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#110426 11/13/2003 8:50 AM
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Hi all
I am not a paint or body expert, which is why I am asking this question. I found a paint gun at a garage sale for a couple bucks and bought it. It is electric powered. It appears to have a small disk inside it that spins really fast and when you squeeze the trigger, a little door on the front opens exposing the disk, so it can fling paint out the front of the gun with centrifugul force. Has anybody ever used one like this? Are they good for anything other than a conversation piece? I haven't had time to play with it yet.
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The shortest distance between two points is probably under construction
#110427 11/13/2003 2:14 PM
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I think those work pretty good to paint your garage door, but not the truck.


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#110428 11/13/2003 2:26 PM
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Well it might be better then painting your truck with a brush but that is yet to be seen now isn't it?


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#110429 11/14/2003 4:05 AM
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Don't use it to paint your truck. It will put waaaaay more paint than you will want on the truck.

#110430 11/14/2003 6:34 AM
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Let me put it this way. Electric motors produce heat and sparks. Automotive paint is FLAMABLE eek The two should not meet.

If you want a cheap gun, go down to your Harbor Freight store and get a SATA copy for about $40.00. They can't be beat for the price.


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#110431 11/15/2003 8:45 AM
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That's pretty much what I thought.....


The shortest distance between two points is probably under construction

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