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| | | | Joined: Apr 2020 Posts: 93 Shop Shark | | Shop Shark Joined: Apr 2020 Posts: 93 | I have an Eastwood set of Contours guns. The large gun works great but... even when I dial the pattern width down I waste a lot of paint. Most of the paint misses parts that are long and thin in the steering assy, torsion bars and also parts with many nooks and cranny's like the A-Arms. Maybe that is just part of painting and I have to live with it. I am just trying to find a good way to save paint and still get a quality finish.
I will post some pictures in a week or so after I finish painting the front steering and suspension parts. I am quite pleased with the Eastwood Guns. For a rookie who has only used guns to paint house siding I really like the finish I am getting. Good coverage and only runs if you really overspray. Nooks and cranny's are still tough as the large gun is hard to maneuver. | | |
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