I used the Walcoms for 15 months. An x light for primer, the 360light base, the 360light clear, and ego190 0.7mm for cerakote as well as a 1.0mm and 1.2mm for smart repair. I also had 1.2, 1.3, and 1.4mm needle, nozzle, and caps for both 360light guns. They sprayed pretty good, all 4 were HTE but they didn't last and i take reallt good care of my stuff especially when the 360light's were $850/each, with the two extra neddle nozzle cap sets being $180/each for both the base and the clear models, and ego190 was $500. I switched to DV1's and should have gone with them to begin with.
It’s a Great Gun I use it On My Silver’s Too.I’m Spraying Two Coats of Base at 14 psi and then I Spray my drop coat at 7 psi if doesn’t Leave really any Over Spray on The Blend Panels. It Atomizes the Paint Perfectly. Another Great Video I live in California in the Central Valley it’s Starting to Heat Up Here we’re looking to be in the Upper 100’s Soon. Keep Up the Great Work Kandy Man!
I've got several iwatas....lph400....w400 bellaria..and several devilbiss guns. I have to admit my favorite base gun hands down is my sata 3000rp.....that gun is fantastic. I know it's old and probably junk compared to the new state of the art gun's but it lays it down fantastic ! Love the video's !
I don't know for a clear gun but I would agree dv1 base coat best base coat gun by far .the dv1 cleans up pretty quick easy gun to clean.he must spray a lot in a day
Have to agree with you here Kandy Man, I used to use my GTI Pro 1.2 with the TE10 cap for base then about a year ago I got the DV1 base and clear gun and now the DV1 base gun is all I use for basecoat, I like the DV1 for clear but also use the Sata X5500 RP and my Iwata W400 for clear which are all great guns 👌🙏👍 John UK.
I got (2) guns that I use on a daily basis & the DV1 is the only one that delivers the best results for spraying metallics & it is a great gun for the price you pay!!
Looks good. I love my Tekna gun for clear. I got mine a couple years ago. Also, thought about trying the DV1. Before you apply your second coat of clear, do you check it to see if it's ready for the second coat? If so, do you wait for it to be hand slick or still sticky when applying the second coat
One of my bosses is trying to convince me to get the dv1 because it's so versatile for candy, metallics, and Pearl's but I own an lph400 and recently got the purple LVB air cap as its intended for what is stated above but it makes the gun LVLP putting out 110ml/min with a 1.4 tip and max pressure 14psi. Do you have any experience with the LVB if so how does it hold up to the dv1 capabilities?
I'm curious if the fluid nozzles are different between the base and clear dv1. I tried the B plus air cap on the clear gun, it's a clear coat cap they put on the base gun. It's between the c1 and c2. Been using the dv1 with the fan In 1 1/4 , 1.2 tip, 17 psi, 3-4 inches and really fast. Makes it fast for the clear I use and uses less material.
Fluid nozzle between the base and clear upon inspection looks the same except the clear nozzle tip is about .5mm longer compared to the base. I have sprayed the base nozzle with the clear c1 & c2 caps and honestly cannot tell the difference. So in if you already own a dv1 and don't want to buy the dv1 clear then just buy the air cap.
@@jeremyoetken2094 You must have microscopic eyes to detect the difference between the two, how was your testing? Back to back spraying clear one air cap after another or different panels? Same pressure same distance? I'm not in anyway trying to offend you with these questions just want to know more as to how you came to that conclusion? And also define what you mean by not as good? As in the peel not as good or atomisation or flatness not as good? Tighter peel or smaller peel? And just to confirm you've spray both dv1 base and clear nozzles with the clear caps and saw a noticeable difference?
I want to get me a dv1. Just gotta wait cause of the way my bank account is set up. Lol. I’m actually not going to be in the booth as much. Taking a new job with Axalta soon
@@kandyman5315 I agree 100% It is a nice gun but my complaints are the typical Devilbiss build up on the air cap ( everything is always spotless ) and some some reason the DV1 causes different color shade with the same batch of paint vs using a different gun . My sprayouts with gun X do not match what the DV1 produces . This is just my experience with Autowave. Peace
I've got 2 Pro Lites I haven't seen any reason to change for about 5 years
I used the Walcoms for 15 months. An x light for primer, the 360light base, the 360light clear, and ego190 0.7mm for cerakote as well as a 1.0mm and 1.2mm for smart repair. I also had 1.2, 1.3, and 1.4mm needle, nozzle, and caps for both 360light guns. They sprayed pretty good, all 4 were HTE but they didn't last and i take reallt good care of my stuff especially when the 360light's were $850/each, with the two extra neddle nozzle cap sets being $180/each for both the base and the clear models, and ego190 was $500. I switched to DV1's and should have gone with them to begin with.
It’s a Great Gun I use it On My Silver’s Too.I’m Spraying Two Coats of Base at 14 psi and then I Spray my drop coat at 7 psi if doesn’t Leave really any Over Spray on The Blend Panels. It Atomizes the Paint Perfectly. Another Great Video I live in California in the Central Valley it’s Starting to Heat Up Here we’re looking to be in the Upper 100’s Soon. Keep Up the Great Work Kandy Man!
Definitely a great gun thanks for the support 👊
Its a great gun for sure . Thanks for the support 👊
Man I love my dv1 base gun makes shooting metallics so effortless!
It's an awesome gun for sure.
The gti prolite is another good option with 3 tip size and 2 air caps.
Yes it is I have 5 myself
DeVillbiss is aces with me. Pro lites are awesome.
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I've got several iwatas....lph400....w400 bellaria..and several devilbiss guns. I have to admit my favorite base gun hands down is my sata 3000rp.....that gun is fantastic. I know it's old and probably junk compared to the new state of the art gun's but it lays it down fantastic ! Love the video's !
The tools dont make the painter thats for sure . Thanks for the support
Yeah the sata 3000 rp is a badboy gun but it does drink and waste too much basecoat and clearcoat hahaha 😄 🤣 😂 😆
@@bensonporter1384 it's definitely a fire hose
What size fluid tip do you use for base on your SATA? Have you had any of the HVLP SATAs?
I don't know for a clear gun but I would agree dv1 base coat best base coat gun by far .the dv1 cleans up pretty quick easy gun to clean.he must spray a lot in a day
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Have to agree with you here Kandy Man, I used to use my GTI Pro 1.2 with the TE10 cap for base then about a year ago I got the DV1 base and clear gun and now the DV1 base gun is all I use for basecoat, I like the DV1 for clear but also use the Sata X5500 RP and my Iwata W400 for clear which are all great guns 👌🙏👍 John UK.
The truth 🙌
Devilbiss do make some cracking guns great video thanks for sharing 👍
I got (2) guns that I use on a daily basis & the DV1 is the only one that delivers the best results for spraying metallics & it is a great gun for the price you pay!!
Yes it is thanks Eric for the insight 👍
I haven’t tried the DV1 yet I wouldn’t mind having the 3M gun but I don’t think my work would want to always buy the spray heads all the time
I have not had to replace one yet for it going bad . They work well and savee time. Thanks for watching
Love my dv1 for base…..looking forward to trying the new iwata tho too ✌️👍
Absolutely. Thanks for the support
Looks good. I love my Tekna gun for clear. I got mine a couple years ago. Also, thought about trying the DV1. Before you apply your second coat of clear, do you check it to see if it's ready for the second coat? If so, do you wait for it to be hand slick or still sticky when applying the second coat
No. I time it depending on the product.
Hi I never see you using u9020 on the panel for blend are you adding on your base
I don't use a wet bed thanks. For watching
Do u think using a gun w/ 2.5 tip would work ok for spraying epoxy and high build primers .?
Maybe for a slick sand polyester primer that's a big tip .
I would not use it for epoxy .epoxy is thinner.
Ok thank you for the response. I was certain you would be the man to ask . Enjoy all of your videos keep ‘em coming.
One of my bosses is trying to convince me to get the dv1 because it's so versatile for candy, metallics, and Pearl's but I own an lph400 and recently got the purple LVB air cap as its intended for what is stated above but it makes the gun LVLP putting out 110ml/min with a 1.4 tip and max pressure 14psi. Do you have any experience with the LVB if so how does it hold up to the dv1 capabilities?
I love iwata but not for base coat to me the dv1works much better for base hopes this helps
Thx for word on DV1
My friend, you are just beautiful with preciousness, excellent work, Brazil thanks you.
I noticed in your later videos. You seem to have stopped using the 3M versa flow system. Is there any reason why?
i did notice you did sear it in the 2nd half though....why swap?
I still use it .its a great setup. i have been prepping a lot so I make sure when I clear it on that's when the overspray is heavy
Agreed! DV1 #1 Tekna base#2
Tekna base gives it a run for the money but the digital gauge and precision feel dv1 wins 👌
New sub ! Liked 🙏🚀👍👍👍
I'm curious if the fluid nozzles are different between the base and clear dv1. I tried the B plus air cap on the clear gun, it's a clear coat cap they put on the base gun. It's between the c1 and c2. Been using the dv1 with the fan In 1 1/4 , 1.2 tip, 17 psi, 3-4 inches and really fast. Makes it fast for the clear I use and uses less material.
Not sure but sounds like your dialing things in .💯👌
Fluid nozzles are different for sure
Fluid nozzle between the base and clear upon inspection looks the same except the clear nozzle tip is about .5mm longer compared to the base. I have sprayed the base nozzle with the clear c1 & c2 caps and honestly cannot tell the difference. So in if you already own a dv1 and don't want to buy the dv1 clear then just buy the air cap.
@@casperchea7865 I have sprayed the dv1 with caps interchanged and the finish is not quite as good
@@jeremyoetken2094 You must have microscopic eyes to detect the difference between the two, how was your testing? Back to back spraying clear one air cap after another or different panels? Same pressure same distance? I'm not in anyway trying to offend you with these questions just want to know more as to how you came to that conclusion? And also define what you mean by not as good? As in the peel not as good or atomisation or flatness not as good? Tighter peel or smaller peel? And just to confirm you've spray both dv1 base and clear nozzles with the clear caps and saw a noticeable difference?
Is a nice gun I like it 💪
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Alot of good points
I want to get me a dv1. Just gotta wait cause of the way my bank account is set up. Lol. I’m actually not going to be in the booth as much. Taking a new job with Axalta soon
Congratulations Juan
how is it Water based
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Ppg envirobase
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Psi please
14 psi
Don't waste your time with the Walcom's there junk.
Thanks for the heads up.
I love my Walcom 360. It is much better gun than the DV1. Walcom is as good as the PROlight. PRO light is more versatile than DV1.
I liked the Walcom but my guage started leaking. I don't think it is as good at base as the dv1 though
I’m going to play the devils advocate here …. I have had a DV1 base gun for a year and sorry I bought it ,not for me
That's why they make different choices to each there own 💯✌️
@@kandyman5315 I agree 100% It is a nice gun but my complaints are the typical Devilbiss build up on the air cap ( everything is always spotless ) and some some reason the DV1 causes different color shade with the same batch of paint vs using a different gun . My sprayouts with gun X do not match what the DV1 produces . This is just my experience with Autowave. Peace
Nice you responded well to my quest yesterday devilbiss always gives a great deal
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