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I have been doing mostly work for a couple machine shops, with pretty good success.
This is the first motorcycle frame I have done. It is a custom built and “supposedly” there will be more plus all of the add on stuff.
This was done in PBTP’s Copper Vein with a clear coat. I managed to get both coats on without “Hot Flocking”.
I am using a hobby gun for now. I think I will be upgrading very soon.
I am looking at the china gun from PBTP. The only concern I have about it is the cup.
(1) There is only one that comes with it. I would think there should at least be a second one.
(2) It appears to be small, which could be good for some jobs. But usually when I am coating I do more than one job at a time. That makes me have to use different colors and sometimes different types of powder. Just how quickly and how thoroughly can you change and clean the cup and gun?
(3) It should come with some type of adapter that would make it possible to use a larger container. A lot of the jobs I do use up a lot of powder.
Which brings up another question? I have seen comments that the gun works real well, and does a good job. What about the amount of powder used? Have you seen a big difference in the amount of powder used compared to other guns?
That is long winded enough for now.
Thanks for the opportunity to unwind and especially thanks for all the help so far.
This is the first motorcycle frame I have done. It is a custom built and “supposedly” there will be more plus all of the add on stuff.
This was done in PBTP’s Copper Vein with a clear coat. I managed to get both coats on without “Hot Flocking”.
I am using a hobby gun for now. I think I will be upgrading very soon.
I am looking at the china gun from PBTP. The only concern I have about it is the cup.
(1) There is only one that comes with it. I would think there should at least be a second one.
(2) It appears to be small, which could be good for some jobs. But usually when I am coating I do more than one job at a time. That makes me have to use different colors and sometimes different types of powder. Just how quickly and how thoroughly can you change and clean the cup and gun?
(3) It should come with some type of adapter that would make it possible to use a larger container. A lot of the jobs I do use up a lot of powder.
Which brings up another question? I have seen comments that the gun works real well, and does a good job. What about the amount of powder used? Have you seen a big difference in the amount of powder used compared to other guns?
That is long winded enough for now.
Thanks for the opportunity to unwind and especially thanks for all the help so far.
JUST GOTTA LOVE THOSE PUPPIES
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