Painting a Car with a Portable Paint Sprayer!

[@stevenbarnett5620]

No worries about cfm. No worries about that expensive compressor. No worries about moisture. I really like this.

[@kingster168long6]

I'm want to buy it.❤❤❤

[@Rleydic1]

Brian so i did my first paint job today i got a 60gal 3 hp air compressor the eastwood cc500 paint gun you used and i have to tell you for the last 2 months i have watched your videos on how to paint a car . I followed the tech sheet on how much air to use at the gun for the paint it said use 10psi and i did the paint layed thick thank god i did not get any runs that was on the rear fenders and roof and inside door jams on my wifes 78 Camaro . I did what you said you like and bumped it up to 23psi WOWOWOWOWOW what an amazing differance that paint layed layed so nice on the rest of the car . So thank you for everything you have inspired a middle age man to do more paint jobs and feel good about laying one down .I cant thank you enough Brian thank you thank you thank you .

[@TriplicateTrey]

I love this channel. I am a windshield tech, our customers are mostly body shops. I encounter a lot of paint techs, since R&I jobs deal directly with them. Your skill and knowledge level is so stratospheric, that watching your channel actually provides me with enough info that not only can I keep up conversationally, I have educated a few of them on certain things. I am a novice painter, I just finished my 4th motorcycle paint job! I am getting a turbine sprayer next month

[@PaintSociety]

We need you glass guys! Thanks for your comment

[@Mactireame]

Great Video! I've done all kinds of mechanic work, but I've never painted a car and am contemplating giving it a try. This channel makes it feel accessible/obtainable to learn for the DIY person at home, like myself, and really helping me decide how I want to go about it my first time out of the gate. In my research, Ive come across these turbines and forums saying they're easy to work with, with great end results, and it's good to see a video about them here. Really interested to see the at home video! Keep up the great work Brian!

[@PaintSociety]

Thank you!

[@michaelmounts1269]

great video! I recently bought a Fuji 3stage and also operate it at about 5spi-with 105cfm. i find these are really viscosity sensitive-sweet spot seems to be about a Ford #4 12-14 second viscosity. The turbine heats up the air quite a bit-so i find i always use “slow” hardener. The 1mm works fine...but will flash dry on a hot day (dont have luxury of an indoor climate controlled booth). so use a 1.3-with fairly low material feed using single stage Urethane. High build primer/surfacer doesnt work well..but sealer works great. I love the gun. super easy to use. always dry clean air-and zero overspray. the best part is no erratic air flow from “too small ” compressors that us DYI’ers are sometimes forced to work with..great video...first good review of using these on a car!

[@johnkilo3]

Which Fuji do you have? You use it for automotive painting?

[@BearBudgetgarage]

Just bought a slightly used Apollo sprayer over 1500 new, i paid 650 and it has 4 needle sets and caps with it.

[@siem8160]

Conclusion: With talent everything is possible no matter what the tools. Good job !

[@BearBudgetgarage]

Perfect timing ! I've been thinking hard about such a system for home use. Less mess and overspray, no huge clouds of paint for our home made booths to deal wirh. Harder to find videos for these, glad you covered it! Think my mind is made up

[@camrynwright80]

I would suggest looking for a 3 stage turbine if overspray is a big concern. The 9 psi four stage turbine I bought created nearly as much overspray as my walcom slim kombat hte and changed the color of my garage floor haha.

[@BearBudgetgarage]

@@camrynwright80 actually,the outfit i'm looking at is a 3 stage. A dealer recommended the same thing for my purposes. Little more affordable as well.

[@finefinishsupply]

@@BearBudgetgarage this unit is a variable speed turbine. The technology is patented which is why no other manufacturer has anything similar. This is important for a number of reasons but primarily to keep the heat of the motor at a desirable temperature. Its kind of like having a really fast car... your not always going to mash the gas but it's nice to have the power when you need it! Manufacturers offer smaller stages in an effort to decrease overspray and heat but sacrifice air pressure which typically leads painters to overthinning materials or worse not being able to spray certain high viscosity materials like waterbased. Feel free to give me a call if you want to discuss further 346.345.8951

[@BearBudgetgarage]

@@finefinishsupply i have no doubt this unit is the Cadillac of Turbines, but i'm on '99 Honda budget🤣. If I had a pro shop, this would be a great way to go. Just a Diy guy doing a little work on his own projects.👍

[@Mikefngarage]

Yea I used one for a while but they are really heavy in comparison to the other guns. and the line is bulky and heavy.

[@tryinliverite44]

I’ve been painting cars for 20 yrs in bodyshops using Sata spray guns & just recently switched to this setup and it’s different!!!! It’s taken me 9 jobs to get a feel for it bc I was running the clear!, but I’m also spraying outside in 50 & 60 degree weather… it’s different but you’ll get use to it!

[@LyGuy13]

Would love more turbine sprayer vids as I'm looking at a Fuji system myself...think these are perfect for DIY at home

[@bobsinclair616]

Got fuji 5stage it sucks more time cleaning gun and clearing pressure tube no gauges it really disappoints for the price turned round bought 30 gallon compressor with iwata and devillbis pro lite just figured I’d share to save ya money and time

[@Abel3270]

@@bobsinclair616 so apollo would be a better choice?

[@Abel3270]

@@bobsinclair616 thanks brother I will be purchasing the, Apollo Precision 5 Pro LE Elite Fine Finish Turbo Paint System, Seems like an overall better system, I will be painting from my home garage. So I really don’t want a super loud compressor running

[@Abel3270]

@@bobsinclair616 did you try using a different tip? And also did you purchase the fugi q5

[@Abel3270]

@@bobsinclair616 will do brother thanks

[@stevenpeters6533]

Great video brother. I have the TP tool HVLP. Did my first frame off on a 67 C10. Use the turbine rig. This was my first “big boy” paint job. I’m real pleased how it turned out

[@PaintSociety]

Awesome. Turbines are super cool man

[@TheGunmanChannel]

I can't believe how little overspray there is, amazing.

[@PaintSociety]

Thanks for watching Gunny! Turbines work so well in your home garage because of that same fact of the little overspray although they do take some getting use to. They spray very different and much slower.

[@Mikefngarage]

yea for sure what overspray.....Years ago I didnt have a good paint gun and I used a turbine with cheaper gun. Sprayed several of my trucks laid down base and clear beautiful. Just had to adjust fan. cant just bust it wide open. too much material

[@rubenpm4462]

This was awesome. I can’t wait to watch the video of this machine in action in a garage setting.

[@hanktowersgornio1821]

My stepfather only used this type air 20 years ago and paint came out amazing. He also told me the air was warm and helped it dry faster.

[@markchimmy]

What about in the summer heat? Since it's already delivering warm air out with the product? Wouldn't/couldn't this effect the way the material's process/time of drying in a negative way?as far as for example the amount of time it normally takes between coats and the normal time for the chemicals to escape in a normal time fashion before applying additional coats and the material needs to be just tacky enough and not too dry also when applying additional coats of clear for example. Please let me know if you have enough knowledge about it. I would really appreciate it! Thank you very much!!!

[@hanktowersgornio1821]

@@markchimmy paint comes out perfect no Matter what, at least with him it did and we were in 80 and 90 degree weather (Puerto Rico) and no customer ever came back to complain, quite the contrary.

[@markchimmy]

In that case sounds good to me! Thank you 👍

[@deko9151]

20 yes experience here. What I learned is experience and patience. Never rush ever.

[@JayBoost412]

This was a video that was done extremely well i really appreciated this as i have never used a airless paint sprayer but it honestly seems pretty straightforward ill start with a couple test panels & work my way to the vehicle.....definitely appreciate thetime you took to show what settings one may want to use thanks again!!

[@lazyhoundracing9621]

I have a Fugi 5 stage turbine. It was expensive but I live in a humid climate and getting clean dry air out of my shop air system is expensive also. No worries with this. I have 3 different guns with 3 needle sizes for each gun. Thank you for your time.

[@KeithSWD]

Very informative, as always! "Don't overthink it, its just paint!"

[@dougowens2686]

Outstanding. As a do it yourself guy it appears to have substantial reduced over spray specifically the clear that is game changer for me in my home shop

[@moisesrobles7884]

Is not the pint gun is the master that's all it is San Antonio's smashing the like botton to your videos Texas style yahoooooooooo katakaboooooooooooooooom

[@michaelbell7465]

We use this system at our boat shop. We shoot Awlcraft 2000 (acrylic polyurethane) 2 part direct gloss and it works great. Low overspray and no worries of an air compressor with their problems. Biggest job so far was a 65' catamaran.

[@garypostell5268]

Love to see if it can paint a whole vehicle or truck pleaseeeee!

[@Jbautopaintrepair]

I been doing mobile with a turbine for 9 years and love it!

[@gregorypeterson9]

What turbine system do you paint with?

[@Jbautopaintrepair]

@@gregorypeterson9 fuji

[@Airon0727]

@@Jbautopaintrepair which tips do you suggest for starting? base, clear and primer? thanks!

[@mikecaudill6022]

I use one of these myself and love it

[@henrymccarty8014]

Yescom Automotive Paint Sprayers 1L HVLP Spray Gun Kit w/ Portable Compressor Is this good?

[@moparnut6286]

I've used similar systems to the Apollo..... The Apollo is by far the best system out there.... I'm so glad you did this review the low over spray is just awesome! And the fact that it's such a compact system and no need for a compressor makes it simple for a DIY.... I think the price is good when you factor in all the extras you need to spray with a regular gun..... Air dryer, regulator,filters and compressor maintenance.

[@JR-iy7pb]

Have you used a turbine to spray an entire car? I've done a couple of engine bay resprays but am planning on doing a whole car next and am trying to decide between the compressor/gun route or getting a system like this.

[@moparnut6286]

@@JR-iy7pb most definitely I have used a turbine to spray an entire car...... I have used a single stage Earlex system bottom feed/pressure with good results.... But the Apollo system is a multi stage turbine and it does a much better job and it also is a non bleeder gun which is a plus over the bleeder style guns.....and of course the Apollo is a gravity feed like the guns I use all the time. I would not hesitate to use the Apollo system. TP tools has a 3 stage system for $749 on sale and check out Amazon there are cheaper alternatives....but for automotive work stick to a multi stage turbine and choose either bottom feed or gravity feed to suit your needs.

[@tomoski8840]

The air is very soft and really makes the flake lie down nicely. Its much slower and as such your arm gets tired holding a quart gun. No water contamination like with a compressor. Most auto paints need to be thinned and definitely a slow reducer. The air from the turbine gets hot and dry spray is common. Very low overspray. The hose is large and bulky. Great for small jobs. I also spray waterborne and solvent paints indoors for homes and offices. Much better control than a hvlp or airless. The motors of the turbine are the same as vacuum cleaner motors(shop vac style). Anything more than 4 motor system is worthless. You can get a better deal on other brands or turbines. At one time they used that same style of gun with a thin air line hooked to a compressor. Air that is diverted from the spray, used for pushing the fluid down to the needle, takes away atomizing the paint. This style also is great for spraying bigger flake. Very nice set up for spraying motorcycle gas tanks. Its just another tool in your tool box.

[@laupy4104]

I like how you test a product on a silver grey metallic. All painters understand the things we get sometimes with silvergrey. Nice job

[@PaintSociety]

Yea I kinda just went balls into it and said let’s see what happens!

[@josequiroz4605]

Cant wait for your whole entire review of this spray system

[@georgespangler1517]

I have a 4 stage fugi turbine sprayer with the T70 gun sprayed a 47 foot Yaht in 12 mph winds and turned out perfect, l just did 2 coats of primer on a 80 Bronco in my garage, minimum overspray and 50 percent less paint used,, l have a remote control on and off that really makes it nice

[@fasteddys906]

Thank you your insight on one of these has sold me on one

[@greengohm]

Brian can drink some paint and spit it on the panel, and still achieve perfect results :)

[@bumbaclaat1989]

He’d be dead but hey no fish eyes or orange peel 😜

[@moevidas9939]

🤣

[@danielcotayo7349]

😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@yaboydee8829]

Dead ass

[@alijamal9000]

😂😂😅

[@GarageNoise]

Cool little system this would have been a game changer when i was doing mobile paint repair! Great video!

[@bobbyhorton4034]

This is great for someone who doesn't have an air compressor or one that's the size they would need to pull this off otherwise. maybe if you are just getting started it would be a way to save some headache and costs. Possibly painting out of a storage unit and where you would really benefit from no overspray going all over everything. looking at this Acura an the results, I'd say the gun paid for itself on the 1st job!

[@scottdewart87]

I’ve been researching these systems quite a bit, and I’ve seen a few recommendations of putting the hose in a bucket of ice water. Apparently it’s supposed to keep the air more constant as the temps in the beginning and in the end are different resulting in an imperfect finish.

[@troybrake5686]

I have heard this to, I'm gonna try it with the 3 stage Avanti I just scored brand new for $160

[@StyleHouseRhythm]

I was looking at these at SEMA last year. I might have to pull the trigger when I do lot lizard jobs

[@shaneclarke4801]

Delighted you done this vid, i bought a Fuji Q4 and have been watching all your videos wondering how my turbine system would spray. Really appreciate if you could do more videos at home as i will be spraying my Defender in my home garage. Thanks again and awesome videos

[@PaintSociety]

Yes. Excited to take it home and give it a try

[@jigsawinventions]

I’m glade to see this turbine machine in action, was looking to buy this than the bulky compressor setup. Technology is amazing, automize the paint that you can save time on the orange peel.

[@beecnote7742]

Does it run out of air at some point when painting a complete car, and how u get less orange peel?

[@Adanacon]

Finally! Someone does a video spraying with a turbine! I’ve been spraying FUJI turbines for many years .... Turbines are very under rated and not very main stream, but produce great results with virtually no overspray. Slower than a conventional setup but tons of control. Great video ....!!

[@jamestaylor1078]

Can you make a video explaining sealers, primers, paints, and clear coats? Like what is it, when to use it, why you use it, what happens when you don't use it, around how many coats, what thinner to use. And maybe a paint thinner video? What thinners you use and the different types, I know there's a lot. I wouldn't want use the wrong paint or to add the wrong thinner and mess up a paint job.

[@andrewtriner1312]

Seems like you enjoyed playing with Turbines, I know I found it interesting. You should also try a Fuji turbine system

[@joeymerrell8585]

I love my Fuji.

[@dipster14]

Can fuji do whole cars?

[@camrynwright80]

Royal Indigo I did half of a car without the turbine system giving me any issues (Fuji Mini Mite 4 platinum). The air supply would not be be your limiting factor for a full car.

[@dipster14]

@@camrynwright80 so the Q5 platinum would have no issue? Wish someone would post a video spraying a car with it

[@prestonrushmore9692]

I’ve done full resprays of BC/CC on multiple cars with my Fuji Mini Mite 5. Works great 👍

[@timmclaughlin1787]

Thanks for the well done video. I have a Titan capspray 95 and am planning on painting my Prius. This was cool to watch.

[@garypostell5268]

Good choice for the home diy guys indeed lots of potential 💯🇺🇸👍🙏💰

[@jeffcamp9008]

Nice video great presentation and easy to understand and follow along ,thanks

[@MG-hg8cu]

I like how your videos are exploring different ideas

[@tomdokic1806]

Big thanks, I only found one other guy with a pretty poor KZbin video using the same Fuji sprayer I have. But you put me at ease once you said to dial it into 5psi. That's all the intro 2 stage turbines put out. Have a range of tips but haven't had the time as yet to get my projects going. Educating myself with your series. Great work!

[@rodneynelson3862]

I've been wondering how these work... Thanks for the video.

[@markryan5016]

Great video Brian. Hope you can do another one using the portable unit outside doing a smart repair.

[@Manof777]

Thanks for sharing! Awesome job!

[@Stevesbe]

Have you tried the sprayfine hvlp systems? Their 5 stage $759

[@slothkingproductions9798]

It's got a hefty price tag, but seeing the results is almost worth it. I'm definitely interested to see your results when you do some videos with it at home

[@maxie9506]

I just saw the price and shit myself. For DIY stuff it wouldnt benefit me but for professionals who see it as an opportunity to be mobile, i can see the benefit.

[@excavator31]

@@maxie9506 ..So how much is it.? I'd love to know..!!

[@husky1232]

Well Brian I'm impressed and would be great for small jobs but would like to see the outcome of spraying the whole car for an exact opinion but thank you for the video really great channel stay safe to you and all your team you

[@barryswanson2818]

Awesome video….I have a Fuji mini mite that I’m seriously thinking about using on my civic.

[@nachoevo8034]

Where did you get the PPS kit for this? I'm trying to find it

[@gregpdmt]

I've been spraying with a Turbine Gun system since 1987. I still use the same gun today but on my forth compressor.

[@PaulPaid]

Which gun and compressor do you use?

[@gregpdmt]

@@PaulPaid TP tools, showtime paint gun system.

[@gregorypeterson9]

​@@gregpdmtThe 90 model or the 99 model?

[@maxie9506]

Im interested to know how well it does with mid-coats and primers. I hope you do a video on that too.

[@lbmrbeautiful]

I wanted it bad when I first saw this video. I saved up as much as I could by way of side jobs. I clicked the link & it’s no good. Anyway, I think it is a Brilliant system. It’s been rebranded and is at Eastwood called the “Maximizer 2000 paint system” comes with the guns and is the same exact thing with different decals. Definitely worth the investment.

[@mandymoo7406]

I was very impressed the way you could blend out with it but the price seems a lot.

[@newlooktubrestoration4431]

Been waiting for this for a.long time. Thank you.

[@lonewulff36]

These are pretty nice and a good option in several ways. But the price is a little out of range on this one for many. But you can buy them in same quality for half the price. From a certain company thats been selling them for years. Same gun types too. Great to see the detailed video. To point some in a good direction. I've been thinking about these for a while.

[@victoreous626]

The name of that company if you please?

[@jostrander71]

​@@victoreous626Probably Sprayfine. They are reasonable.

[@Mikefngarage]

Yea dark lighting from the booth doors throws a shadow on the trunk Match was perfect. but looks off like you say.

[@PaintSociety]

Yeah it looks horrible on camera

[@Mikefngarage]

@@PaintSociety Yea good thing you spotted it the haters would ramp up. OMG....I see stuff in mine too that you cannot see in person. Same problem and miss them then I get all these comments. about how crappy a painter I am.. I guess I get those anyway. Last comment was you lumped on the primer so thick it is going to fall off while driving down the road. Not knowing what product I used that is totally specified for larger fills. OMG.....Like there is only 1 way to do this stuff..

[@PaintSociety]

@@Mikefngarage It’s all part of the game, that’s why they make the delete button LOL

[@Mikefngarage]

@@PaintSociety Hide user if they get too bad. then the comments count for the algorithm. I just let em RIP....leave them up there.

[@PaintSociety]

The funny part is when you do that, they still think they are leaving a message

[@kosusi2002]

Awesome video 👏🏻 looking forward to see a video how will perform at home in more DIY modest conditions, without a booth.

[@itsjusti4262]

What turbine were you using my friend and how much orange peel was there

[@mikecaudill6022]

And right needle is everything with them as well

[@dominicmiranda2825]

Love your work watching all the way from guam 🇬🇺

[@vicentemenendez143]

Hola Brian, enhorabuena y gracias por lo mucho que me has hecho aprender, no sabes las veces que veo y vuelvo a ver el capo azul de un Toyota que barnizaste con una iwata pirinfarina y que el acabado de la primera mano de clear ya era espectacular pero tu alta exigencia te llevo a una segunda ñaño incluso a pulirlo. Inconmensurable el resultado. Saluda a Pedro ( scorpions paint) que también es un excelente profesional

[@tonyp9609]

Question. With the smaller tip, will you still get the same metallic pattern as factory to blend? Decklid doesn't look even close in the video. Maybe the camera. Thank You for the video on the new equipment.

[@pureonyx5090]

Brian is the man 🔥🔥🔥

[@camrynwright80]

I used a 4 stage turbine unit to refinish a salvage car and due to inexperience had lots of issues setting up and dialing in the turbine gun. Also these turbine guns are heavy, my Fuji T75G being more than double the weight of the Walcom I use now.

[@shaneclarke4801]

Hi Camryn, what Walcom you use with your turbine sprayer. I don't like my G-xpc gun

[@camrynwright80]

shane clarke I am using a walcom slim kombat since I sold my turbine system and bought a 30 gallon air compressor.

[@shaneclarke4801]

@@camrynwright80 ah makes sense why i couldn't find them lol. thanks for reply and they are sure sexy looking guns

[@ApolloSprayersHVLP]

@@shaneclarke4801 you can't use the Walcom guns with a turbine as they are designed for compressed air. If you don't like the GXPC gun, try the Apollo 7700, you'll get much better results.

[@shaneclarke4801]

@@ApolloSprayersHVLP thanks, ill give it a google and have a look

[@MrMrBigro]

Would like to see it in action on a full car repainting here I would like to see the roll on primer and paint with that system would that be possible thank great job

[@casey360360]

I’m starting to look at a 7-stage 120v system. I do enough mobile heavy equipment repair that it looks much better than shelling out a few grand for a gas powered compressor to power my air spray guns.

[@duartepaintinghandymanservices]

I've seen my share of "factory finishes" from the automotive industry, I wouldnt brag about it, most of them have bunch of orange peel unless we're talking about a luxury vehicle finish such as a Ferrari or lambo. Turbines are great in pro hands

[@tomoski8840]

I also forgot, GREAT you tube series!!!!!

[@justinshields4216]

Cool video Brian.. i would love for you to do a comparison with the fuji platinum q5 & t75g or gxpc.. that's what i use.. all the reviews are for cabinetry type finishes as well as latex household type stuff. The rep i bought my unit from said that I needed at least a q4 to atomize automobile finishes like urethane base. I would love to know your thoughts & opinions on the FUJI.. i love mine..and actually found out about using a smaller fluid tip to atomize better after spraying 2k superbuild (2.0 tip)... (thought i was going to be blocking all day) but once it leveled out.. it was dead straight. No spot putty nothing.. sealer and base/clear.. another job start to finish... "on the go"

[@stuartsmalley2868]

Hello Brian I used to own the accuspray turbine and guns before 3m took them over it was a brilliant Pierce of kit unfortunately sold it on with my. Van wished I kept it now .

[@limabravo6065]

I.have a relatively inexpensive turbine sprayer from Fuji ($400ish depending on where you buy it from) And if im honest it puts down paint every bit as well as any hobby / DIY level gun ive ever used. And while it wont lay down a million dollar show car finish, you can get a finish every bit as good as what most manufacturers gove you. That said a $1000 sata in the hands of someone who sucks at painting wont make them a pro, so a quality unit and decent skill can negate having to match compressor specs to gun needs and regulators etc etc... When i first started trying to learn paint and body works the thing that messed me up the most was not understanding the cfm needs of the HVLP guns (the non hvlp cup gun my neighbor gave me didnt care so long as i gave it 30psi overspray was ridiculous lol) vs what my compressor could provide. And running out to go get a "bigger compressor" really isnt feasible. These turbine units eliminate that learning curve, so if youre an enthusiast these are the way to go.

[@vegitoblue7908]

Link pleass

[@junhao1269]

Well you wont be able to fight all those great painters with this system, someone who sucks at painting wont benefit with anything

[@limabravo6065]

@@junhao1269 true story, but everyone needs to start somewhere, and turbine sprayers remove a lot of common fuck ups. Like mixing and matching this that doesn't play well with that blah blah blah. Taking the equipment guess work out will prevent somebody who wants to give painting a try from getting frustrated and saying the hell with it. I'm no pro like Troy trapan..... fuck Rad rides by Troy, where somebody will hand that guy a few hundred thousand dollars and get a vehicle with a paint job so smooth you need a scanning electron microscope to find flaws, but I've gotten good enough to equal a factory paint job and it's let me have a little side hustle god knows my onlyfans career isn't going anywhere (yes that's a joke). And I know how max corn this sounds but the first car you successfully paint will put a smile on your face like few other things can. Lots of people work on there cars, swap engines, replace brakes etc and it takes skill and more often lots of patience with what engineers thought were good ideas but painting a car isn't something you can grab a manual and be able to do by following along. Oh and I'm stuck inside with a busted leg and ankle hence the novelization here lol

[@andrewpipitone1572]

I sprayed with a portable hvlp system years ago. I'm sure there much better today.

[@MrEvilMix]

What filters do you use on your half mask? Organic Vapor Cartridge, 6001? But what is the extra filter that sits on top of it? Maybe you could make a video explaining your PPE choices through your experiences. Is it the Particulate filter 5N11?

[@billhayward2668]

Great video! Is the air from the turbine system a warmer air, more suitable for painting? I would have thought the turbine would have been outside of the paint booth. Very nice results.

[@Snip59]

Lovely work Brian

[@jimmusch1124]

Would be nice, for a motorcycle business. Finding suitable compressed air supply, is a plus, with this unit. I think it would be great for these types of applications!

[@mreightytwenty8709]

Great video man. Love to see a cheaper system for smart mobile repair guys. Cheers from NZ

[@PaintSociety]

It’s on its way to test.

[@MissChristineC1990]

Jesus..., when he hit the headlights 🔥🔥

[@toyotatundra0455]

I was hoping that you or Pharraway will do a video using a turbine. Thanks!

[@SonOfLibertyLGB]

Great video. Looks like it lays down nice. If it lays down silver metallic with no issues you know its a good system. Definitely want to get one since I no longer have access to a spray booth and willl have to work in my garage at home. Just wondering if you reduced your base and clear the same as you would spraying from a compressor set up? Also do you think it could handle a complete paint job or mainly partial painting?

[@sleepe361]

You should do a review with a harbor freight turbine system for us Brian.

[@Mcfc2Rich]

I'm starting my own SMART Repair business can I just say now because I know your videos are gonna help me a lot in the future; thanks

[@ApolloSprayersHVLP]

This is the perfect system for SMART repair. No air compressor needed and they will run all day on a 2,000 watt generator.

[@orhansejfulov7437]

Hey brian Could you make a video about what you'll need for starting a business? Appreciate your great work!

[@MrKkenner]

I really enjoy your teaching methods you are very well spoken and professional! I am getting my truck ready to spray. It is a work truck and has about 250k miles on it . I m thinking of using Rustolium white paint, doing some airbrush fire and then a gloss urethane clear gloss. Will this combination work?

[@PaintSociety]

Try and get automotive based paint. Even if it’s a work truck.

[@raymondj8768]

wow looks like you have hyper controll with that system looks great !

[@dipster14]

Never seen the turbine system in use. Def need to get one

[@williampayne73]

I enjoyed that video concerning spraying vehicle with the Apollo turbine sprayer. what type of clear coat was used on vehicle doing the headlights . What was the final grit before you clear the headlights thank you

[@fredericocorrea9814]

I'd love to see a side by side comparison of both methods of spraying a car. One where the up's and downs of both are explained. This video showcases what this method has to offer but what does that mean for me as a newb to spraying cars. Should I forgo getting a compressor and get a turbine or is the compressor still a preferred method.

[@The_R-n-I_Guy]

After watching this, I'm definitely getting the $125 setup from harbor freight. I know it's not as good as this one, but since I'm just painting my own car, probably outside in my back yard, it'll do fine.

[@michaelmounts1269]

if on a budget check out fuji pro 2...

[@rodskustomsanddetailing8542]

Hey Brian you think one day you can do a review of the Eastwood LT100 spray gun?

[@miguelhaffizulla4804]

Great work buddy , job came out good !! Your the G.O.A.T !!!

[@PaintSociety]

How about that paint on the bottom of the trunk? I can’t take all The credit

[@מדינט]

If I understand right, this paint system is working on low pressure and very high CFM?

[@FRONTLINEAUTO400]

Brian Never disappoints

[@kutlee2009]

How's orange peel on the clear? This is very useful since there is no drop in CFM.

[@zanaga1901]

What do you sand with before applying metallic base I did 600 on my truck but now am thinking about getting a turbine sprayer because have a small air compressor.

[@digito2300]

I've been absolutely loving your videos! Would this system work with the 3M PPS 2.0 spray gun?