Hi all,
Im currently restoring my 2nd car and have found the need to put spray putty all over the bodywork to give it that very smooth overall look.
I have got a positive pressure gun off a friend, running between 20-40 psi which I tried to apply the spray putty with.
However, the spray putty is very viscous (since it said not to thin it) and it comes out the gun in huge drops, leaves runs and lots of dry overspray. To add to this it dries in the nozzle of the gun as well, which means I have to take it apart every 3 minutes.
Is it my gun thats doing this? If so, what is a proper gun worth, and which type should I be looking at?
Thanks.
Im currently restoring my 2nd car and have found the need to put spray putty all over the bodywork to give it that very smooth overall look.
I have got a positive pressure gun off a friend, running between 20-40 psi which I tried to apply the spray putty with.
However, the spray putty is very viscous (since it said not to thin it) and it comes out the gun in huge drops, leaves runs and lots of dry overspray. To add to this it dries in the nozzle of the gun as well, which means I have to take it apart every 3 minutes.
Is it my gun thats doing this? If so, what is a proper gun worth, and which type should I be looking at?
Thanks.