After using off brand Hvlp Conversion guns for the past 10 years I finally bought a brand name one. I did so mostly for for the DeKups system.
First off, the cup system is awesome. The disposable liners are great but what is even better is the fact that you can put a plug in the cup and set it aside storing the materials right in it. No more cleaning Cup after Cup when only needing to finish something small. Just grab the cup with the material in it off the shelf, put on gun, spray. Move to next step by just pulling the cup off, plugging it, rinse gun out with solvent (water in my case), grab second Cup with next step material in it and spray. It even sprays upside down which is huge for me.
The gun also blows the doors off my others. Sprays nicer and faster. Uses more air so I will need to grab my 30 gallon 2 hp and swap it with the 12 gallon 1 hp I have been using.
The gun is a DeVilbiss Finishline FLG4 for waterborne paints...If this sprays this well I wonder what the Techna sprays like?
First off, the cup system is awesome. The disposable liners are great but what is even better is the fact that you can put a plug in the cup and set it aside storing the materials right in it. No more cleaning Cup after Cup when only needing to finish something small. Just grab the cup with the material in it off the shelf, put on gun, spray. Move to next step by just pulling the cup off, plugging it, rinse gun out with solvent (water in my case), grab second Cup with next step material in it and spray. It even sprays upside down which is huge for me.
The gun also blows the doors off my others. Sprays nicer and faster. Uses more air so I will need to grab my 30 gallon 2 hp and swap it with the 12 gallon 1 hp I have been using.
The gun is a DeVilbiss Finishline FLG4 for waterborne paints...If this sprays this well I wonder what the Techna sprays like?




