RAPCOPARTSCOMPANY just joined our crew !

[chucky]

Just saw where @RapcoPartsCompany just joined S.S. and im here to tell you he's a good man that sells a great product at a good price so check his website out ! I painted my truck with his paint 6 years ago and still looks great !

 

[RapcoPartsCompany]

Thank you @chucky for the warm welcome! I'm still trying to figure out how everything works on here, but I can't wait to interact with y'all more and help out when I can!

 

[AZ Bengal]

 

[RapcoPartsCompany]

Hi @az-bengal the HVLP system stands for "High Volume Low Pressure," whether to go with HVLP or Syphon is generally up to personal preference as they each have their own benefits and drawbacks.

The spray systems available for rent at Home Depot are likely intended solely for painting houses and most likely would not be compatible with our paint. We have never put our paint through a latex sprayer, but I would not recommend trying it. Harbor Freight sells a few different options of both HVLP and Syphon spray guns for as low as 20-30 dollars, HVLP being the cheaper of the two. They also sell small portable compressors if you have limited space available for one.

Hope this helps!
-Jack

 

[SgtMajHarper]

Hi @az-bengal the HVLP system stands for "High Volume Low Pressure," whether to go with HVLP or Syphon is generally up to personal preference as they each have their own benefits and drawbacks.

The spray systems available for rent at Home Depot are likely intended solely for painting houses and most likely would not be compatible with our paint. We have never put our paint through a latex sprayer, but I would not recommend trying it. Harbor Freight sells a few different options of both HVLP and Syphon spray guns for as low as 20-30 dollars, HVLP being the cheaper of the two. They also sell small portable compressors if you have limited space available for one.

Hope this helps!
-Jack

I HATE (many) of Heartburn Freight 's tools.........but I have had great success with all of the air tools that I have purchased from them. I have a little air paint sprayer that I have used on a Gama Goat taking 1 gallon of Gillespie paint, 1/4 mix w/ Xylene and got @ 2-2 1/2 coats. Less than half a gallon for a Mule w/ maybe 3 coats and so far, less than a half gallon for 2-2 1/2 coats on an M151. I really like their paint and the same for my Harbor Freight paint sprayer.