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Hi Steve, So when you attach the air supply to the gun, you get air coming out the front without the trigger being pulled?

@peteshobbies5383 yes that's correct and you can feel it coming from behind the nozzle cap from the seperator gasket

Hi Buddy, I have not had any problems with the W50 yet. Although of all the guns I have, the Iwatas do seem to be the most unreliable due to losing air around the rear needle guide, but the W50 has been fine 🙂. Thanks for the kind words mate, they are much appreciated 👍

Thanks Ben, much appreciated as always 👍

Hi John, It depends on temperature, but at say 20c, the Upol is OK to sand in a few hours. The problem with me is that it's normally cooler, so I just leave it overnight, but can do things same day it needed, normally that's outside 😅 I don't know if the parts are interchangeable to be honest , I will check one day, cheers mate 👍

Hi buddy, you can buy the PPS adapters easy enough on Aliexpress, 3m make them also

Thanks, buddy, much appreciated 👍

Thanks, mate, much appreciated 👍

Hi Mate, Yes, I'll try too. Cheers 👍

Won't be too long 👍

Hi Andy, Thanks, mate. I know I sometimes go a bit off topic 🫣 but hopefully, it's not too bad, much appreciated 👍

Completely agree. If i were painting for my bread and butter it would be premium guns all the way. But these cheaper guns def have their place.

Hi Dean, Hope you're well, mate 👍 , I do see both sides of the argument but certainly in my case, with these, it made me by the real thing so I don't think it's all bad for the genuine manufacturers, cheers Dean 👍

Hi Mate, I have seen them, they look ok, it'll be interesting to hear what you think when you have used it

Peter, if you had wats I would send photos of the DT200 spray gun, here in Brazil we use ZAP.

@edilsonaraujo1118 Do you use Instagram?

Hi Harold, I can't find it either. It was on there a little while ago as 2 people told me they ordered one. I presume it's just an oversight of some kind, I have messaged them to see why as they are very good quality guns, your the second person this weekend to point that out to me 😂, cheers mate 👍

Hi Mate, sorry to hear you had your gun's stolen 😞, I have never tried the a genuine cap on a fake gun in use, they do fit but not snug, something is not right so I don't want to damage my genuine caps

Hi Buddy, I'm not sure what you are saying I'm saying that's incorrect, of course the tip set isn't the same in Series2 as the Series1 or Evo as you call it, the threads are different as I have said on many occasions, or are you talking about something else?

Maybe I misunderstood something, my English is not perfect. Do You say that the nozzle set in LS and OBS and also the aircaps in WS and OBS are the same? In series2? If so, what is this supported by?

@sim0nses Hi Buddy, yes, I am saying exactly that, the tips and caps, are of course marked differently, as with many Iwata products, but the design, hole sizes and hole pattern are the same, just as it was on the series 1 guns. The difference between series 2 and series 1, is Iwata now mark the OBS cap and WS caps differently, but physical, they are the same as each other, your English is very good BTW 👍

Ok, but these are micro parts. How did you measure the angles and diameter of the holes or the curvature of the cuts? Do you have data from the inside? LS version have ET and ETS nozzle kit (from 1.2 to 1.5, both), what is the replacement nozzle on WS? OBS, OBS-0, OBS+1 (only1.3) or mayby BF-S? BF-S version has also oder air cap.

@sim0nses I have a hole sizing tool to measure the diameter of the air holes. You can also see the angles when using the tool. You are correct about the OBS and LS having different versions of the tip, but they always have had different versions in the series 1, so nothing has changed. All Iwata have done is change the body style to something that looks better in most people's opinion and, unfortunately, isn't very durable when it comes to the digital version which is just awful on a gun costing this much money. The only thing that has been achieved with the series 2 is that the WS400 clear gun is easier to use if the tips are lined up, which I did a lot of videos on.

Hi Buddy, I'm sure there are many reasons it happens. Most clear coats I've used give an up too figure for reduction, normally up to 10%, I haven't seen any that say you should add reducer, although I haven't obviously seen all of them so I'm sure they do exist.

Hi mate, you find that a lot with the cheaper Chinese products. The spec has little relevance in reality, cheers, buddy 👍

​@@peteshobbies5383 Yes, they probably nicked user instructions from some other brand :) Today I did some experimenting with this spray gun. I noticed if I increase pressure, paint flow starts pulsing, so the spray pattern is very uneven. I undone the cap just to see if it helps. And indeed it stopped pulsing. So my guess is, hole in the cup is too small. Not sure if your spray gun has same pulsing issue with higher pressure. But if it does, try spraying with cap slightly undone. Higher pressure made the clear coat super smooth.

@ev-olution8597 I haven't had any pulsing problems

Thanks Robert 👍

Hi Mate, No, the bezel is different , the centre is the same

@@peteshobbies5383thanks pete ❤

@ianex9639 No worries 👍

Cheers Paul 👍

Hi Mate, it's a poor copy to be fair. Some are much better , but you have to try to know, I guess. Cheers, buddy 👍

@@peteshobbies5383 yeah mate, even the name is poorly copied 😆

@benjaminchu6699 🤣😂🤣😂

There was plenty of travel. It was as if the tip was 1.0 rather than 1.3, but I checked that, and it is 1.3. The air defusing ring was in correctly, and everything was clean, including the cap. It was very disappointing 😞 , cheers, buddy 👍

I see now on Aliex pictures what could be the culprit, Saigaole messed up the aircap. The 2 holes in the horn of a 4000 aircap should be at a different angle (it's how it is in the original Sata aircap and most 4000 clones). Saigaole didn't take that effort and made the horn straight. Now that could work - we know it does with certain aircaps - but probably not with this one.

@Harolddespui you could be right

Hi Harold, If that's the case, I'm in trouble as I have 2 massive thick armoured tool storage containers with plenty of room 😂

Hi John, This was really a struggle mate, it's fine if you have a mini gun. You expect it to take time. This is a full-size gun, so really wasn't putting out much material at all. Amazingly, a few people had said they were good, but I really can't see it. It's good to hear the Porphis PC415 is on the way. Should be a good way to celebrate Christmas mate, cheers 👍

Hey Pete sorry for the late reply but as always I didn't get a notification for your comment🙄I was very surprised how slow this gun is maybe it's the design of the aircap as it's a 1.3 or is it!!🤔maybe it's a 1.0m🤷‍♂I don't know how some people can say this is a good gun😲 Cheers mate👍

@JohnWD40TC02 My thoughts exactly, you don't know until you try, though, cheers buddy 👍

Hi Andrew, Yes, mate, it was painful just trying to get enough on, I had about 5 people saying to me they were good, which was surprising, cheers, buddy 👍

Hi Mate, The HP-CS is a very good airbrush, being 0.35 it's somewhere in the middle of the airbrush tip sizes, so it's quite universal. The beauty of the HP-M1 is it's simplicity, its a 0.30, but because it has a needle stop, it's more suited to a beginner as you obviously have more control over the amount of materials being used. So you should be able to do whatever you want with either, only thing I am thinking is if most of your graffics are decals, so it's just colours and clear coat, wouldn't something like and LPH50 E2 be better?

@ the only reason I bought this is they want the option of doing slightly more intricate fading patterns and the ability to spray in a lot closer for fine decal spray areas without wasting too much paint

@pdiseris That makes perfect sense

@@peteshobbies5383 thank you for your advice and confirming my decision. I was experiencing a bit of buyers remorse

@pdiseris No worries, it sounds like you have made a good choice 👍

Hi guys, You're most welcome 👍

Hi Mate, Yes, of course, it stands to reason the more it can flow out, the more it's likely to run, but heating it also helps it cure faster which helps with runs and sagging. It's always a balancing act, really, getting to know the material and the gun you are using certainly helps, trouble with me is I'm always swooping guns, less so materials. They always say, "If you don't get runs, you're not trying hard enough, so it sounds like you're doing just fine. Cheers, buddy 👌

Hi Mate, it depends on the product you're using. The TDS should give you an idea of tip size. Normally, primer/filler is thicker, so something like a 1.7 would be better, but take a look at that TDS for a guide. I hope that helps 👍

Hi buddy, good to hear you're enjoying the videos. You are certainly right , the Chinese guns are getting better in general, and companies like Porphis are certainly proving they can make very good quality spray gun's. 👍

Hi Mate, it's already done. It's just a matter of editing voicing it up, hopefully won't be too long, cheers buddy 👍

@peteshobbies5383 YOUR THE BEST MATE

@lesliwells5433 Cheers mate 👍

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Thanks Pete

@kevinjackson9406 You're welcome, Kevin 👍

Hi Mate, I don't really want to, but, yes, I will 😂

Hi Sataman, to a degree, I would agree that not having a distribution ring would certainly negate a lot of the negatives about using the cap 90° out from standard, although I am still not sure it negotiates it completely owing to where the air enter the cap chamber, its something I'll have to test and see what I find. I'm very jealous of you guys with SEMA. We don't really get anything as grand as that in the UK. Sure, there's trade shows but not in the same league, to be honest. Cheers, mate, and thanks 👍

Hi Mate, the DI is the same as the YT160, which is the same, more or less, to the A610. Now, they have changed the cap, not as low air consumption as often shown

Thanks, Pete. I will look for that video

No worries, you're welcome, mate 👍

Hi Mate, Yeah, it's wasn't a particularly good finish, and, as you say, I really held the gun back, just to get material on. It really was slow. So far, the W400 has been ok, but the tip really needs to be tight on mine , otherwise, it flutters, cheers, buddy 👍

The tip on mine took all my strength to remove! Years back, we used to use valve grinding paste to "bed in" the needle to the nozzle 😊. Ever hear of that one 😂

@0012dominic No, I haven't heard of that one, although I thought about doing just that when I modified a little GF3 out to 1.8

Haha. I still have a few tricks so 😂. Might try it again on my "bad" guns 😮

Hi buddy, it's not particularly good for clear coat, but ok for base coats, there are better about at that price

Thanks, buddy, much appreciated 👍

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Hi, that was the point of the video, one is faster than the other

Hi Mate, If you don't want to take it apart you could try a little light oil on the plunger that the trigger pushs in, put a little oil on the outside of the plunger, where it enters the gun and work in in and out

Hi Harold, I'm not sure that would work that well. The way people seem to find works best is to interfere with the thread, to stiffen it up, I don't like doing that as it is threaded into the body directly, which obviously over time will ruin it

Thanks, mate, much appreciated 👍

Hi buddy, Finish wise, there is not much in it, but it's difficult to compare the two as one is a full-size gun. The other isn't

PRARRAWAY SAID AVALON A60 BETTER,I DON'T THINK SO AS FAR AS PRICE

AVALON A-60 OVER $360 U.S

Hi Mate, I did enquire about the A60 and the A30, the A60 is rather expensive, around 500 USD by the time it gets to the UK, I can't see it bettering the Porphis gun's to be honest, they really are very good and no where near the price of the Avalon guns

It's not 360 USD by the time it get to the UK, they want shipping on top of the 360, then we get 20% tax on top, hence 500 USD

I can't say whether it's better or not, but I doubt it

Hi Mate, it's 100ml and it's this one, the F160 is the same thread as the Devilbiss Gti Pro Lite 😀 www.ebay.co.uk/itm/125423325848?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=ECrBiOqaRCW&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=v5EZyL9iR9-&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

Hi Harold, No, it tops the standard RP or HVLP Sata X5500 but not the Porphis or WS400 Series 2 clear gun, it probably as good but not better, the Porphis is much easier to use though as its extremely forgiving about pressure, distance and quality of materials. The DV1S is also excellent, but in a different game as its output is much less. It's more competing with the LPH80 than the bigger guns , cheers, buddy 👍

I am trying to find spare rings for my collection of knockoff guns, and it seems impossible to find. Cheap guns can turn into expensive ones if they are useless after the ring breaks .. 😊 How hard can it be for a Chinese manufacturer to offer them as spareparts. Those things are like 20 cents for them.

Hi Harold, I haven't compared them directly, but I don't think they are not compatible. The cheap Chinese copies don't have any form of spare parts backup, so it's very much a throw-away item if something goes wrong or is lost.

@@peteshobbies5383 I just had a chat with an Ali seller and can help me with 4000 baffles (which should fit guns like the Ntools 4000) and he already put them in his shop. He gave me the link and i checked but ouch, that price. 16 euro's for 1 piece. That's more expensive than a Sata one. 😂

@@peteshobbies5383 I found a seller who has baffles for the 4000 copyguns, but they are 16 euro's a piece. 😂

Hi mate, the 105 is HVLP

@@peteshobbies5383 thanks