#Multispec paint series

If this is purely a non-bleed gun system, is there a way I can use it with my turbine? Is that what it's for? To let air escape when using a turbine that has no relief valve? The pot itself has what seems to be a pressure relief knob. This is a non-bleeder type, correct? (I am somewhat clueless right now about HVLP) I bought the Accuspray #10 separately, and again have never used it. My Turbinaire system is designed for a bleeder gun. Last edited by Allan Speers 11-30-2021 at 5:29 PM. I'll also be first spraying KILZ Original Interior, which is a thick oil-based primer.Īny tips for getting through this job with what I have? I'd rather not thin the paint as that could compromise the 'multispec' look, but I will if I have to. They recommend a 4-stage system, but that is out of the question. And I have to spray several gallons of it. Unfortunately the stuff I'm about to spray is Rustoleum Multispec, which is water-based but very thick. This turbine is only 3-stage, rated for 130 CFM 6 PSI. I also have a huge assortment of tips & needles for the Accuspray gun.

#Multispec paint series

I also have an Accuspray Series 10 gun, with the mini regulator & gauge. The basic system is a Turbinaire Minipro Plus, with the original CX gun. I've been away from doing projects for a long, long time.ĭoing a project this week which requires my using an HVLP system which I bought long ago, and never used.