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   DougU | Jan 09, 2007 06:51am | #1

   I dont use mine everyday but I want a good one when I need it.

   If price is important, and I understand that, and you arnt planning on using it all that much maybe you should look at the Campbell-Housefeld (sp?).  My ex boss had one and it worked OK.

   Doug

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   Abm | Jan 09, 2007 07:30am | #2

   I would suggest watching Ebay for a good used name brand model. I picked up a slightly used Spraytech model for about forty percent of what a new one would cost. It has worked perfect for over three years now, not that we use it every day but it's noce to have a really good one to use when you need it. Even if it needs to be rebuilt in the future I will still have a lot less into it than just buying new.

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   DougU | Jan 09, 2007 02:41pm | #3

   Another good option.

   Doug

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   Sancho | Jan 09, 2007 05:44pm | #4

   turbineaire (sp) is a good one. Very economical when you figure they add in the N&N.

   That is if your looking at a turbine powered one. Now compressed air (conversion) HVLP are more cost effective b/c your just buying the gun not the turbine.

   I use the accuspray versamax LVLP. I bought that one b/c I can use it with my 4 gal twin tank emglo.

   Jeff at Homestead has alot of different guns at reasonable prices.

   contact him at

   http://www.homesteadfinishing.com

    

                

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   handymanvan | Jan 10, 2007 07:37am | #5

   I bought one from Harbor Freight with the blower and gun, it runs between 70 and 100. I have use mine for years, I commonly run Oil Based Kilz (thinned) and Semi-Gloss Latex-thinned. It works good and is cheap. Mine is the grey one---This is not the one I have but it might do for light use http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/displayitem.taf?Itemnumber=91772