Airless Spray Tips Explained - Decode the Numbers!
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Curious about airless spray tip sizes and what the numbers mean? In this video, I break down the essentials of airless spray tips, focusing on tip size, orifice size, and how they affect your spraying results. I’ll explain in simple terms what the numbers on a spray tip actually represent, making it easy for you to choose the right tip for your project. Whether you’re new to spraying or just looking to improve your technique, this guide will help you understand the impact of tip size on spray patterns and finish quality.
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Another great video, i am use to compressor and hvlp turbine paint systems, i have a tritech T5 and have found it hard to find out what tips, this is a great help
Hi Phil, I like your delivery style, intelligent and articulate . Very compelling watch, thanks, I learned loads!
Thank you.. I'd like to say it's my private school education.... But maybe not lol
Thread size is 7/8" on that gun....ergo most guns and guards are 7/8". Great video by the way fella
i dont know the answer to the black tip thing. But the metal bit that goes with the seal,,, i think its called a seat 🤷🏻♂️ good vid 👍
Hi. It's a rac5 but I can't say I've heard anyone mention them for years.
The SEAT sounds right, I've also seen people call them Half Moon.
Great video for a newbie like me, nice and simple. I just got the gx21. Your tri tech gun mesh you went through. Is the mesh guide for my GX gun sg3 the same.
Yes. The mesh will be based on the same principle and the tip size relates to the colour of mesh for your gun you use.
Hi what size tip would you use for spraying Dulux oil based undercoat and gloss thanks in advance
Depending on the viscosity of the paint the orifice size I'd use would vary from .10 .11 or .12
The thinner the small you'd go.
But personally I wouldn't spray gloss paint.
Waterbase is so good now and safer too.
As when cleaning out oil based paints you need to 'ground' your gun against a metal bucket/pale or you get static build up that could catch fire.
Sometime that water based paints wouldn't do.
Hey Phill thanks so much for all your great info! Can you just clarify what paints go through the different colour spray gun filters. Cheers buddy.
Hi. Please like and share... More good comments like that I'm that bit closer to sponsorship from Porsche lol.
To keep it simple.
The finer the mesh.. the finer finish paint product you'll be using... And the smaller the orifice size.
My set would be...
Small tip... 208, 210, 310.... Anything under .11/12 I use the red gun filter.. fine. Spraying finish top coats.
Larger orifice, spraying emulsion.
516/517/518/619 etc
I use a white mesh filter.
Does that make sense?
What do you spray?
@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator thanks dude, that makes perfect sense. I've only just bought a Qtech QT190, It's all I could afford on my budget. I haven't used it yet though. I'm going to spray my stairway, landing and bedroom first, also a couple of big breeze block walls.
@@ag2664 that should be ideal. 108 or 110, or 208 210 fine finish tips with fine red mesh gun filter.
Easy the the paint a little. You don't want it that thin it runs, but not that thick it looks splattered.
Test on some card, so you don't get tails on the fan pattern.
Up the pressure, thin the paint or swap tips.
Trial and error and you'll work it out.
Also spray a quality paint.
Tikkurilla Helmi or Everal I use is nice to spray.. also Zinsser AllCoat exterior, still very good on inside woodwork.
@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator Absolute legend. What are the best extension poles that I should be looking at? All the accessories are a mine field.
@@ag2664 don't do Chinese copies... Just incase they can't support the high pressures.
I have a nice 15" tritech one.
Pair that with a Graco clean shot as well... Brilliant bit of kit to have.
Brilliant video👍 very helpful, any idea why my sprayer is spitting paint as i release the trigger
Airless? Strip the tip guard down and remove the rubber seal/metal seat that the tip sits against. Swap it for a new one. See if that helps.
Also sometimes I find mine does squirt paint out when it's a new tip and seat. I flush some paint through into my slop bucket at various pressures to bed it in before I spray spraying. Try it.
Also make sure your your trigger hasn't been altered that it's not shutting off.
another question again I'm afraid lots to learn. im wondering if there is a video on tip sizes you may use on doors. door linings . skirtings. bannisters. what sizes you recommend gonna be using johnstones aqua guard & undercoat, practices in my garage first though .
Ive the newer video about 5 tips on spraying. I show how to do skirting and frames.
It's practice... 110, 210, 310 are three good tips to have.
Giving spray fan of 2" 4" and 6".
It depends how big the woodwork is.
Doors... You don't want lots of passes with 50/50 overlap that you may put too much Paint on... So a 110 wouldn't be as good as a 310. A 210 you may want to start off with and get a feel for it.
Once you get the hang of it, you may feel a 211 or 311 tip may be better for thicker woodwork paints.
Hi Phil I’m getting a Wagner 350m and also want to use it to treat my fence with Cuprinol duck back stain what top would you recommend.? Thanks
When I did mine the stain was thin, so I used a 514
Best have a few tips that you can swap if you need to go smaller or a bit bigger.
The bigger, the more product you'll put on.
Hi Phil, the gun filter colours…are they specifically for the tri tech spray gun.
For a graco gun that comes with the Gxff spray machine would I need different gun filters?
Or can I use the tri tech filters in the Greco gun.
Many thanks Phil for advice.
Those are.
The Graco have. , blue and black etc.
If you watch my video of the 495stMax² or the video on different guns, you see the filters on those
Great video
Do you think the Tritech gold tips are Better (less spitting better finished) then the graco FFLP finished tips?
I can't say I notice any difference tbh.
They'll both be good
David brent eat your heart out..heres phil beckworth .
Costs a lot to get a celebrity luk a likey lol
@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator
Cost even more if he can do what you can do.awesome vids..you changed my future..
totally boring talking about all the different manufacture ....
noted. thanks for watching though