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What Paint Gun???

Body work and Paint Q & A
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Dragthatchit   +1y
Originally posted by dragin61



sata rp is pimp.

WORD!!!
Choppin22s   +1y
Sata RP is the shit. i have a develbis finishline and it gets the job done. and its a few hundred cheaper.
vincer   +1y

Lay2Low   +1y
i use the sata nr2000 for matalics or the develbis gti then i was the sata rp for clear. i like useing a 1.3 tip for paint and a 1.4 for clear
lowgmc   +1y
the rp is good for clear coat
crippled4life   +1y
sata...iwata is garbage
TOYOTASAURUSREX   +1y
Originally posted by crippled4life



sata...iwata is garbage

lol, um I don't know what vehicles you have to back up your claim, but I have plenty to back up mine. What a paint gun is capable of is actually up to the painter. Paint technique often dictates what type of gun you should use. I find that Sata's are best suited for people who like to shoot fast and overlap a lot. Iwata works best for people who like to shoot slower and overlap less. I know many production painters who swear by Sata. I have used Sata and as I stated previously, didn't care for it. This doesn't make Sata a piece of crap, just doesn't work for me. But I am a full time custom painter. Iwata works for the way I do things. And my work speaks for itself, nuf said.
Severed701   +1y
i agree with charles...im a production painter and i go fast..i love the nr2000 and the RP..i prefer the RP because of its speed. a local supplier let me try out a iwata lph400 for a week and it seemed like a pretty good gun..would just take some getting used to, to go from a sata to an iwata
streetsweeper1   +1y
Originally posted by TOYOTASAURUSREX



Originally posted by crippled4life



sata...iwata is garbage

lol, um I don't know what vehicles you have to back up your claim, but I have plenty to back up mine. What a paint gun is capable of is actually up to the painter. Paint technique often dictates what type of gun you should use. I find that Sata's are best suited for people who like to shoot fast and overlap a lot. Iwata works best for people who like to shoot slower and overlap less. I know many production painters who swear by Sata. I have used Sata and as I stated previously, didn't care for it. This doesn't make Sata a piece of crap, just doesn't work for me. But I am a full time custom painter. Iwata works for the way I do things. And my work speaks for itself, nuf said.



yes I agree your work does speak for itself. I am a big fan of the "time machine" Do my grafix for free bro!!! PLEASE!!!