Well I am back in business. Compressor is all Fixed and we have had a new super duper Air dryer and filters fitted. Breather-able air to all outlets in factory.
Had some time tonight to guide coat and sand. Its amazing how quick sanding is with and orbital vs full hand sanding.
Posted: Mon May 07, 2012 5:25 pm Post subject: Re: mono
carplips wrote:
popcorn gun in the middle , just in front of the styrene monomer
I've been thinking about buying one of these cup guns for my rebuild. Does anyone ever use them as a wet out gun for resin on large layups? I would have thought this would be a really quick way to wetout parts like hardtops and large panels?
Buggy,
This rebuild is top notch. Keep up the great work.
Posted: Mon May 07, 2012 6:42 pm Post subject: Re: mono
spargs wrote:
carplips wrote:
popcorn gun in the middle , just in front of the styrene monomer
I've been thinking about buying one of these cup guns for my rebuild. Does anyone ever use them as a wet out gun for resin on large layups? I would have thought this would be a really quick way to wetout parts like hardtops and large panels?
Buggy,
This rebuild is top notch. Keep up the great work.
no spargs its a gel coat gun only and would be a useless waste of time trying to run resin through it. The cups only hold 900ml max . If you are glassing correctly , trying to use this gun would be many times slower.
regs carpy _________________ If God wanted you to know everything , he would have made you a boat repairer.
I've been thinking about buying one of these cup guns for my rebuild. Does anyone ever use them as a wet out gun for resin on large layups? I would have thought this would be a really quick way to wetout parts like hardtops and large panels?
Hi spargs
I have to agree with carpy these pop corn guns (G100-6) are no good for wetting out due to fluid capacity But they do sell nozzles to spray resins. I think they are a 3.1mm to 4.7mm.
You can also get a G660-4.0 Production Gelcoat Gravity Spray Gun. I have used these guns in the past but you have to clean them quickly and thoroughly.
They do make a external mix gun (G200-6)
You can also get G150-6 and G250-6 which hook up to a bucket. These would be ok for wetting out. I would buy the external mix model (G250-6). You would waste little to no resin.
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