enamel vs epoxy spray bomb

[jimreinarts]

anyone have and thought's on what would be a better choice for some of the smaller engine water exposed parts , wihtout a spray gun which one of these would hold up better.

[FlowMaxx]

If you use epoxy spray bomb make sure it is 75 plus degrees and low humidity or it won't dry right or at all. If you find a good epoxy spray bomb let me know as I have had several bad experiences

[Plan-b]

Epoxy tends to be very UV sensitive… turns to crap very quickly. I think the enamel spray bomb route would be the best way to go.

:cheers:

[Riverman]

I paid $37 for this one and have done tons of painting jobs with it. I even used it to shoot my gel. Not the right gun for gel by any means, but it worked.

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y66/river_57/gun.jpg

[Bruster]

Jim,

I have used the Preval to spray automotive acrylic urethane and they work great. Perfect choice if you don't have the spray guns and a compressor. I have a couple of threads on refinishing midsections. I will see if I can find one and paste the link.

http://www.prevalspraygun.com/

Heres the link for instructions: http://forums.screamandfly.com/forums/showthread.php?t=93713&highlight=ppg+dp

Bruce


anyone have and thought's on what would be a better choice for some of the smaller engine water exposed parts , wihtout a spray gun which one of these would hold up better.

[jimreinarts]

Thank's for all the ideas guy's

[Plan-b]

I paid $37 for this one and have done tons of painting jobs with it. I even used it to shoot my gel. Not the right gun for gel by any means, but it worked.

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y66/river_57/gun.jpg


Gotta love Princess Auto
:cheers:

[Riverman]

Gotta love Princess Auto
:cheers:You got it!!

[150aintenuff]

same gun at harbor freight is 14.99 :D:D:D:D

[KonaKustoms]

Your paint store can put good paint of your chioce in a bomb can!!
If you dont want to use a gun and compressor to apply it!!

[Bies]

Appliance Epoxy is pretty durable, may still want to clear it