> I was thinking of getting an HVLP systems for my woodworking and I
> wondered If this would be good for painting the car as well.
>
> HVLP is High Volume Low Pressure. Woodworkers swear by it for
> applying stains and finishes, and most who have switched from regular
> air compressors will not go back. It has the advantage of more material
> gets on the part than in the air - more efficient.
>
> Are auto painters doing the same? Have they discovered HVLP?
>
> There is an article in the current "Fine Woodworking" on a build it yourself
> HVLP sytem. I might build that for my woodwork, and test it for auto.
>
> Let me know if you have a thought on HVLP for auto painting.
> thanks,
> -Ted weverka@boulder.colorado.edu
CLASSIC AUTO RESTORER had an article on this very subject 2 or 3
years ago. Their conclusion was that HVLP systems were easier to use
and did an excellent job. If you're interested I'll dig out the
article and send you a copy.
Roland
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