HarryPutnam
New member
Sorry for the lamer question but after googling up a few basic descriptions and pictures of rigs for HVLP painting... I get the impression the paint is syphoned.
It isn't clear in the pictures if there is any pressure applied to the paint. All I'm finding with google, are guns with quart cups looking like syphon rigs.
If hvlp relies on syphon then I wonder if it suffers from the same problems as conventional spraying where you have to keep the cup positioned level to get good results.
I use conventional (compressor) spraying and pressurized pot to avoid that very problem. But as you may know that method does suffer from overspray and waste problems.
Maybe someone with HVLP experience can explain how the setup works?
It isn't clear in the pictures if there is any pressure applied to the paint. All I'm finding with google, are guns with quart cups looking like syphon rigs.
If hvlp relies on syphon then I wonder if it suffers from the same problems as conventional spraying where you have to keep the cup positioned level to get good results.
I use conventional (compressor) spraying and pressurized pot to avoid that very problem. But as you may know that method does suffer from overspray and waste problems.
Maybe someone with HVLP experience can explain how the setup works?