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    1. #21
      Join Date
      Nov 2003
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      Maine
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      iwata

      the lph400 is not really a hvlp, there a lowpressure high volume gun, the w 400 is like the sata rp, its reduced pressure around 30 psi, but more like a conventional gun, and really it comes down to the painter on what he likes. now if your spraying at home the lphv400 would be best as you want about 20 psi at the gun so it will have alot less overspray then the w 400, . its just a slow gun for clear, i like a fast gun, but there are plenty of guys out there using it for clear.
      good luck
      jake



    2. #22
      Join Date
      Nov 2004
      Location
      Eastern Washington
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      1,346
      Quote Originally Posted by 68protouring454
      the w400 is a killer clear gun, as its a bit faster then the lph300, it uses 29 psi at the gun where as the 300 uses 19-21 psi, if i had both i would use the 300 for base and the 400 for clear, if i were going to buy one i would go with the w400 very similer to the sata rp but with more atomization and pattern
      jake
      I have been keeping an eye out for a gun that I can use with my air compressor. Would you recommend these for a person who doesnt have an industry compressor, but a little shop 6HP model? I would really like a good low volume compressor, but they are just too hard to find.

      OOPS! NEVERMIND. I DIDNT SEE THE 2ND PAGE. SORRY.

    3. #23
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      Nov 2003
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      Maine
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      iwata

      you will have to look at specs on gun most hvlps need 10-12 cfm at 90 psi, most small compressors do not even have that,
      jake

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