Devilbiss FinishLine HVLP Guns

[Joe_Rocket]

Any painters out there have any experience with these Devilbiss FinishLine Guns?

Eastwood has this pair for awful cheap... So cheap I tend to think they aren't any good. But then I haven't bought a spray gun since my pair of old Binks Model 7's 15 years ago. Anyhow, I'm looking for a best I can do quality/dollar.


Here's the Eastwood link

http://www.eastwoodco.com/jump.jsp?i...rID=240&KICKER

[68protouring454]

i have used one and i have one i used for priming, they are a good gun for someone not doing it alot, you can get a bunch of different tips for them to do different things, like a 1.3 or 1.4 for base/clear, a 1.8 or 2.0 for priming, they are throwaway guns once worn out, but i doubt you will ever see that.
the tip size is the biggest thing to painting base/clear
jake

[yellowrallys]

I have a Finishline and a Sata, and believe it or not, I like using the FL as much as the Sata. I can't get used to the feel of the Sata like I did the FL. Check with Len at Autobodystore.com before buying. Sometimes he is cheaper than anyone else.

[68protouring454]

the finish line is hvlp and is real slow on base and clear, you probaly have a sata rp or conventional which is making suck a difference, i like being real slow on base and fast on clear, but everyone has there own way
jake

[ProdigyCustoms]

I have one, have used it for base and clear, it works OK but basically i just do not HVLP for clear. Still use it as one of my base guns, but a digital RP (reduced pressure) is hard to beat for clear, or a conventional jet 90 of which I have a few. But either a jet 90 or digital RP will set you back $350 to $450 even at the best e bay deal. I think my finishline gun was $125 or so with a couple tips.