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DumOleBob

04-16-2002 18:01:05




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What kind of basic "gun" do I need to spray basic polyuretane on wood &or metal furniture? I'
ve probably got the air system to handle mostanything, but what would be a good "sprayer"? Where should I buy it?

Thanks! DumOleBob




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Ford Man

04-17-2002 18:10:29




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 Re: Spray Polyurethane in reply to DumOleBob, 04-16-2002 18:01:05  
Bob,
I have sprayed lots of furniture and a tractor . I used a $ 25.00 siphon gun from Big Lots ! It looks like a Binks or Devilbiss but is a lot cheaper !

Believe it or not , you can get a really good quality finish . I would venture to say that I would not do any better with a $ 300 spray gun . Now as far as HVLP goes , Wood magazine gave "best buy" rating to an HVLP gun from Harbor Freight . Seems like it runs around $ 65.00 . I have never used an HVLP gun but am told that you do not get all of the fogging overspray when you are spraying inside a cabinet .

Just my $ .02 worth .

Ford Man

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Al English

04-17-2002 06:48:05




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 Re: Spray Polyurethane in reply to DumOleBob, 04-16-2002 18:01:05  
Any gun that can spray automotive paints will also spray polyurethane. It can be either a siphon or pressure type unit, or an HVLP. If you want to spray relatively thick materials like un-thinned wood finishes, a pressure pot gun is better for that. But, spraying the material too thick tends not to result in as good a finish. I've never tried spraying thick materials from an HVLP gun, so I can't comment on that. The difference in performance between a good gun and really good gun is minimal, an you can save a fair amount of money by avoiding the top of the line units. Hope this helps...Al English

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