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A lot of variables to consider to give a good answer to that one.
Air pressure, type of paint, the viscosity of the paint and needle control. (Single or dual action).
Generally a 0.4 is OK for most things, moving down to a smaller size for very fine detail and/or thin paints/lacquers.
A lot of variables to consider to give a good answer to that one.
Air pressure, type of paint, the viscosity of the paint and needle control. (Single or dual action).
Generally a 0.4 is OK for most things, moving down to a smaller size for very fine detail and/or thin paints/lacquers.
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Hi Ian , using mrp paint , spraying at 15 psi , I have harder and steenback infinity 2 in 1 , does this seem ok
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