Don't Buy a Spray Gun Until You Watch This Video

[@alexolmos4617]

First pro painter I see that explains step by step, goes straight to the point, Thank you for your kind, smooth videos I'll be watching.

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Thank you for such a kind comment! Glad you enjoyed the video. Wes

[@DanRuffner]

Thank you! I have spent way too much time researching sprayers for a boat project and this video clicked for me to go buy the gravity-fed sprayer. Easy to set up and tune for the right amount of spray for coverage. You did an excellent job at keeping it simple and emphasizing the need to practice a little to get it tuned for the job. As a seasoned college Professor of 31 years, your teaching style is highly tuned as well. I really appreciate your advice.

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Thank you for a very kind comment. So glad the video was helpful...good luck with your project. Wes

[@BigBallerBoomBeach]

dude this guy is freaking great. so confident, enunciates and talks slowly so people can understand. does not assume anyone is a professional and covers everything you need to know from start to finish. just purchased a home and looking to paint quickly. think these sprayers would work for bedrooms and wood?

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Yes...I think they would work great for you. Good luck, thanks for the visit. Wes

[@scottmarrero8986]

The only thing I would point out is that when applying teflon tape you MUST wrap it in the same direction that you would tighten the fitting - clockwise. Otherwise the teflon tape gets unravelled when the fitting is being tightened.

[@magicgordo4878]

Clockwise or counterclockwise may be confusing to some who can only read digital time. We notice that the narrator's spray booth does not come for a few bucks. Also there is no mention on HVLP "gravity" guns. The HD guns as he points out are inexpensive and they do wear out quickly. On some jobs it may be for the sake of economy to just do the job and ditch the cheap gun. We thing some info on cleaning the various guns should be addressed. There is long history on spray painting starting with DeVilbiss and an invention by the same Doctor for a bulb type atomizer long ago. All cup guns are not siphon feed and tossing in a little trivia there were even heated conventional guns to spray shellac. Another bit to stir the paint in the bucket are some of the small rigs by Wagner. They finallYgot around to taking a bunch of junk like their diaphragm DIY crap off the market The new models are great for the DIYer. Not designed for commercial level work. A couple of other mentions... The small HVLP guns from the "BigBox" tool co in the sky that have half pint cups work well and for the detail and craft painter they also have large size airbrushes. Gotta say a chunk of Teflon tape lodged in the innards of any rig is probably forever..

[@claudiogiovingo4903]

Same direction as you tifht the nut

[@zebralionfish]

There's no need for teflon tape if the product is manufactured properly and if needed the product should come with a plastic washer to prevent leakage .

[@ActinOut]

Yah, he wrapped that on backwards. Metal on metal its usually better to use Teflon tape except for LP (propane) because propane joint fittings are designed for use without.

[@saulgonzalez2780]

Thanks. I needed that information. Won’t make that mistake again. Same way the the attachment screws on.

[@allanchalmers9359]

Great that you’ve walked through from purchase to use! It’s fantastic as a new user to see the steps and to see that it’s not out of reach for the home workshop woodworker. Thank you your videos are appreciated cheers Allan

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Thank you very much...glad you enjoyed the video. Wes

[@jameselloko6365]

How many gal of compressor is small est to use

[@rohitendrachand7266]

I like the way this guy explains how to use the gun good ol classic teaching

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Thank you very much for your kind comments. Glad you enjoyed the video, Wes

[@markluxton3402]

Before I watch further, I have some tips fir you. Add your "Teflon" tape clockwise so it stays in place better when you thread you fitting on clockwise. Use more than you did. Turn it on tightly once it overlaps and stays put. If you pull the tape taught, and carefully wind your piece on, you can avoid any overlapping of your hole. When I have two or three turns on tightly, I like to grab the fitting with my fingers and turn clockwise. This pushes the tape into the threads better, making it easier to assemble and seems to keep more of the tape from pushing up and out. IMO ;-) Thank you for your tips.

[@jonathangelnett2616]

I have just discovered a fine craftsman and teacher, a rare combination.

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Thank you very much for your kind words. Thanks for watching. Wes

[@carlkellogg5342]

Great video. I think you should have talked about spraying Latex paint. Most home owners are going to try and spray latex paint at one time or the other and I think this video will leave them thinking they can just go to Home Depot and pick up a spray gun and start spraying. Spraying latex paint is a hole new ball game that takes a lot of information to do it right. I think you should have talked about tip size, the air pressure is very important also. The paint viscosity is a very important subject also you said nothing about. Thinning your paint is also very important subject that goes along with viscosity. You could have gave a few demonstrations of what your spray looks like if the pressure is to low or high and why the paint viscosity is so important. Also why tip size is so important to get a good job.

[@katlamkatlam1994]

Hi, Wes! Thank you for your great spray gun lesson. You're quite right about no needing of a huge compressor. As i can remember, we used a home vacuum cleaner as a compressor back then at 70s. Its exhaust circuit was the same type as an intake one and our vac was equipped with an optional item - a siphon cap for a standard glass jar. So we can pour some paint into a jar, put a siphon cap and connect a vacuum cleaner's hose to the exhaust circuit of a cleaner and then switch the vac on. Its exhaust flow was quite enough for a home paint spray work. Greetings from Siberia, Russia.

[@TexasTdr]

Haha a vacuum huh? Well I'm super new to this so that's probably why that sounds nuts. But I definitely got a laugh out of someone using a vacuum to paint.

[@ddzz9462]

Quality soviet craftsmanship

[@coppulor6500]

impressive ingenuity!

[@The3Dsmash]

Excellent demonstration. A perfect introduction for someone who is eager to make the jump from spray cans to sprayer. Thank you, sir!

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Thank you for your kind comment. Wes

[@IPING4U]

When you use spray cans set them in the sun or warm water for a while. It raises the pressure in the can and they spray better.

[@AndiS-dz4pq]

I have the Husky cup gun which came with the compressor my husband bought. I haven’t used yet, this video is very helpful. Thank you.

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Great...I think you will enjoy it. Thanks for your comment and visiting the channel. Wes

[@justinstewart3060]

Your definitely a natural at teaching, thanks for the video 👍

[@lamarw7757]

He put the teflon tape on backwards.

[@henrypagan6657]

I have been a finisher for over 35 years. I had $1000 guns and $35 spray guns. The Home Depot husky works amazing and I pay the $12 extended warranty for two years, and I change it six times within two years. It’s a amazing gun. Comes with to tips. Thanks for the video

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Hi Henry...thanks for the comment. Wes

[@tomyang5991]

After finisnhing the works, how to clean it up?

[@maddierosemusic]

Have you spray basic latex semi gloss paint or Ben Moore Aura paint with it? It specifically says not to, but I want to know from someone who uses it.

[@jsaae]

Which tip would I use for water based latex to spray my cabinets?

[@maddierosemusic]

@@jsaae Use the 2.2 tip and thin the latex down 10% or so. I just used Ben Moore Advance and it came out great. One coat primer, sand with 180 - 220, wipe, one paint, sand and wipe, then a final top coat of paint.

[@umahunter]

One tip I'll give new sprayer when you're spraying with any kind of gun keep your wrist straight square to the wall etc and move your arm side to side keeping your wrist straight if you do it the other way by moving your wrist side to side you'll end up with to thick of spray at your start and stops that can run always move your arm not your wrist 👍👍👍

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Good advice...thank you for the comment. Wes

[@angkit216]

Thanks Sir. I believe that my uncle used like that back home he painted our Jeep very nice.

[@magdumpmedia3806]

The teflon tape should be put on opposite of the way you did it. That way it wont unwrap itself when threading on fitting.

[@pigtailbbq1982]

I noticed that also.

[@charlenemabins7476]

I like you walk us through the whole process with both guns....thanks

[@ronjon5386]

I purchased a Husky gun from Home Depot with a 1.8 needle and I have been spraying metal flake with it for over a year. It works perfect. Once I load the cup and attach it to the gun I keep the gun upside down until I’m ready to spray. Who’ve r it a little shake after I spray and place it upside down until the next coat. Again it’s never failed me. I use the harbor freight cup system . Make sure you cut the screen out the cap before you put in on the cup to spray FLAKE

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Hi...I really appreciate your comment. This is helpful for all of us. Thank you, Wes

[@alanlanghorn9528]

Brought one of those gravity guns with the plastic tub on top the plastic split on the bottom first use .paint went everywhere .

[@patrickdunn8918]

“ Instructions…ahh we don’t want to read those” . Ha, Wes you sound just like me lol. And the old saying in the cabinet shop, “ you can never have enough tools” . Two popular shop sayings from a wise man who knows his stuff. I bought a sprayer, and just started spraying larger projects in the last week, and you’re right Wes, it’s very much a “feel thing” . A HVLP at 20 psi sprays like a pro!

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Hi Patrick...good to know. Thanks for your continued support, Wes

[@rohitendrachand7266]

I love the way we went to home Depot to buy thr guns good video

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Thanks for you comment...glad you enjoyed the video! Wes

[@adammichaelis]

If you have a harbor freight near you they have a fantastic selection of sprayers and accessories. The gun/filter stand will make filtering much easier. I use $17 spray guns and they work very well they just don't last very long

[@richardtheman-orhouse6015]

what a great video for beginners like myself. the man covered all the basics including tips. awesome job 👍🏽

[@tinnedanger]

Good guns for spraying basic stuff.

[@sivakumark8880]

Thank you 🙏 for your efforts in putting up “to the point “ videos. Wishing you good healthy happy long life. You are sharing your experience for anyone to benefit from is a great service. And your videos are 100% to the point without a single deviation, which is really 👌 nice. Thank you I watch all your videos and it has helped me . GOD BLESS YOU SIR !

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Thank you so very much for all your kind words. I really appreciate you being part of our community. Good luck with all of your projects !

[@NYSeaNile]

Started a refinishing business with the cup gun. Bought a few and a gravity just to try them out they’re great. My cousin gifted me a kremlin MVX and these are just as good. I now have 4. 1 for sealer 1 for primer 1 for whites and the last gun for colors. Best investment for my business.

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

That's great...thank you very much for sharing, Wes

[@thardyryll]

As has been mentioned, Teflon tape should wrapped just the opposite from what was shown in the video. Just as important, the first thread of the joint should never be covered by the tape, as connecting the parts could shear a thread of the PTFE and cause it to end up inside the gun, clogging it forever. Exactly that happened with one of my air staplers, plugging the actuator valve. Better yet, never use tape on a connection like that shown in the video. A tiny air leak will be of no consequence, and the gun is easily disconnected between spraying work. If for some reason the air leak is large - which is unlikely - try a different fitting. Tape or brushed sealant is likely necessary on a permanent system such as shop air lines. Any time a taped connection is separated, all tape must be carefully removed from both the male and female halves, again taking care to keep that stuff out of the system.

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Thank you for your comment. Wes

[@ronaldtreitner1460]

sounds like you either used too much tape or incorrectly started it, i've never had any problems you just have to be carefull starting it.

[@nunyabusiness863]

Thanks a lot for putting this up. From purchase to demo. Much appreciated!

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Thank you...Wes

[@StormLaker]

They do make a pipe thread sealant that works better than the teflon tape. I keep a small tube of it in my tool box in the garage for new air tools.

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

HI...thats a great tip. Thank you!! Wes

[@izbiz671]

Thanks for the help!!...I am a beginner. You made it easy for me to understand about spray guns.

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Great...glad it was a help. Thanks for watching, Wes

[@frostgc6831]

Thanks so much Sr. For your valuable knowledge and for sharing. You are a great instructor. God bless.

[@pmdinaz]

Thank you for taking the time. Very helpful.

[@reloadnorth7722]

I have an old DeVilbiss siphon paint gun that must be 45+ years old. Works great, gives consistent paint quality.

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

I am familiar with those...great gun! Thanks, Wes

[@scotthodson2467]

Thanks for this review. I have to say it was very interesting and you seem to be a natural teacher. Also, I enjoyed watching you pour the paint through the filter using a single hand to hold the paint bucket. Clearly, you are a strong gentleman. I look forward to learning more from you on this channel. My wife has some cabinet painting on her "honey do" list so this has been helpful for me, sir. Muchas gracias!

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Oh thank you! Glad you enjoyed it...I appreciate the comment. Wes

[@EliteCycleWalkWindsorCanada]

Wes... your videos are absolutely delight to watch from beginning to end.. Greetings from Pakistan.

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Thank you so very much for your kind words! I appreciate you watching the video. Wes

[@Chris-sj7sg]

The exact syphon gun😢 is sold at Harbor Freight, as a green colored Central Phenumatic gun. I believe around $40 . A good gun for primer , color and clear if set up correctly.

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Ok...thanks for the tip! Wes

[@nore8141]

Another great tutorial thank you ❤❤

[@skgy3805]

Any idea what is smallest compressor needed for these spray guns??

[@taliban_6268]

Depends on what your going to paint but those small ones referred to as “pancakes” 6 GALLON are good enough for small stuff. The size of the compressor only indicates how long you are going to paint none stop, when the air runs out your pressure might drop a tiny bit and then It’ll turn back on till it’s full and so on. I used to work at a collision repair shop and they would paint cars with a 10 gallon compressor 😂

[@kerryewen3624]

Nice presentation, Im going to buy this sprayer and do my cabinets, thanks

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Glad it was helpful!

[@freefromleftwing]

Thanks for your tutorial . Just wonder , you said you like to use the gun with 1.8 nozzle for the lacquer ! Well , I think the fact you are using cheap guns ( high volume ) is that you may have a proper compressor (size/hp/cfm) . Actually , I think there is a huge relationship between gun and compressor and will dictate which setup to use. In my case I've bought a LVLP ( inexpensive ) 'cause I will use an old 100L comp ( I can't even can see the model and brand so I don't have a clue about the CFM range ) and I will use the 1.8 will be for the primer and 1.3 for the base and lacquer . ( please correct me if I'm wrong ) .

[@alhousainyabosaif933]

Thank you. Very useful detailed video especially for a begginer like me. My question is what kind of air compressor are you using? I mean (Brand, Size, CFM, PSI, HP,...).

[@MidnightOrganFight]

Best bet is to check the spray gun because it'll have that information on it so you have an adequate compressor.

[@alhousainyabosaif933]

@@MidnightOrganFight Thank you

[@OM-bj4fh]

Thank you for the great walk through video. You have a positive voice also that helps to better understand as a newbie how to do stuff.

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Thank you very much for your comment...glad it was helpful. Wes

[@antoniojauregui1942]

Thank you Wes. You’re awesome

[@francismallard5892]

I absolutely love these videos! They’re so informative and told in such a patient and clear manner, thank you! If i could make one suggest? The audio quality isn’t great. When you’re in your workshop there’s a hard echo. I know that’s tough to address because of all the hard flat surfaces in the workshop. But I’d suggest some portable screens with sheets of foam rubber forming a wall behind everywhere that’s off camera.

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Thank you for watching and your suggestion. We are working on it!! Wes

[@paulsharkey6673]

Also, paint dries up around the tip pretty quickly. If you don't keep wiping it clean, the dry paint flys off onto your project.

[@danbrown6529]

Great video Wes. It was very helpful.

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks, Wes

[@sonson9988]

i love this video, please can you make a tutorial for how to clean these paint guns after use it. thank you

[@humourless682]

I have been using cheap Chinese spray guns. Today I came across an old Binks BBR that I have owned for 40 years. Gave it a clean and tried it out, as not used it for a very long time. It's FAR, FAR better than the Chinese guns, and if this weren't the case, I get the feeling that pro sprayers would not be paying $500+ for guns, and would just get Harbour Freight ones for $50.

[@ManuelMonge-y5j]

Awesome video does anyone knows what will be a good compressor for spray that he’s got? I’m just doing a dresser. I’m not sure if my 6 gallon pancake compressor would handle it .?

[@malcolmchadwick4047]

Good video. That first gun is not gravity it's suction. The gravity gun has the pot on top.

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Yes you are correct. Thanks for watching, Wes

[@jayakumarp.m.2596]

Sir, good demo, How much is the CFM , PSI of your air compressor ?

[@darrenlesueur4785]

I've bought that 2 pack of guns from home depot at least 5 times. the triggers suck . if you squeeze to hard they bend . the pressurized guns i now perfer because they don't clog as easily as the gravity feed . really though you want a air assisted sprayer if your a professional.

[@NickMadakis]

I would like you to give us some more information about the type of compressor you are using and also what kind of compressors can be used. Thanks for your videos they help a bunch, keep up the good work.

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Hi Nick...I am in a large commercial cabinet operation with a $10K compressor but I have run my paint shop in the past with as small as a 10-15 gallon mobile compressor Good luck in your painting project. Thanks for watching. Wes

[@Sean-Aviation]

thank you very much for another excellent video. would these guns work on painting exterior brick walls of a house? or too small?

[@RAHIWAadeyNayGdiniyu]

An awesome lesson!! Just one question, what size compressor do you use or it needs? Thanks

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Hi...a 10-15 gallon portable compressor should give you enough air to do the job. Thanks for watching, Wes

[@tomyang5991]

Nice video! Got a couple of questions: (1) can this gun be used with all differnt kinds of paints; and (2) after finishing the work, how to clean it up?

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Hi Tom...these guns work well with many different products. Clean up is based on the product used, whether its water based or oil based. Please check manufacturers instructions for clean-up. Wes

[@javirodify]

You make look so easy. What is the model of the gravity gun?

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Hi...please watch the beginning of the video where the model is shown. Thanks, Wes

[@nakachwareginah2689]

Guys have been missing this wonderful lecture 😢😢😢😢😢

[@starhopper457]

Where can I find out what sort of paint gun can be used for what types of material? I have a fence that needs a water seal applied but I also have an RV that needs a skirt repainted (lends to auto body level of painting). LOL, I don't want to end up with multi paint guns for single jobs!

[@Ben__1867]

Excellent presentation, thank you, sir.

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Thank you for watching. Wes

[@chrisgraham2904]

Others have mentioned the improper teflon tape wrapping and I agree with some others, that teflon tape is not required for pneumatic fittings. These fittings have a tapered thread and don't require tape or compound to seal. Snug the fitting and shoot the gun to test for leaks. If it leaks, tighten another 1/8th turn, test again..and so on. No information concerning compressor size, but the Husky box recommends a 30 gallon compressor. What psi is the regulator on the compressor set to? Is one gun type easier to clean than the other? For the gravity feed style, the paint travels a shorter distance and may be easier to clean or unclog. You failed to mention that the spray nozzle can be adjusted for the degree of spray fan pattern and that the nozzle can be rotated 90 degrees to spray a horizontal fan, or a vertical fan. Maybe the instructions explain all of this, but you didn't read them....like most of us. LOL

[@lostinmyspace4910]

That stainless cup gun...If I do my oak stairs with varnish or polyurathane and tilk it downwards to spray the tread board steps will it still work, or does the cup have to be level for proper steps coverage? THUMBS UP!!!

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

I works better when the cup is not tilted too far. Thanks for watching. Wes

[@keithrodger2483]

Thank you for taking the time to provide all the details on setting up and using these tools. I purchased a gravity gun the same as yours and had to return it the next day when reading the label and realized in plain view on the outside of the box " not recommended for any kind of latex paint". I did more research and asked painters with 30 years experience and they agreed. any other thoughts?

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

I have never used latex paint ...I would suggest checking with your local paint provider for their recommendations. Thanks, Wes

[@powerofknowledge7771]

This was very informative! Thank you! If you haven't already, can you do a video about how to thin different types of paint and what products to use to thin each type of paint and the viscosity needed and such? I don't see many videos about thinning paint, especially oil based paint and primer. To someone like me who isn't an expert, it's all a mystery.

[@razetw]

You can use a viscosity cup and look up recommended specs from the paint manufacturer. Here's a video on how it generally works. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYSWiqCFbc6gmtk

[@thabangmashike5279]

Thank you alot now im ready for the hardware

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Great...thanks for your comment. Wes

[@frankzamperini]

Thank you. Your videos are so helpful. I'll be saving $100s because of this. I was going to buy a big sprayer

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Hi Frank...good luck with your projects, I think it will work out great for you. Wes

[@baotran5863]

Love all of your video uncle ! Clearly and fully understandable in every word you said ! Thanks again 👍.

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Thank you for watching...I appreciate your comment. Wes

[@paulsharkey6673]

I like the Husky sprayer

[@ntcglorium3585]

Hello brother Amir here from Pakistan we want to do PU adhesive by spray gun please recommend which model is more suitable for us

[@omargarcia517]

I also have the husky gravity, it’s great already paid for itself like 10 times at least.

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Great...thanks for watching. Wes

[@shellywhite1929]

Once again, I think your incredibly delightful! And I soooooooo appreciate your expertise! Thank you!!

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Thank you for watching ! Wes

[@shiwanthamohottiarachchi8278]

Very clear Sir ,Thank you soooooo much,i am from Sri Lanka 🇱🇰

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Thank you very much for your comment. I appreciate you visiting the channel. Wes

[@ramrodthenigmatic5615]

Are those HVLP guns? I use turbine air as that pushes low pressure (LP) to my cup and gravity feed. He should have mentioned the air pressure setting from his compressor. That can be tricky with 100-200psi compressors. My 3stage turbine maxes out at 12psi to the gun consistently. No stop and start. The fine tuning of material and air is done at the gun. And nozzle and tip size is important depending on the product your spraying. Ex. latex paint vs. clear lacquer. There is a quality difference between HD sprayers and professional brands. You get what you pay for.

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Thank you for your comment. Wes

[@bellanathalie]

Thank you so much for a very easy to understand and detailed demonstration. Blessings!

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

You are so welcome...thanks for visiting the channel. Wes

[@coppulor6500]

been watching a lot of vids on learning to spray and it seems like the compressor is by far the most confusing and expensive aspect. Some minimum specs and suggestions would be very helpful. so, spray painting might cost more for someone without a compressor - a lot more. for those with a compressor, if they don't have enough cfm with their existing compressor, they're out of luck too. I am no expert, and maybe I'm confused, but seems important.

[@timmc49]

Wes, thanks for the HVLP video, BUT, the compressor one uses is also an important part of the method of spray. You didn't mention anything about the size you use. You just said "you don't need a big compressor. Why? I have tried HVLP spraying and small compressors typically don't cut the mustard. Most HVLP Pros recommend a minimum of a 20 gal. compressor because HVLP requires a continuous amount of air. A 2 gal. compressor will cause the user to slow way down because the compressor doesn't hold (and can't replenish quickly enough) to meet the demand - i.e. low CFM. They are continually cycling to keep up with spray gun CFM needs. So, it would be appreciated if you could update your video and explain how HVLP works with DIY small compressors - most importantly showing which model of compressor you chose. I'd like to be surprised that your method actually works ok.

[@scottbionicnerf8727]

I have a pressure gauge on all my spray guns, cause from experience, I know whether or not I have enough air pressure. Whatever, everyone seems to do something different.

[@thomasnorthcastle4130]

Thank you for the video but I have to say you installed the Teflon tape on backwards. Wrap it in the same direction that you install the coupling.

[@stevenevans3682]

Tha k you for your video. It helped me a lot.

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Glad it helped, thank you for watching, Wes

[@ThePayneFamilyFarm2013]

Not sure if you've answered this question but as a new user (will be making my purchase tomorrow), I wish you would have taken us completely through the end. I mean, once you're done, how do you clean it? I can't imagine you would disconnect the sprayer from the compressor and not run something through it to clear out the product. Would you please show us that as well?

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Hi Sherrie...you are right, it does need to be cleaned after every use. Check your instructions of cleanup for the product you are using. Thanks for watching, Wes

[@ThePayneFamilyFarm2013]

@Woodworking With Wes Didn't think of that, lol!! Thank you, kind sir. I have to confess that I am addicted to your channel. My Daddy introduced me to it, which I am thankful for. It's just wonderful how much you remind me of him, your voice and tone..... it's identical to my Daddys and how he taught me to use the woodworking equipment I now have in my pole barn. I'd rather be out there with him than anywhere else, except church on Sunday!! Thanks for responding. We are heading this afternoon to pick me up these 2 sprayers!!! I can't wait to get started!! Thanks again, and blessings!

[@keithmiller6583]

Loved this video; I have used spray guns for years, I've owned Binks and, for woodworking, I cannot tell the difference between it and the Harbor Freight siphon cup. Perhaps you or others can enlighten me?

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Yes...if anyone has some good comparison information, let us know. Thanks. Wes

[@umahunter]

The reason one works better than the other is likely because they have different needle sizes in the tip different kinds of coatings do better with different tip sizes if you've got the wrong tip size for the material you'll usually have to thin to get good flow and atomization because the coating is to thick for the tip you have basic guns just are what they are when you move up to more expensive guns you can usually buy different tips nozzles etc for a specific coating but basic guns will cover most of what diyers need without having to worry about all that👍👍👍

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Yes....thank you for your comment. Wes

[@A2ZGeek]

Thanks Wes, Would you touch a little more on the size and type of compressor? I only have a 16 Gallon right now but I am assuming I will need something a little bigger?

[@jorgeaortegon8025]

Thank you much for your videos .. excellent .. helps for all of us that have little or no experience in this like how to use a spray gun.. and how to do a good job.. happy life my friend

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Thank you...glad you enjoyed the videos. Wes

[@mercii123]

Hello, please guide me I need information on the difference between air and airless nozzles For use in painting mdf in cabinet making projects. I need a nozzle that, in addition to being of high quality, also prevents the paint from waste as much as possible during spraying. Currently, I use an air nozzle, which in one square meter, the amount of waste paint is equal to 295% of the paint sitting on the piece.

[@LUCKYLADY000000]

It would help if you told us what air compressor you use - such as what psi etc.

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Because I am in a large, commercial shop the compressor I use is not typical. It is more about adjusting your air flow at the gun to create the coverage you desire. Like I said in the video, its more of a feel than it is about pressure. Experiment until you become familiar with your desired paint or finish application. Thanks for watching. Wes

[@saddiqsaddiq6880]

Thank you very much

[@perezrob93]

What size compressor should be bought for the spray gun?

[@phillrob7445]

I have an electric paint gun & a portable airless sprayer & both spray too much i cant get a fine mist if i went to spray something it would flood it straight away dont know what the problem is

[@bradfleck9458]

Don't know if anyone else already commented but put the teflon tape on CLOCKWISE, NOT counterclockwise. Just saying........

[@mrssoliloquy]

I love how you throw the instructions to the side😂

[@davidwhite3025]

Can you spray latex? I almost bought the gravity fed gun, but the video said no to latex. Redoing my cabinets and I’m not using oil base anymore. Great videos btw.

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Sorry...I have not used latex so I am not sure. Wes

[@davidwhite3025]

@@WoodworkingWithWes Thank you Wes, I really appreciate the response.

[@dale8949]

So you are saying I just buy the gun and spray. I can use whatever tip is on the gun. I don't need a larger nozzle and I don't have to thin the paint. I thought it was more complicated but I guess not. Thank you.

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Yes...that is the way I do it! Thanks for watching, Wes

[@gurindersingh1713]

Woodworking maestro

[@dr.wnsisto9222]

Can these guns be used to paint a wall? Are they powerful enough to do the job?

[@robertcheung7399]

I wish you would suggest the min size of air compressor to be efficient

[@shidoin5398]

I've been using home depot hvlp gravity feed spray guns for years. The gun is fine. The cups however are complete crap. After Spraying pre catalyzed lacquer over time they leak at the cap.

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

I have found the hvlp systems to be less satisfactory than a full air spray system for the work that I do. Thanks for the visit. Wes

[@hannahringholm6153]

Hi there! Thanks for the great video. I have the husky gravity fed gun but I’m a little confused about the correct hose size to get. Do you use a 1/4 air hose and connect that directly to the compressor?

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Actually that is exactly what it is 1/4". Thanks for watching, Wes

[@katiegreen5450]

I love your videos! Always helpful and they always get me pumped for my projects.

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

I'm so glad...thank you!