04-13-2015, 08:34 PM
I havent bought it yet but i believe it has the 1.5mm tip which is what DYC says the dip sprayer system comes with. I cant find product specs but some of the reviews say it comes with a 1.5mm tip and thats pretty standard for a basic gun that is sold to people because it will cover the most products. (Ie: primer, paint, clear)on an entry level anyways.
If thats what you mean by flow, then yes it should have the same flow but better atomization because of the higher psi rating. Apparently dyc is thinking of coming out with a higher end spray system for "home professionals" the current sprayer uses a turbine that puts out like 3 psi or something. The new one will do like 5psi and they have it forsale to their installers already. (Anyone can buy it but its not on the site) and they say there are even better ones that'll do 9 psi that would be even better if you know what youre doing. Well a hvlp gun runs at about 10 psi so i feel it could be the cheaper better solution.
But this is just a theory. I'll be doing testing on the gun and pretty much every blue pearl this summer probably. If the hvlp gun doesnt work, I'll get the dyc sprayer probably.
What did Scott have? Dyc sprayer or a generic sprayer?
Edit: I'm not trying to be condescending but im not sure if its clear cause you used gun interchangeably , but the gun im talking about is an hvlp gun like used for autmotive paint and must hook to an air compressor. When i say dyc sprayer and generic sprayer, im talking about the one on the dyc website obviously and the genric is like a latex house paint sprayer that have the little electric turbine that provide your air. Those have like 2.5mm tips i think. Dyc says a 1.5mm works better which is why their sprayer has one.
If thats what you mean by flow, then yes it should have the same flow but better atomization because of the higher psi rating. Apparently dyc is thinking of coming out with a higher end spray system for "home professionals" the current sprayer uses a turbine that puts out like 3 psi or something. The new one will do like 5psi and they have it forsale to their installers already. (Anyone can buy it but its not on the site) and they say there are even better ones that'll do 9 psi that would be even better if you know what youre doing. Well a hvlp gun runs at about 10 psi so i feel it could be the cheaper better solution.
But this is just a theory. I'll be doing testing on the gun and pretty much every blue pearl this summer probably. If the hvlp gun doesnt work, I'll get the dyc sprayer probably.
What did Scott have? Dyc sprayer or a generic sprayer?
Edit: I'm not trying to be condescending but im not sure if its clear cause you used gun interchangeably , but the gun im talking about is an hvlp gun like used for autmotive paint and must hook to an air compressor. When i say dyc sprayer and generic sprayer, im talking about the one on the dyc website obviously and the genric is like a latex house paint sprayer that have the little electric turbine that provide your air. Those have like 2.5mm tips i think. Dyc says a 1.5mm works better which is why their sprayer has one.
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