@@peteshobbies5383 it's nice had no complaints and the adapter for the harbor freight black widow gun fits perfectly for the pps cups 1.0 the sales lady is very nice and informative and I have ordered the prd715 as well now I think they will be great guns I don't see a reason as to why they won't last a good long time
Chinese gun?
Hi buddy, yes, but a quality Chinese Gun, only time will tell, but they seem very well made 👍
@@peteshobbies5383 Where did you buy this weapon my friend?
@kingdavid4725 The link is in the description, buddy 👍