I'm just finishing painting (Omni MTK) the (seems like) endless number of parts for my 51 Cub. As I reassemble them onto the frame, more and more I wish I had another gun with a 1-2 inch spray pattern for the small areas, missed spots, and bolt heads, etc. Is this what a spot gun is for? Seems like the spot guns I've seen advertised are just a regular gun with a 8 oz cup. Does it give you a smaller pattern as well? Can you buy an airbrush that will work with MTK?

My regular gun is a turbine driven HVLP bleeder gun (1.3 mm tip). I don't seem to be able to reduce the spray profile less than perhaps 4", although perhaps I'm not doing it correctly (less air and paint?). I checked but the manufacturer doesn't offer smaller profile guns.

I'd appreciate your suggestions.

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