I want too get into guitar finishing...

[woodchuck30]

Hay guys I got two cents worth, I've done some spraying, had problems with gun adjustments fluid feed air pressure general type problems. With a little pratice you can paint like danny, In 10 years No kidding it take a lot of practice, just like playing the guitar, if you don't use it you loose it.

[oipunkguy]

I do so much spraying I'm always high off lacquer fumes lol. Pretty soon I will have killed so many brain cells that I'll forget how to play the guitar, heh.

[woodchuck30]

Yeah! thats a legal buz

[oipunkguy]

hey guys,

this is a kinda a dumb question, but have any of you tried using those Wagner power painters? those things are suppose to be for house painting, latex paints, things of that nature, but I wonder if it could be used for guitars. thanks.

[dubtrub]

Those units are for blasting out thick paints like house paint. They will not work for lacquers or enamels used in finish work. For guitar finishes one needs a spray gun that will put out a fan of 'fine' spray with continuous even pressure.

[oipunkguy]

Cool deal. I kinda figured it wouldn't be doable, but since I never used one I just thought I'd ask. Thanks Danny.

[woodchuck30]

Hay guys, Wagner has a new one on the market they say it will spray thin materials like stain and stuff like that. Might want to check it out.

[oipunkguy]

might be a good idea woodchuck, if you were stain something like furniture in bulk.

[KRamone27]

I think this is what he's talking about. http://www.wagnerspraytech.com/portal/wagner_controlspray_double_duty_spray,303685,747.html

[oigun]

Hi this Gal from holland is spraying her guitars with a wagner. I dont know wich type but maybe you could drop her a line and ask for her expieriences.

http://charlotte-mijnders.magix.net/website/

charlotte.mijnders@hetnet.nl


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