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Posted by cm on February 9, 2005, 4:01 pm
I have had two Graco airless sprayers $300 / $1000 and was happy with both.
You will not need a third stage on your hvlp unless you don't mind spending
the extra $
We use these hvlps in our vintage trailer restoration business and love both
of them.
http://www.tptools.com/prod_list_display.asp?dept%5Fid=L2%7E60&dept%5Fname%5Fp=Paint+Sprayers+%26+HVLP&mscssid=7SREN8LS6MHQ9PM03KKVAV4XHVE04HGD
http://www.lemmer.com/t55-hvlp-turbine.htm
If you are going to use your hvlp for woodworking check out the Fuhr
products on the page the other poster sent your about spraying. Fuhr makes
water based or water bourne clear wood finishes that are awesome. You will
never use oilbased finishes again.
Good luck,
Craig
www.azcraig.us
>I manage several small apartment buildings and have a very large loft that
>I am renovating. I am looking to invest in some painting equipment since I
>have such a small window of time to repaint when a new tenant moves in.
>THe HPLV I plan to use for trim and doors and the airless for walls and
>ceilings.
>
> I also plan to use the HPLV equipment in the future for a wood workshop I
> am building in the future. The airless will also be used to spray water
> based coating for concrete (part of a side business).
>
> I am looking at Graco (i own a Graco texture sprayer already). I see a
> lot of Wagner products, but I have had a bad experience with Wagner's
> lower end stuff made for homeowners. I am not sure if their professional
> line is also bad. Any experience with Wagner's higher end stuff?
>
> I noticed Fuji has a 4 stage HPLV system as well as a 3 stage. What
> advantages will the extra stage give you?
>
> Any general advice is welcome. I am just try to avoid overkilling on my
> equipment purchases.. or buying something too cheap that won't do what I
> need it to do.
>
> thanks in advance...
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