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Critter Spray Gun?

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Clarkbug

03-07-2007 18:58:28




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Hey Everyone.

I was poking around on the web last night, and I came across this:

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(If for some reason you cant see the link, go to amazon dot com, and search for "critter", then click on the first item that comes up)

I was just wondering if anyone has used one of these, or if they had any thoughts on it. I am wanting to do some painting of my M, but will probably only do small parts at a time. For now it was going to be a rattle can job, but I just picked up a Dewalt compressor to try and help with things, and thought maybe a spray gun would help out.

I particularly like the idea of being able to keep my paint in the mason jars, and then having another of solvent to help clean things up. (BTW, Im not looking for a parade job, or a fancy restoration, just something other than grease or rust on the outside of the ol' girl)

Thanks in advance for your thoughts.

~Bug

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glennster

03-08-2007 07:31:00




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 Re: Critter Spray Gun? in reply to Clarkbug, 03-07-2007 18:58:28  
i took a look at it, it doesnt have any method of adjusting pattern or paint volume. it doesnt look like it would be able to spray any of the heavier paints like an alkyd implement paint without a lot of thinning. you may want to look at a siphon gun from either napa or sears, or the local farm store. be sure you can get replacement parts for the gun , otherwise, you will tosss the gun if you need parts

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