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From: Al Miller (no email)
Date: Tue Sep 02 2003 - 10:49:16 EDT
David,
I am not sure, but I think the Interlux is about the same as the Awlgrip.
Maybe I should think Interlux instead of Awlgrip -- more questions?
What model Binks HVLP did you use?
Was the HVLP sprayer a conversion gun or turbine etc.?
I see 3 and 4 stage turbine HVLPs being advertised. But one problem with the
turbine is it raises the air temperature. Conversion HVLPs don't have the
temperature problem, and have the same advantage of less over-spray, but I
am not sure if you can get a small portable compressor that could work a
conversion HVLP sprayer.
I called Awlgrip and they said I need about 60-65 psi to get the Awlgrip to
spray correctly. They also mentioned Binks guns.
In my search of web sites, it seems people have been using HVLP sprayers
successfully for all kinds of paints after experimenting with various
thinners, converters and nozzle tip sizes.
Appreciate any details you can provide.
Thanks,
Al
----- Original Message -----
From: "David" <>
To: "Al Miller" <>; "trawler-world-list"
<>
Sent: Tuesday, September 02, 2003 10:16 AM
Subject: Re: TWL: Question -- HVLP Sprayer that will spray Awlgrip
> At 09:45 PM 09/01/2003 -0400, Al Miller wrote:
> >I am wondering if an a HVLP sprayer can be used for spraying paints like
> >Awlgrip and other Polyurethane Enamels.
>
> I used a Binks HVLP gun to shoot Interlux two package polyurethane on
> Skooch. THe HVLPs are a little more difficult to spray and adjust to get
an
> even pattern. But they can spray almost anything a regular gun would
spray.
> And you get far less overspray.
>
> Skooch - Hatteras LRC
> Worton Creek MD
>
>
> David Stahl
> **************************************************************
> Beacon Technologies Inc.
> Serving The Delaware Valley
> Business and Residential Internet Services
>
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