Anyone recommend a reasonable spray gun for use with glazes and other thickish materials. There seems such a vast array of nozzle sizes / tips etc etc that it's truly baffling. Not for huge industrial use, just occasional studio pottery use in the UK.
Thanks
In message , Jack Ouzzi writes
Consider the Earlex Spray Station 3000. This is an HVLP unit (high volume low pressure), which comes complete with spray gun and compressor. Mine cost about £50 (as far as I remember), and I got it from B & Q.
More info from
Earlex Limited Earlex House Moorfield Road Slyfield Industrial Estate GUILDFORD Surrey GU1 1RU
Tel. 01483 454666
Email snipped-for-privacy@earlex.co.uk
I've been using mine for about two years, and as you might guess, I'm very happy with it.
Regards
I got my HVLP spaygun on ebay also the compressor. works very well. I would always get a spraygun that gravity feeds the glaze otherwise you may get some problems if the glaze has too high a viscosity.
We already have a small compressor, just need to replace the really cheap spraygun that came with it.
Kevin, by gravity feed do you mean with the container 'on top' of the gun?
yes.....I can send a pic if you want off group
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