Spray gun

This category will be of particular interest to those of you who work in a paint shop and do the craft. We have several types of spray guns, according to your needs and habits - for painting, for decoration, for airbrush style. There is also a choice according to the nozzle. Select in the subcategories or read more about squirt guns in the continued description.

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If you require a precise result when applying paint to a surface, the range of spray guns is not to be missed. Using them is simple. All you need is an air compressor, a hose and a work surface. Conventional spray guns work with pressures up to 6 Bar, low-pressure spray guns up to 2.5 Bar and HVLP spray guns up to just 0.7 Bar. You can see what this division means below:

Classification of spray guns by pressure

- high-pressure(common guns that have a higher dust content due to the high air pressure at the outlet)
- low pressure(lower dust due to lower outlet pressure, high air consumption)
- HVLP(lowest pressure, high efficiency, lowest dust, but also high air consumption)

How to apply paint correctly with a spray gun?

Always use only suitable colours that you order appropriately
Work with the correct air pressure for which the gun is designed and do not change it when spraying
Keep the gun nozzle clean
Wash and clean the gun immediately with water or thinner each time you spray
Keep a constant distance from the surface when spraying
Start and finish spraying outside the sprayed area to avoid spots

Classification of spray guns by nozzle size

Recommended nozzle diameters for different types of painting

For priming - guns with nozzles from 1.2 to 1.3 mm
For work with lacquers, acrylic paints and for finishing - nozzle from 1.4 to 1.5 mm
Primers with large working grain and acrylic type 2K - nozzle from 1.5 to 1.7 mm

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