Spot painting my car with a small Harbor Freight compressor!
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- Опубликовано: 24 май 2024
- Welcome to our latest DIY auto painting tutorial! In this video, we take you step-by-step through the process of spot painting my car using a 26-gallon compressor and a medium air pressure paint gun. Will this 29-gallon Harbor freight compressor produce enough air to paint with a medium pressure paint gun, and could it possibly paint your entire vehicle? Let's find out!
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I have that compressor. I have Raptor Lined my 05 Suburban, and base and cleared my 3rd gen Camaro with no issues. I've had it about 3 years now.
I like it, it surprisingly quite I hear it not real durable but we'll see.
What’s up craftsman so you base and cleared your whole entire Camaro with no problems? Did you use a hvlp spray gun or lvlp?
@@davidk033 I used the LT100 lvlp gun from Eastwood. It's the same gun as the R500 he has on his channel here.
That PRD627 is a monster. Especially if you get it in 1.4. I recently order the 1.3 vs nozzle set just to see. But very happy with the 1.4. GET HIP!!
I plan to get that compressor next summer to spray candy and I have yt160 and 2 r500
Thank you so much for this video متشکرم از شما آقای محترم
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Nice job Chris - your channel is doing really well - you deserve it for sure. I can tell you've worked hard at it for quite some time and it's paying off. Nice 👍
Thank's brother! Appreciate your content as well. I like your straight forward approach. I grew up near you in Tecumseh, MI
It’s the legend himself
Lovely finish from the PRD627 it laid the clearcoat very flat, I find that the split tip guns lay the clear better but the trade off is they are a bit slower, I had the PRD625 on loan for about a month and was very impressed and that was a normal tip so I recon yours must be even better👌
The compressor did a great job seeing as your gun is I think around 10CFM but I think a side would be as much as it would do, anything more and it might start giving you problems but I could be wrong🤔I have a belt drive one with 14.8CFM which is fine for all I do.
Thanks Chris👌👍
I made a mistake on the cfm of the 627 with the split tip which is called a vs tip. The air consumption is actually 15cfm. The same gun with the with normal tip is 10.5
I want to see more buffing videos
I can do that
Porphis PRD-627 is not MP (medium pressure) spray gun, according to the manufacturer. It is interesting that the manufacturer claims that the air consumption of this paint gun is 15.2 cfm, in contrast to the MP paint gun, whose consumption is about 10.5 cfm, and the compressor did not cause any problems.
This one has the split tip and mp cap so I think that's why the cfm is listed at 10.5
I'll double check to pake sure that's accurate.
Ok, so according to Porphis the 627 vs with the mp cap , the air consumption is listed ar 10.5
One thing about that compressor the drain doesn’t seem to be exactly at the low point. You have to tip it forward a bit to get the water out. It is quiet. Their little 2 gallon in that series is amazingly quiet, and really handy when you just need to put up some base molding or whatever.
@@GarageNoise If I understand the data table on the manufacturer's website correctly, PRD-625 is MP, PRD-626 is HVLP, and PRD-627 is VS type (split nozzle). Either way, it seems they made very good quality paint guns. Thanks for the very interesting video.
@@NikolaM67bro, you can order the aircap needle nozzle sets and mix and match how you please. The set is like $100 give or take plus shipping
could you get the same result, if you used a spray can? since you are an expert on this here
What was the base coat color on this one?
I have a question not related to this video. I've seen you use the G90E Spot welder dent puller. I want to purchase one but I want to know how you like it and would you recommend for long term use? Thank you Chris!
Been subscribed to the channel for about 6 months appreciate the info as a hobbiest. What kind of urethane reducer do you use when you use the upol high build primer up2253 and standard hardner up2323? Want to use this as a sealer and primer. Will be using tcp base and clear. Thanks
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If I wanted to get a around a 200 dollar lplv paint gun with a similar size compressor whats most ideal one? Seemed like if you were using this one for an larger section you may have run out if air.
I made a mistake on the air consumption, with the splt tip it's 15cfm. This gun would be better for a small compressor if you got it with the MP tip. Lower air consumption.
What gun do you recommend to apply solvent base, MP or VS?
I'll let you know I'll do a comparison video.
Paint suit.. keep those isocyanates off of you
How are you getting an exact paint match?
It’s not 100% exact that’s what the purpose of blending is, get it 85-90% close enough using the color code, spectrophotometer etc.. do your spray out cards and blend it to create the illusion it’s the same color and not noticeable to the untrained eye!
@@andrewAssasin2003 correct but he doesn’t have a paint setup to do that with. I believe he just buys paint from a store
Hi Chris, I received my PRD-715 last week. Here is some information on this model. China to Colorado shipping took 7 days! Incredible. Once the spray gun hit the US it went by USPS. Porphis provided a tracking number and I watched the entire trek. They used an internal shipper in and out from China but all legit. This spray gun comes in the PRD-715, 716, and 717 models. They all use the same body. The 715-MP, 716-HVLP and the 717-VS tips/nozzle is what makes them different from each other. If one purchases the PRD-715 it comes with the 1.3 MP nozzle. BUT one can purchase the PRD 717-VS nozzle separately for $119.41. The PRD-715 currently sells for $259.59 add the VS Needle, Split Nozzle and Air cap kit of PRD-717. (Suit for all guns of PRD-71 Series.) for $119.41 for a total of $379.00 + Shipping of around $25. What I've been noticing for sealer and base people are using the PRD-715(MP) then for clear coat they go with the VS (Split Tip) for better atomization. You used the PRD-627 split tip for everything in this video. For the DIY'er does it matter? I'm listening to your advice. THANKS!