Porphis PRD717 1.3 The Best Low Pressure Spray Gun?
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- Опубликовано: 25 мар 2024
- My ramblings on the Porphis PRD717 1.3 spray gun. Thanks for watching everyone. It really is appreciated 👍
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Hi Malcolm, I try and cover as much as I can because I genuinely find it really interesting. It gets a bit nerdy sometimes, but that's me, I guess 😅, Cheers, mate
I've been waiting for this one. Looks like I'm getting a new spray gun.
Thank you.
Hi Mate, I don't think you'll be disappointed, I was so surprised at the low pressure ability, I was expecting a WS400/LS400 experience but it's not at all, much more refined, if you get one, please let us know on here as it helps others decide, good or bad it all helps, cheers buddy, thanks for watching 👍
THANKS FOR THE VIDEO PETE,I REALLY ENJOYED THIS ONE❤
Hi Lesli, That's great. I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching as always mate, cheers 👍
Just got PRD 717 and tried it out and what a beast 👌🏻🖤. Everything what you said. It really loves low pressure, based easily with 1.1 bar and cleared with 1.3 and sprayed so smooth like a glass. Thanks for finding this gem 💎
Hi Mate, Good to hear you're enjoying the new gun. It really is a very good tool and a bit of a bargain at the price they are, happy days 😀, cheers, buddy 👍
Hi pete have you tested the new sagola 4600 yet if so could you give me what your thoughts are thanks @peteshobbies5383
@refinishtechnology2529 Hi mate, I've got one coming on Monday, so hopefully, I'll be able to tell you soon
Great video as always Pete. Better than lph400 is a very high recognization. I haven't found one for sale in my place, only 715 here. Hope I can get one later and compare it to my lph101.
Hi Su, Yes, I do realise that's quite a thing to say, but I do believe it's true.
The 715 is a great gun as well, quite different from the 717, and you can convert one to the other with just a tip set.
Porphis now has a retail website, so you should be able to order one if you want. There's a link in the description.
The LPH101 is a smaller gun, so this PRD717 will seem faster as it's a full-size gun, but I think you'll find it as good,
I don't have an LPH101, but I have an LPH300, which is effectively a top cup LPH101 and that's a little gem. Cheers, buddy 👍
Thanks for video! I’m definitely going to buy this one soon
Hi mate, I was surprised that this was not a WS400 type competitor, I say that because of the split tip of course, but, it's so much more, it's definitely taking on the LPH400/Wider4L, and, it wins convincingly.
I'm well happy with it, and, the build quality is as good as the big boys, cheers buddy, good to hear you enjoy the videos 👍
@@peteshobbies5383 Thank you for finding that gem Porphis 😎👌🏻. I have Lph 400 LV4 but I’m not fully satisfied with it as low pressure gun.
@Rikats15 I don't have the LV4 LPH400, I have the LVX cap, but I do have the Wider4L, which has the same cap as the LV4 so works the same and this is definitely better 👍
@Rikats15 What don't you like about the LPH400? Just curious. I've been using it more and more and I really like it. Curious what others think. It is a little slow at low pressure but it speeds up if you bump it up. Defeats the purpose of a low pressure gun but it's an option and it sprays really fine
@MarcBchannel I would agree, I like the Iwata split tip guns, especially the LPH400 & and Wider4L, because you can use them at a lower pressure.
I think people sometimes get a little wound up with them as you often use them at a higher pressure than they were designed for. I don't think they were designed to go as low as 16psi, but emissions legislation made that the level needed to pass.
The Porphis is definitely, imo, better than both the Iwatas as the same pressures, so very rewarding to use, cheers mate 👍
I love the blue Porphis 715 i got for speeding up my clear coat application for jobs my dv1-c is too slow for. I need to get a new 1.8mm primer gun and was going to get an iwata wider 4 but may go with a porphis prd-51 1.8mm since i like the 715 so much. Still can't get over how wide the fan goes out to and how fine the atomization of clear coat is with prd-715
I've got a 515 in 1.3 and a 1.0 conversion kit, built quality is good, can't say re primer as I only have the 1.3, it's a nice size, slight smaller than the 625, it looks so good in purple 😀
Hi Pete, that looks a cracking gun mate and I had to read it twice when you put the air pressure settings on the screen I couldn't believe the gun only needed 1.1 bar for base and 1.3 bar for clear😲that's crazy😅 but it laid the base and the clear perfectly👌
I was going to ask you if the tip needs to line up the same as the WS400 but you mentioned that at the end, so why is it so important to have the tip lined up on the WS400 but not with this gun🤔is it purely just down to the low air pressure or does the aircap affect it as well🤔
Great video as always mate and that tank looked amazing with a nice colour and the finish from the clear is spot on👌cheers Pete👍
Hi John, I'm unsure as to why the WS400 is so peculiar. It's definitely has something to do with pressure, but also, the design of the tip, the LS400, and WS400 OBS don't suffer from the same problems so it a combination of the tip and cap.
It seems not to matter with the Porphis, I suspect, because it needs a lower pressure. The PRD717 was an absolute joy to use. It really does do a better job than the Wider4L and LPH400.
It's so different to the PRD715, which, as you'll know, is very good, you can convert one to the other to give you the best of both worlds, so you end up with the equivalent to a Sata 5000 RP and the LPH400 all in one package, really good, cheers mate 👍
Such a nice looking gun
Hi buddy, yes, they certainly are. They are superbly balanced, so they feel really nice in the hand, as you can probably tell, I'm rather impressed 😀, cheers, mate 👍
That gun really puts out a great finish. I will definitely take a closer look.
Makes the very high end guns look over priced.
Hi Tony, Yes, my thoughts exactly, I was initially unsure about longevity, but having had the PRD715 and PRD625 for 8 months, now I am not concerned about that anymore , obviously only time will tell but they seem as well made as all the big boys, cheers buddy 👍
Superb fan and atomization, Pete. Since there's no need to turn up the pressure, unlike the LPH400 what do you think the actual air consumption is? If it is reasonable, say 10 cfm, I can still see it being used at home with most budget 60 gallon compressors that possibly can reach 11-12 cfm at 20 psi. The low overspray is probably going to be the main allure for those at home as the LPH still puts out a but of overspray when cranked up, although not as much as a RP gun.
Hi Boss, I'm guessing, as I used them here, for basecoat at 16psi around 10cfm, for clear, I used it at 19psi, so I'm guessing around 11.5cfm.
It's certainly no more than the LPH400/Wider4L, but I know people at home struggle with those, having said that the performance of the 717 is better at the same pressures so people will get improved results for the same air consumption which would help I guess, cheers mate 👍
HI Pete, Great video!. This gun is really growing on me after watching it on your channel
some others. Im leaning towards the 717 with the split tip. Its not fair on Iwata
that they are copying their hard earned research and development but i guess that
how it is. But which gun do you prefer between the Porphis 717 vs wp99 ?
The PRD717 runs at a lower pressure than the WP99VG, so they are different, I guess I would have the PRD717 as it superbly balanced, and you can convert it to the power house that is the PRD715, best of both worlds 😁
Gotcha. I was leaning toward that as well. Im wondering does the 717 have a baffel or seal on the fluid tip or is it metal on metal like most Iwatas? For me longevity is a factor when buying guns upwards of 200$. I'm already replacing a packing gland on my Pro lite after a limited usage of it. I store it with a little bit of thinner in the gun, Maybe thats the reason is went bad so soon. Cheers@@peteshobbies5383
@brooks.5849 Yeah, that is the pro lite weak spot. Regular changing of that white gasket is needed.
This has an anodized aluminium baffle, so it just distributes the air, it not the sealing point, the sealing point on these in a nylon ring, like Sata has, it's made of a type of plastic, I was told but can't remember, certainly my 715 that I've had for 8 months has been fine, you can get spare parts for them if needed
The video below from around 5min shows the baffle and sealing ring, cheers, buddy 👍
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Hi Pete. When might you be doing a review of the prd627? Thank you
Hi David, it's will be a while. I've only just got one, so I am just experimenting with pressures, materials, and settings.
It's designed a little different from the 717, not just shape but tip, so I'm just trying to understand why and if it makes a difference and what that difference is
Great video Pete as usual . Curious what scales you use ? Cheap or expensive? I’m in the market for some and torn between spending a lot or make do with a ebay or Ali express set .
Hi mate, the ones you see in the video are only cheap ones off eBay. They are fine for what I do, I mix my own paint, and they work ok for that as well.
I have a much more expensive set that is super accurate and plugs in a pc but I don't use them anymore, they take up loads of space with the pc as well and don't seem to do a better job than the cheap set.
My cheap set only goes to 500g, so it is not good for big quantities, but I have another cheap set that goes to 2kg if needed.
An interesting thing is in the UK. If you search for paint scales, you get the same cheap ones coming up that I have, but at 4 times the price, so just search scales 😁, cheers, buddy 👍
@@peteshobbies5383 thanks Pete . I think I will go down the cheap route for now. Love the way I keep finding items straight from places like AliExpress, then on sale in the uk at 10’times the price 😂😂😂 good mark up!
I need to change my job
@lockstocky2800 Yeah, I do the same, huge price differences sometimes, I got a good quality phone holder for one of my motorbikes, £11 gbp delivered, same thing on ebay was between £24 and £36, worth shopping around, cheers mate 👍
Hi Pete ! Thanks for your videos, it's great to see real time comparison between spray guns. I was wondering if you can tell me the difference between the Porphis 627 and 717 as they seem to have similar capabilities ? I'm looking to use it as a basecoat gun with waterbased paint. Cheers and take care 🤙
Hi buddy, I have only recently received the Porphis PRD627, so I am still experimenting, but it seems the 627 is a slightly higher pressure version, but I can't say for sure yet.
I've had a few different guns to test all at once, so it's getting the time to try them all while giving them the time they need if that makes sense
@@peteshobbies5383 It does make perfect sense. I can't wait to have your opinion of this then. Thanks for your reply and for the work you do. I really appreciate that. Ta
@quentinguillot7670 Thanks, buddy, much appreciated 👍
Brilliant videos mate ive just purchased the 717 last night how long did it take for delivery ?
Hi Mitchell, I'm in the UK, and from being sent to being in my hands, it was 2 working days.
I've bought quite a lot of their equipment, and the in transit time is always fast. They have used DHL for all my stuff.
Appreciate the comments mate, thanks 👍
@peteshobbies5383 2 days aww brilliant thanks for the response keep up the good work 👏
@mitchellgettins7904 You're welcome, mate 👍
Here's what i will say about the ego190 when i had all walcom hins begore switching to devilbiss dv1 guns and replacing the ego190 with a dv1s mini which i run the 0.7mm for cerakote. For the first 14 months the ego190 sprayed cerakote with 0.7mm and spraying base and clear with the 1.0mm cap set and 1.2mm sprayed better than any mini i ever used. A little better than the dv1s for cerakote however i cant speak for base or clear because my dv1s is the 0.7mm/0.9mm with micro cap. I would need the bigger cap, and nozzle to say for paint and clear. Problem with the ego190 as well as my two genesi 360 light guns is they didn't last past 15 months. Which upset me seeing how the ego was $500, and both genesi 360 lights were $900 each
HI PETE NICE COLOUR THAT MATE LOOKS LIKE YOUR GOT A NICE GUN SHOULD PUT IT UP AGAINST THE SAGOLA 4600 EXTREAM 1.3 IN A SHOOT OUT
Hi Andrew, I would certainly put the 715 up against the Sagola 4600. Be interesting.
Not this one, though, as it's quite different, it's slower, uses lower pressure, and is more controlled. It really is very good. Cheers, buddy 👍
@@peteshobbies5383YES PETE WAS TALKING TO MY MATE IN FLORIDA TRIGGERMAN AND HE RECKONS THE SAGOLA EXTREME AQUA 4600 1.3 KNOCKS SPOTS OF THAT GUN 🔫 BUT WE WAIT AND SEE PETE DO A SHOOT 🔫 OUT MATE ANDY FAVORITE SAGOLA EXTREME AQUA 4600 1.3 VS THE CHINESE COPY 🔫
Pete i think in another review of this Porphis gun you compared it to using almost same cfm as iwata lph400 but iwata uses only around 8.5 cfm to run at 1 bar these china guns require a heck of alot more cfm
Hi buddy, Iwata claim around 9.5 cfm at 16psi, I personally think it's more than that, around 10cfm, I would say.
I think the Porphis is around the same, Porphis quotes 15.2cfm, but I think that's at 29psi (2 bar) , certainly using them together I don't notice any difference in air consumption, but performance is better at the same pressures which is obviously a plus point, cheers mate 👍
Better than lph400? Interesting!
Do you know something about the ani f160/s the one with the option for the digital gauge? There is a snake version of this gun and looks very nice same as the regular f160? Or better over all?
Hi Fernando, Yes, I think the Porphis is a better gun than the LPH400 or the Wider4L. It really is very good.
The Snake ANI F160 is the same as the standard F160. It has a reception for their TDM1 digital gauge, which is the gauge that can fit many of their guns that have that reception.
They are good guns, at their price range they are my favourite, much better that the Devilbiss FLG5 and the like , hope that helps 👍
what pressure and settings was your spraying again? looks like im getting another new gun. Just got the black widow from HF and its been good too. Hard to compare between my exp sata x5500 guns
Hi Buddy, I think in this video, it was 1.3 bar, so around 19 to 20 psi, I did say in the video, but I think that is correct .
I can't get the Harbour Freight Black Widow, as far as I know it more or less the same as the Aeropro A608?.
These Porphis guns are much more in the ilk of the LPH400/ Wider4L type guns, so good at lower pressures, the Porphis PRD715 and 625 are in the same ballpark as the Sata X5500 type guns and very fast, they are also well built
Hi Pete. Im interested to know what you like better in the 717 over the Wider4L or the LPH400?
Hi Marc, normally it's quite difficult to simply say one is better than the other, but this is easy, the Porphis is better all round
Are you running this gun on the dual compressor setup that you show in one of your other vids? If so, could you spray a whole car with that setup/gun? Not just panel by panel?
Hi Christopher, Yes , I use the compressor setup as in my video. The only difference is that I now have two 90lt belt drive compressors linked instead of one 90lt and one 50lt.
With this setup, I can spray whatever I want for however long I want with whatever I want.
Having two smaller compressors linked is a great way of getting good air supply from a standard power setup. Just have the startup staggered so they don't trip the power supply, cheers 👍
Amazing...may i ask , your settings on fluid,fan and psi/bar on this spraygun..,just to be sure...im sorry i might miss to catch up.. anyway,im really interested on this..😄👍
Hi buddy, I'm pretty sure I mentioned it in the video, but from memory, it was 1.3 bar, so around 20psi, full fan and full fluid, cheers 👍
@@peteshobbies5383 thanks Pete..for the price and good quality,I think I'm not gonna regret to get it..😄👍
Hi mate, to be honest, you can't go wrong. They are well made and perform really well, I love mine
Man I love your videos, but I'd love to know what you strip your test panels with as I've seen the same tanks and fenders (wings ?) in repeated videos. Are you just spraying it down with aircraft stripper and letting it lift? or are you actually sanding these panels down before you do a review? Obviously this one was sanded, but I assume you only want so many layers building up.
Hi Buddy, certainly the 2 car fenders I have you see over and over again, there's a couple of 2 sets of tanks I have that I do over and over, one set is small around 17 liters and the other set 25 litres, most of the others are one offs or as happen the other day, the guy wanted a design on a tank did last year.
I have a couple of people that do up certain bikes, so yes, often it will be the same, but not if that makes sense.
I like doing comparison videos, so I think for that, and experimenting ,the tank or fender set is ideal as it keeps everything the same except the gun, that way people can see it one gun is faster than the other as they are covering the same area.
To answer your question, the ones that get done over and over again are just that, there is probably 20 layers on there, not what you want on things that matter but fine for the purposes that we need them for.
A while ago, one of my big sets fell over, and a big chip came out where it hit the concrete floor, so I had to take them back to metal, that I do by sander with 40grit discs on a big Metabo sander, not the Metabo Deros sanders I have as they take ages but a much heavier one, makes the job easier.
Sorry for such a long answer 😅, good to hear you like the videos, cheers, mate 👍
@@peteshobbies5383 I'm a product of the 80's, so I don't mind reading. lol. That all makes perfect sense. Keep putting out the good videos and looking forward to seeing what you put out next!
@425racing8 Thanks, buddy, much appreciated 👍
Great Review Pete! 👍🏼 Looks like a great gun but I hate the CFM they are saying it uses. What would you say its the best full size gun you have ever reviewed that uses low CFM and low Overspray for garage use. And best finishes? Thanks once again for all you do
My compressor is only a 27 Gal 4.5 CFM @ 90 PSI
Hi Mate, It's not as bad as it sounds, the quoted CFM of 15.2 is I'm sure at 29 psi, as I was saying in the video, you don't need anything like that to get excellent results, it's on a par air consumption wise with the LPH400 and Wider4L, but better results.
However, you would still need around 11cfm to get results from the PRD717, but, to be fair, that's no different to the Tekna Devilbiss Pro Lite with the TE20 cap or most other full size gun's.
The choice for low air consumption isn't particularly wide. You have the Chinese R500/A610/YT160 type guns, and they need around 8cfm, the Anest Iwata W400 Bellaria, or Kiwami4 uses around the same, the Tekna Gti Pro Lite TE10 combination is lower than the TE20 but you will still need 10.5cfm.
Have you thought of a mini gun?
@@peteshobbies5383 Im trying to keep it full size gun, due to the fact that I spray at least 3 panels most of the time for collisions work at home. If you buy any of them for around the same price, Wider, Kiwami, Phorpis, or a pre owened LPH400 all around same price what would be your best choice to control the overspray low cfm and still get really good finishes?
With your compressor, there is only the Kiwami4 BA4J that would work. It has the most overspray of the ones mentioned. Unfortunately, you are not going to have enough air for the others
Kiwami has gone up on price a lot now. Around $300 USD on ebay. Do they use same air as Bellaria and classic W400? If so should I buy those instead since they are around the same price from SpraygunsDirect? Or Kiwami is better for low cfm?
Pete you having access to all these guns you should open up a company selling them,it's hard to get these gun's in America for a good price.They want Sata money to get them here.
Hi Mate, have you checked out the Porphis retail website?, you should be able to get one delivered around 285USD, here's a link just in case,
www.porphis-online.com/collections/new-arrivals
Worse in Canada here. Pricing is unreal
Hi buddy, I'm wondering why they seem so expensive, is it import tariffs ?
Is this gun offered with a 2.0 needle nozzle? If not, you mentioned a primer gun from them but didn't show it.
Thanks for the great review. 👍👍
Hi David, They only make these in 1.3 & 1.4 , the primer gun I was given was the PHS135 which is a cheaper series gun, that's a 1.8, think it sells around 50 USD.
They do make a better quality gun that can be in a primer version, the PRD515, that goes up to 1.8, I have just got one but I got it in 1.3, it's very good but I can't say what it's like in 1.8 because I don't have that setup, Cheers mate 👍
I wish you could compare the lph400 with the proper clear cap ( LV4 ) chrome cap before you say the porphis is a better clear coat gun. The orange LVX cap was designed for base coat as well as the purple LVB cap.
I still love your videos though
@davidray4655 Hi David, I understand mate, I don't have the LV4 cap, however, I do have the Wider4L with the J2 cap, this is according to Iwata , a direct replacement for the LV4 cap, you are right, it is a better clear coat cap than the LVX, as im sure I've mentioned in a few videos but this thing is definitely better imo.
I will do a back to back between Wider4L and the Porphis PRD717 in 1.4, I have both in that size , so hopefully, we can see if there's a difference,
Cheers buddy 👍
@@peteshobbies5383 thanks Pete. I follow you religiously and now I want a 717. I went to their website but I only see it offered in the brown color. How did you get the blue one?
I think they are only doing the 717 in bronze and the 715 in blue at the moment, I wanted another 717 so that I had 1.3 and 1.4 and I could only get it in bronze, so I have one of each colour.
It's actually quite nice in the flesh, so no hardship.
I've asked them to put some tip&cap sets on their website, hopefully, they will, as I'm sure people would buy a 715 and a 717 tip set or vice versa as they are both excellent and very different, obviously depending on the price
Hello Pete, hope ypu are well mate! Wow!, what a find! Looks a great spray gun. In your opinion, with spraying solvent basecoats, especially metallics, would you say this performs similar to a DV1? 🤔🤔 Cheers, Steve👍
Hi Steve, Certainly results wise, the PRD717 is every bit as good as the DV1 base gun, but it goes about it quite differently.
If you want a similar gun, so uses a higher pressure, the PRD715 would be more like it. Both are excellent for base and clear coats.
When you consider how much the DV1 is, these are absolute bargains.
@peteshobbies5383 Hey Pete, I'm really interested in this Spray Gun due to its low pressure, less overspray technology. Seriously thinking of purchasing this model. 🤔 Cheers, Steve 👍
@srodgie Hi Mate, at the price they are, they are a bargain imo, less than half the price of a DV1, you could get a 715 & 717 for less and have a supremely versatile set up, the 715 is very fast so won't suit everyone but I love it, reminds me of a Sata 5000 RP, cheers buddy 👍
Hello Pete, FYI, I have just ordered one of these 717 VS spray guns. I'm looking forward to getting and using this. 🎉 Cheers. Steve 👍
Hi Steve, I think you'll like it mate, it is very good, please, if you can, bring us up to date when you get it and let us know what you think.
The more input from different people the better, the only negative I've heard from one person about the Porphis guns is the rotating swivel where you attach a gauge, they, as would others, prefer it fixed, I can take it or leave it, cheers buddy 👍
What's the smallest compressor you could realistically use this gun with? I have 50 litres 14cfm (although probably more like 9.5 fad.
Really helpful video, thanks.
Hi Angus, You are probably going to struggle with this. If you keep the pressure down, as I used it in this video, I'm guessing it uses around 11cfm for the clear coat stage. Some will want to use a little more, so your compressor will always be playing catch up.
Have said that, if you only have small areas to do at once, then you should be ok 👍
@@peteshobbies5383 Thanks Pete, I thought that would realistically be the case. I think I'm going to have to upgrade the compressor anyway.
How would you say the quality of these guns compare with the Ntools guys you review, are they worth the extra?
@angusmackay7281 You can always get another compressor and link them. That's what I do, and it works very well.
The Ntools 4000B is a cracking tool for the money, but these are much more professional in every respect, if you just want something to do a job then the Ntools is fine, if you want more then it's absolutely worth getting something like the Porphis , cheers mate 👍
@@peteshobbies5383 , thanks Pete. Appreciated.
No worries, you're welcome, buddy 👍
Veo y leo lo que dices amigo Pete, pero en el video veo una boquilla divida, no como el lph400 o wider4l, si no que veo una boquilla dividida y una tapa como la lph400 en version lvx, investigando un poco y viendo videos e visto que la lph400 lvx es un poco mas rapida que la lph400 o la wider 4l, sera esto lo que le da un toque de rapidez a esta porphis??? Que viene con tipo de tapa de la lvx??? , otra pregunta entre esta porphis y la lph400 gorra plateada hay mucha diferencia en el overspray o es minima la diferencia ???
Hi buddy, I only have a silver cap Wider4L, not an LPH400, although they are, according to Iwata, a direct replacement.
The Porphis doesn't seem faster than the Wider4L or LPH400. It's just different and seems easier to get a good finish
Entonces es más fácil conseguir un buen acabado con menos esfuerzo
I’d love to find out what the best lvlp gun is
Hi buddy, some of the cheap Chinese guns like the R500 are ok, but they don't use any less air than the Iwata Kiwami4 or W400 Bellaria, in fact, because you need more pressure for the same results something like a R500 actually uses more air!
These Porphis guns don't claim to be LVLP, but something like the PRD717 doesn't use loads of air in the end as the pressure can stay fairly low, cheers 👍
I told Triggerman that if i would have bought my PRD715 and PRD627 before the Sagola 4600 1.2 i wouldve been ok not buying it. The 1.4 split nozzle also breaks the paint into nothing giving a flat finish! They used my footage on their instagram. I sprayed 2 square panels with jet black base and clear....no reducer. That panel came out looking like a mirror. you could probably see every detail on your face if you look into it 😄
They do work well don'tthey, I've got a PRD627 coming in the next few days, and I went for 1.3. They spray the same as the 717, so I'm really looking forward to getting it.
They are really good guns, as you will know. Cheers, buddy 👍
Boa noite tem o link? Prd
@vitornatanael7498 Hola amigo, todos los enlaces están en la descripción 👍
@@peteshobbies5383 Hello friend, good morning, do you know of any Chinese pistol that has a finish like this PRD 717? I'm from Brazil, to import a pistol of this value it would cost twice the price, around R$2700.. two Brazilian minimum wages
@vitornatanael7498 Hi buddy, No, I don't. Unfortunately, there are the Taiwanese Avalon guns, but they are nearly the same price as these Porphis guns, so it would cost a lot in Brazil also.
What pps adapter thread does the 717 use?
Hi Craig, it's a number 9, so a 16mm x 1.5mm thread 👍
@@peteshobbies5383 Thanks brotha!
@parker12c You're welcome buddy 👍
What gun do you recommend for a 7 cfm 30 gallon compressor
Hi mate, are you after mini or a full-size gun? , probably more importantly, what do you want to do?
@@peteshobbies5383 paint a pick up truck,mini gun or full size gun .both is ok
@@peteshobbies5383 paint truck at home,,any size gun will do
Da hora hein
Lovely, isn't it 😍 , cheers mate 👍
hey im looking to paint my car and getting into the hobby i was thinking on buying the aeropro A610. do you think there is a better gun for me? i want to spend around 180 bucks on my gun including all accessories i need besides the compressor.
Hi buddy, the A610, R500, and YT160 all spray more or less the same now, so they will all do what you want them to, so, yes, the A610 would be good considering your budget, they are a good gun 👍
Umm so really it is a HVLP spray gun ? 🤔
No, not really. They do make an HVLP version that has a standard tip, so it won't work so we'll at lower pressure like this one does,
Here's what i will say about the ego190 when i had all walcom hins begore switching to devilbiss dv1 guns and replacing the ego190 with a dv1s mini which i run the 0.7mm for cerakote. For the first 14 months the ego190 sprayed cerakote with 0.7mm and spraying base and clear with the 1.0mm cap set and 1.2mm sprayed better than any mini i ever used. A little better than the dv1s for cerakote however i cant speak for base or clear because my dv1s is the 0.7mm/0.9mm with micro cap. I would need the bigger cap, and nozzle to say for paint and clear. Problem with the ego190 as well as my two genesi 360 light guns is they didn't last past 15 months. Which upset me seeing how the ego was $500, and both genesi 360 lights were $900 each
Hi William, I've never sprayed Cerakote, so I can't say , I have recently got hold of a DV1S micro cap, 0.9 tip and needle, but haven't used it yet.
The Ego for base and clear just doesn't seem to do it for me. Maybe I should try it with a better quality clear to give it a chance 🤔