Got two nice frames on the way and have been researching spray painting. Came across this.
http://ppcco.com.au/access_minisprayers.htm
Anybody used it? Any info. good or bad? looks like a step up from rattle can painting.
Comprehensive information here.
http://www.preval.com/
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Re: Preval sprayer
I did a bit of reading on some auto forums a while ago about these. They seem to be used by quite a few people and are perfect for small jobs like bike frames. At least you can use quality 2 pac paints with them.
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Re: Preval sprayer
Just got off the phone to me old man...
I remembered he brought one home with him years back for a small job. According to him, the ability to mix exactly what he wanted (two pack auto) was the selling point. The finish was comparable to a good rattle can job.
I remembered he brought one home with him years back for a small job. According to him, the ability to mix exactly what he wanted (two pack auto) was the selling point. The finish was comparable to a good rattle can job.
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