YT160 Chinese LVLP Spray Gun, Rongpengs A500 & Aeropro A610 Brother
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- Опубликовано: 13 май 2024
- Taking a look at the YT160 Spray Gun, I hope you enjoy the video, cheers everyone, thanks for watching 👍
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THANKS PETE FOR the new video, really good information, I am happy with this purchase 5 nozzle, needle and cap and gun for under a$100,I couldn't pass up to learn this trade,since I have learned the basics, I graduated to the porphis 717vs,what a big difference ❤
Hi Lesli, There's no doubt these are good value but it sounds like you agree, when you get a quality gun you can tell the difference 😀, hope your enjoying the Porphis, they really are good guns, cheers buddy 👍
@@peteshobbies5383 hopefully porphis has made GOD smile, making Great Quality products, and not over taxing the people
Hi pete thanks for new video❤
I appreciate you speaking on microwaving clear. I’ve yet to do it myself. By my math you and a certain Australian painter are the only people to cover this subject.
Hi Mate, I haven't seen anyone covering it, but I don't get much time to watch RUclips these days, so I think I've missed it.
I know many people do it, though, particularly in cooler climates where it really does help, cheers mate 👍
Another brilliant review from Pete 👌🏾?.i was thinking about getting me a yt160 all the way here in New Zealand, and it just so happened you put up a review about it ,so thanks again Pete .You’ve been helping a lot of us out here , 💪🏽👍🏽
Hi Malcolm, hope it's helped with your choice, out of interest, what sort of money are these landed in NZ? , the prices seem to vary a lot so it'll be interesting to know, cheers mate 👍
I like the older R500 better because of the smoother trigger. It uses oring, the newer uses a plastic bushing, doesnt feel smooth. They use the same needle set anyways.
@toycoma98 I can't say I notice that much difference between them as far as the trigger goes. They all feel a little remote, really, I had trouble with my R500 at first, but after a strip and clean, it's been ok 👍
Another great video Pete!
Cheers Bradley, much appreciated 👍
So much great information in your videos. I always enjoy them and pick up some new tips. I liked the way you made the tape funnel for pouring from a full quart of paint. Genius!
Thanks
Hi Scott, Good to hear you're enjoying the vidios mate, yes, a little bit of masking tape just stops the tin top from getting messy, so it seals better after you have used it.
I have my own paint scheme theses days but still buy in some colours as they are cheaper, so if I just need a White, Red, Black etc I order a tin, and it saves time measuring and mixing the paint, cheers buddy, thanks for watching 👍
@@peteshobbies5383 I turn 50 this year.. and I only discovered this trick recently, what a game changer it is. Great informative video thanks Pete ;-)
@blademansw You're welcome mate, thanks for watching 👍
Hey Pete! My first decent gun was a R500 variant with probably the best body they've produced to this day. THE Astro Evo4014/Star S-4000. The chrome has withstood the test of time, but the air cap won't win any contest for sure. The next best gun was the FLG5, and with enough time on it, the Astro has become a mere sealer gun. I have better than those two (Iwatas), but it really comes down to how you are able to get on with any of them. So far, the FLG5 is my favorite as I can easily bully it into a flat finish with minimal overspray and efficient paint use.
A bit long-winded, but meaning to say with all of these gun choices, the best gun is one that you're most comfortable with in getting the finish desired as there is an acme between minimal quality and diminishing returns of more expensive for a person's skill set.
Another great video, Pete.
Hi Mate, You are 100% correct, confidence is key to getting good results and if you get on with a certain gun your on your way, a poor gun in a confident person's hands is much better than the most expensive gun in a nervous person's hands.
The quality or price of gun is secondary to the feedback it gives the painter, if you like it , it'll give you confidence and so the circle continues, than for the comments buddy, always much appreciated 👍
Hi Pete hope you are ok mate, another interesting video and I have to say that the YT160 does look a nice gun as from what I can see it seems to be well finished with a nice coating as it looks better than my RongPeng branded R500👌
As you mentioned all these guns spray the same and they do a good job for the price, IMO they lay the basecoat on really nice but it's not quite as good when it comes to the clearcoat well that was what I found with mine, it's also a really good WoW primer gun💪
The tank came out really nice mate and this gun would be ideal for a diy or beginner as it's good value👌👍
Hi John, Thanks, mate. It was quite evident when I used this gun. What a difference there is between the better guns and these is, coming from 3 different top line Porphis guns to this, it was quite notable.
There's no overlooking the fact that these are excellent value for money though and certainly have a place in this world, cheers mate 👍
Yeah they have their place and are ideal if you are just starting out as a diy/hobby painter and don't want to spend much on your first gun just in case it doesn't work out but once you have a few higher end guns I don't think the R500 family would be your first choice🤔😁cheers Pete and sorry for the late reply as I never get any notifications of new comments🙄🤦♂😅
@JohnWD40TC02 Hi Mate, Of course your right, I think I was saying in the video, I picked this up after using a few higher end guns and the difference is certainly noticeable, but then so it should be given the huge gulf in price of these guns, cheers mate 👍
Love this videos… very informative to a newbie.
Hi Mate, Thanks, much appreciated 👍
Looks lovely pete
Thanks Mark 👍
Hi Pete. Where do you get the small cups? or do you need an adapter. Very informative videos. Thanks.
Hi Mate, I got the cups off ebay a few years ago, the thread is for a Devilbiss Pro Lite so I use an adapter from Aliexpress, this is the guy who sells the cups,
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/123429797496?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=ECrBiOqaRCW&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=v5EZyL9iR9-&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
i do love the porphis 717 pad vs,i was just experimenting, when i first purchased the aeropro,will try the 1.3 split, also 1.2 split, even if i have to make it myself.....
The Porphis PRD guns are a different level to the other other Chinese guns. They can hold their own against anyone
@@peteshobbies5383 YES THEY ARE....
Great videos - thanks! Pete, I'd like to know how these cheap guns compare to old high end guns. I have a (rarely used) Satajet RP from 2004. Are the new cheap guns better?
Hi buddy, Obviously, it depends on the condition of the gun, but I wouldn't think the cheaper Chinese guns are better, as long as the Sata is in good condition, so the tip and cap aren't worn then the Sata would be a better bet, cheers mate, good to hear you enjoy the videos 👍
@@peteshobbies5383 Thanks, Pete. The gun is in pristine condition. I bought it new and took care of it. It is almost new because I don't do a lot of paint jobs - nevertheless I wanted a high end gun. At least I can't blame poor results on the gun.
@tunichtgut5285 It takes time to get used to a gun and applying materials, so the more you do, the better you get. Certainly, the gun will be up to it 👍
Another great video my friend👍
Thanks mate, much appreciated 👍
Thanks for new video❤
Thanks, mate, much appreciated 👍
Any decent cheap alternatives to the lph80?
I like the spot size of the lph80 and small form factor for little repairs
Hi Mate, There is the Iwata W50. You can get them from Japan, which should come in cheaper than an LPH80 and as good, but nothing cheap like the YT160 type prices
@@peteshobbies5383 would you think the lph80 is the best option then? I use one for small repairs and it's great just wanted either another or something else and the walcom ego 190 is expensive ! Lol
I've just recently had a pal who's trying too restore his Landrover and is struggling to get a decent finish with his Sealey spraygun . I've tried to explain to him all sprayguns aren't the same so i've loaned him my Walcom and see if he gets better results but as we know sometimes its not the gun its the user . Also i've tried too explain the process but he has is own thoughts on that lol , i've been painting for 47 years what do i know . I am very interested in Phorfis 717 i think its called too add to my collection it loks like it would serve a purpose . Jim (Stockport )
Hi Jim, You know the old adage, a good painter will get a finish with a bad gun and someone who doesn't know what they are doing will struggle with the best gun.
The better guns certainly make it easier, so it'll be interesting to hear how your mate gets on.
I'm very impressed with the Porphis guns, especially the 717 and 715, most of them to be honest, for the money they are a bit of a bargain 😀
Hi Pete how much do you typically charge for a paint job? something classic like speedblock tank and side panels?
Hi Paul, it's difficult to say, really, are you making your own decals or buying them in?
What's the state of the parts that require paint?
I don't work to a per hour rate, but many do. It also depends if you know the people, mate's rates,
and all that.
I only do friends, friends of friends, etc, but a fairly straightforward job, tank, and side panels around 400 GBP would what most people would expect to pay, more if the tank needs sealing on the inside
NICE TRICK WITH THE TAPE
Hi Jason, it's works well as long as you start with a good tin as the tape needs to stick to stop paint running under, but providing you do it from the start of a tin, it works well, cheers mate 👍
Your the Man
Hi Mate, hope all good with you, despite winter kicking in 👍
It's true, Peter, here in Brazil, taxes are very high for us, but many painters buy them anyway.
Hi Mate, I thought that was the case. It seems unfair to me. We get some high taxes in the UK on Imports, around 20%, but I think you guys in Brazil have super high taxes over a certain limit which I think it's 50 USD ?
Cheers buddy 👍
Hola q tal decías a las n500 y la nttool 4000 son para tirar color .. y una pistola china q largué clear transparente con mejor acabado cual sería ya q prueba muchas pistolas gracias muy amable
Hi buddy, I think for base coat the R500 is very good but for clear coat the Ntools 4000B is much better, it uses more air than the R500 so that may be a problem if you don't have the supply, hope that helps 👍
How long do u heat your clear for in the microwave
Hi Buddy, As a guide, it's around 10 seconds per mixed 100ml. Obviously, it depends on ambient temperature, but that's a good guide 👍
Pete on a different subject, why am I getting a build up of paint on the edges of my panels , leaving thick edges , thank you
Hi Mark, It sounds like you are putting a little too much on. Are these vertical panels, so the build-up is at the bottom?
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I took the bonnet off and sat it flat, I didn't know if I should of gone past further each time I change direction
@mark7218 it's all about making a coating even, so getting the same amount of paint, more or less everywhere, so if you are hovering over the edges for to long you will get a build up.
On bonnets, I go off the edge, release the trigger, and start again just before reaching the panel again, that way it's nice and even.
One thing with bonnets that are flat is it's possible to overload the panel and get away without runs, because the panel is flat, but you will end up with thicker edges
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I understand, I'll try coming off the trigger , I have been leaving the trigger on and flicking it off the edge then coming back , thank you for your time .
@mark7218 You're welcome. Let me know how you get on 👍
NZ 15 % mate
HI MATE,I FORGOT TO tell you that I experiment with this gun,I paid $80 for a split nozzle, ordered a 2.5 rongpeng,nozzle needle and cap set,and it works, maybe you can experiment with this and tell me what you think about it some time in the future, okay thanks mate❤
Hi Lesli, that sounds interesting, I presume the reason you got such a large tip set was so the centre was big enough to accommodate the split tip?
I have just got a couple of split nozzle guns. They are Taiwanese , one a 4 split and one's a 3 split, the 3 split gun cost me 98USD, I only just received them so need a bit of time to evaluate them.
Cheers mate 👍
@@peteshobbies5383 yes pete needed 2.5 cap so hole is big enough to fit the 1.4 split nozzle, does iwata makes a1.2 split nozzle?
@lesliwells5433 Yes, mate. The W400 WB is available in a 1.2
@@peteshobbies5383 thanks mate ,now i don't have to make it myself,cheers
Is this a min gun?
Hi mate, no, this one is a full-size gun
Benerin dulu timbangan itu biar keliatan
Its probably the camera resolution that makes the scale read out poor.
Hi Buddy, I do normally put the settings that the guns are used at, as I did in this video, 2 bar/29psi for basecoat ans 2.5bar/36psi for clear coat, hope that helps