Would this be good to use for a 200g touch up gravity feed spray gun?
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Its very Loud. You get what you pay for. For a small object it prob will do. For a hobby you'll need a larger tank so pressure is constant.
2069228
As long as you have the dies for that size. The Lee Loadmasters is a decent press, just need a little finesse during setup. Mine work flawlessly, 6 months and 7000 rds so far.
129092
The recommended inlet air pressure for both the full size and touchup gun is 30 PSI, giving 10 PSI at the air cap on both guns. This pressure consumes 13 CFM on the full size gun and 8 CFM on the touchup gun. Everything you need to know to get started is on the first page of the included instructions. They recommend using a 5/16" ID or larger air hose. I would recommend a 3/8" ID hose as the hose and fittings are readily available. I've used these guns with as low as a 1 hp motor/40 gallon tank compressor but a larger capacity compressor gives an assured constant pressure and doesn't have to work so hard to keep up. All guns and paint types are different so I suggest that you get a piece of old sheet metal to get the feel of your guns and paint. I've got an old truck hood out back that I use regularly. Make sure you use a good regulator and moisture/contaminant trap. Let me know if you have any further questions!
1956877
As long as it's 23 guage it should work just fine. I use Central Pneumatic pins from Harbor Freight Tools, they are much less expensive and work just fine.
862269
TC-848 won't deliver enough CFM for the touch-up gun. At 2.6 CFM, liquids wouldn't be atomized very well and it would likely just spatter and cause a mess. The spray gun requires 5 CFM to work well.
1291691
Jesus, here is the non-sarcastic, correct answer. Yes, this kit should absolutely work for your application. You do not need an impact gun to do this either, unless it's not being done correctly. You will need to rent a slide hammer along with the hub remover attachment. Remove the axle nut with a breaker bar, remove the hub, then the bearing with this excellent quality kit.. lube the threads with grease first and you won't have any trouble. Best of luck and post again if you have more questions.
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That all depends on the spray gun your using. This compressor puts out 3.8 cfm at 40 psi, guns today can require 3 times that amount of cfm. HVLP guns require higher volumes of air. Older style siphon feed guns, especially a small touch up gun, may be able to be used depending on the tip and air cap configuration. A small airbrush you could use easily. This compressor builds air quickly at its stated rating, but the storage capacity is just not adequate for paint spraying. Hope that helps.
1570793
Yes. I used it on a heavy recoil pellet pistol and it worked fine. Had to tighten the screws with locktite, but I think others have used it on paintball guns with success.
675902
It will work, But will quickly use up the stored air in the tank. Small projects (which this gun is used for) should be fine.
812141
It would work great. There are several nozzle varieties that will fit that application.
537718
Yes. It will be fine. I have ran this gun from 140psi down to 70 psi with no problems at all
1244884
I would not recommend it unless u are using stencils and not fine detail work. This gun is made to do its best work at a higher psi than the plastic guns. So in order to use this gun for nails the pressure would be to low and you wouldnt get the nice paint spray but a kinda runny drip.
1948321
I attached my to standard grease gun.It will work with flush grease fitting.
398084
Yes. This gun is a high volume low pressure gun. Small projects like your talking about is perfect for the air compressor your using.
1532101
I would think so. I'd recommend a little loctite as it did start to wiggle a little after a thousand rounds or so.
15537
I've shot both weights from this pistol - they go at least 200 feet but then the .12g curve up while the .2g go straight(ish). Don't use anything <12g or >25g
1293381
It should be no problem in that it is just a hose attachment. You may need to get adapter fittings but that should be no real issue. As a caveat, bear in mind that the spray heads are somewhat vunerable. I broke one accidentally in just moving the boom around. I had a bit of trouble replacing it and actually replaced both with something more readily available so as to avoid future problems.