Gordon Ward on wed 26 oct 05
A further thought on air requirements:
It is quite possible that as the orifice in the spray gun wears, a
larger volume of air will be required to give a nice spray. Since my
1.5 hp compressor just keeps pace now with my new Geil sprayer, there
may be a point in the future when I will have to wait for the air tank
to refill.
On the Porter Cable website I noticed that there are different sizes of
orifice kits available for their HVLP gravity feed spray gun. I'm not
sure if they could be used on a Geil spray gun.
Gordon
Jeremy/Bonnie Hellman on wed 26 oct 05
The Geil HVLP sprayer took one of the standard connectors, but I ended up
bringing it to the hardware store to get the right one.
Bonnie Hellman
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From: "Gordon Ward"
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Sent: Wednesday, October 26, 2005 10:45 AM
Subject: compressor for spraying
>A further thought on air requirements:
>
> It is quite possible that as the orifice in the spray gun wears, a
> larger volume of air will be required to give a nice spray. Since my
> 1.5 hp compressor just keeps pace now with my new Geil sprayer, there
> may be a point in the future when I will have to wait for the air tank
> to refill.
>
> On the Porter Cable website I noticed that there are different sizes of
> orifice kits available for their HVLP gravity feed spray gun. I'm not
> sure if they could be used on a Geil spray gun.
>
> Gordon
>
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