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Selecting Spray Gun & Coating for Wrought Iron

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The primary focus is on selecting the correct spray gun and setup for painting wrought iron fences, specifically to control overspray. The user identifies the need to spray Rust-Oleum's Industrial Enamel. For this task, the recommended equipment includes an Apollo Precision Pro LE turbine HVLP (High Volume Low Pressure) system paired with an Apollo 7700 atomizer gun. The gun is configured with a 1.3 needle and nozzle set, which is appropriate for the viscosity of industrial enamels, and an HSB (High Solids Basics) cap is used. This specific combination of HVLP technology, needle/nozzle size, and air cap is crucial for achieving fine atomization and minimizing material waste due to overspray on intricate structures like wrought iron.

Goal: To effectively spray paint wrought iron fences with industrial enamel and control overspray, the video recommends an Apollo Precision Pro LE HVLP system with a 7700 atomizer gun, a 1.3 needle/nozzle set, and an HSB cap.

Tools and materials

  • 1.3 Needle and Nozzle Set
  • Apollo 7700 Atomizer Gun
  • Apollo Precision Pro LE HVLP System
  • HSB (High Solids Basics) Cap
  • Rust-Oleum's Industrial Enamel

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to control overspray when spraying wrought iron fences I really like using the Apollo Precision Pro Le with a 7700 atomizer gun I'm spraying here rust-oleum's industrial enamel I'm using a 1.3 needle and nozzle set with an HSB cap to help control overspray I get this set up from paint life Supply go absolutely amazing sprayer for controlling overspray

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