Farmall Cub

Denny Clayton wrote:

Dusty B wrote:Great Job!! Have to ask - how did you keep your floor so clean??? My floor is nearly as read as the tractor when I spray!! Dusty B

Yeah, me too, Dusty. Maybe we use too much paint! Must have something to do with the HVLP sprayer.

I will say there is A LOT less over spray with the HVLP...but I did have cardboard covering the floor when I sprayed....and yes they turned IH Red...Pulled up the cardboard for the pics...and so i wasn't walking on them and spreading IH Red over the rest of the shop...Tom

ReTractor wrote:Yes that is beautiful work. Nice looking shop too. If you don't mind what brand of sprayer do you have and what is the air requirement? Thanks.

I spent a few more $$$ on a professional sprayer..I figure after ALL THE PREP work...why ruin it with a bad spray job...
AOM Asturo ( Italian made ), WB series with 1.4, and 1.8 tips..Manual says 6CFM @29PSI...I have a 60G, twin cylinder compressor that ran frequently during my spray...
I LOVE this sprayer...Works like a charm..easy to operate and clean...Tom...

Tractorboy3 wrote:

ReTractor wrote:Yes that is beautiful work. Nice looking shop too. If you don't mind what brand of sprayer do you have and what is the air requirement? Thanks.

I spent a few more $$$ on a professional sprayer..I figure after ALL THE PREP work...why ruin it with a bad spray job...
AOM Asturo ( Italian made ), WB series with 1.4, and 1.8 tips..Manual says 6CFM @29PSI...I have a 60G, twin cylinder compressor that ran frequently during my spray...
I LOVE this sprayer...Works like a charm..easy to operate and clean...Tom..

Thanks for the reply. The information is appreciated.

Sweet. Wished my shop was as clean and organized.

Love it, great job. Makes me look forward to the day I can get mine shined up like this.

And yes...

John(videodoc) wrote:Sweet. Wished my shop was as clean and organized.

I agree about the shop, very clean, organized and neat.

I got pretty frustrated with cheap paint guns that wouldn't perform well, when it mattered most. A couple years ago, I bought a Devilbus Finishline HVLP gun with 1.3, 1.5 and 1.8 nozzles. What a difference! I really like this gun!