For spraying conversion varnish or waterborne lacquer what would be a good affordable setup? I was thinking about getting the graco PRO x7 airless sprayer.
But then I saw the graco pro finish II 395 air assisted airless. The price difference is almost 2000$. Ugh.
What's an air assisted airless? That makes no sense to me. Do I need it to spray clears?
Also I want a machine that can also spray acrylic paints and/or regular paints as we'll so it can also be multipurpose use.
Any thoughts? I'm totally new to airless stuff so I want something simple and effective yet easy to use and clean.
Also one very confusing subject is psi. Most clear coatings say to spray around 25-40psi. We'll the airless is putting out 3000 psi. That seems a lot higher than what I need.
Currently I'm using a husky hvlp cup gun with a air compressor. This is most annoying and delivers highly inconsistent results. Takes forever to setup and wastes a lot of time.
Or is it as simple as buying the cheap $500 machine then getting the fine finish tips? But how about the psi? Can it be adjusted down that low?
But then I saw the graco pro finish II 395 air assisted airless. The price difference is almost 2000$. Ugh.
What's an air assisted airless? That makes no sense to me. Do I need it to spray clears?
Also I want a machine that can also spray acrylic paints and/or regular paints as we'll so it can also be multipurpose use.
Any thoughts? I'm totally new to airless stuff so I want something simple and effective yet easy to use and clean.
Also one very confusing subject is psi. Most clear coatings say to spray around 25-40psi. We'll the airless is putting out 3000 psi. That seems a lot higher than what I need.
Currently I'm using a husky hvlp cup gun with a air compressor. This is most annoying and delivers highly inconsistent results. Takes forever to setup and wastes a lot of time.
Or is it as simple as buying the cheap $500 machine then getting the fine finish tips? But how about the psi? Can it be adjusted down that low?