campbell hausfeld sprayers
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campbell hausfeld sprayers
Are campbell hausfeld paint sprayers any good?
I was looking at the Professional HVLP sprayer for 120 bucks.
I was looking at the Professional HVLP sprayer for 120 bucks.
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for 120 bux you can buy a lot better.I bought a sharpe titanium new off of ebay for 100.Its hvlp gravity feed and with a name like sharpe you know your getting decent stuff.
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stay away from the campbell
for a bit over 100 you can get a nice devilbiss finishline III, www.autobodystore.com
jeff
for a bit over 100 you can get a nice devilbiss finishline III, www.autobodystore.com
jeff
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If you have a auto body supply store (where Im at its a Carquest Store) where you are at that sells Sharpe Paint Guns buy a Sharp "Finex" paint gun. They are about $80 to $100 and they are a great paint gun.
Here is the link to the Sharpe web site so that you can see what it looks like http://www.sharpe1.com/finex.htm
Here is the link to the Sharpe web site so that you can see what it looks like http://www.sharpe1.com/finex.htm
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I painted the front of my car with a CH, and they are only ok for doing a small amount of work. My main problem was that there is not enough room from the handle to either the side of the cup or something, I just remember my middle finger being sore from constantly having pressure put on it. I didn't use a HLVP, this was a suction type. I wouldn't recommend that gun unless you're only doing small projects and you get it as part of the kit,,, but I wouldn't really recommend my compressor either...
You get what you pay for.
You get what you pay for.
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Car: 87 Formula
Engine: 350 tpi
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Originally posted by JeffW
stay away from the campbell
for a bit over 100 you can get a nice devilbiss finishline III, www.autobodystore.com
jeff
stay away from the campbell
for a bit over 100 you can get a nice devilbiss finishline III, www.autobodystore.com
jeff
Yes i bought the finishline for my first gun EXECELLENT gun for the price use it for primer now but it did its time and sprays amazingly for the 150 i paid for it i was very pleased. Won best painting at the state level michigan VICA Vocational SKills Competition and there were guys there shooting with guns 2-3 times the price
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