How To Get AMAZING Results With A $15 Harbor Freight Paint Gun! 

What type of paint gun is that and I was thinking of covering window's then doing it.

milk isnt thin ..Unless you're using skim

did you use paint thinner, approximately how much per gallon of paint?

What size compressor was yours ?

For Free? Nobody does anything for free my man. He gets monetized by the ads. Now it is pennies but a good (and yes he is good) content provider creates larger audiences that help him. That and his patreon and "merch" as well. Is he rolling in the millions? Not likely, but he is creating an audience. Not kicking the man just saying everyone does it.

Awesome. Keep on rocking Frankie

just sit the gun down.

Yeah you just leave it on a hook until the next coat, you don't want to leave it too long in a hot booth or the warmed chemicals can begin to harden the lacquer.. always clean it thoroughly after the paint job though!

Yes!!! Including jambs

Good idea

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Same with me, I had problems with clear coat because my garage is on woodworking too and some dust got into the clear coat and I hadn't got any filters so couple of spots appeared, but now I'll try to fix it with 1200 sand paper and some polishing

@@pepelazy3249 If possible, get some thin plastic sheets from Home Depot and make a simple (portable) paint booth. You can make a simple frame out of PVC pipe and the 90° corners, etc. Not sure how big an item you are trying to paint (full-size cars or parts) but a little bit of plastic (anywhere in the room) is going to help.

What air compressor do you use??

Which adapter did you use for the PPS 2.0?

Try finding an add on tank for your compressor, just a simple 10 to 20 gallon size will do. (IE Harbor Freight portable aluminum tire filing tank will do). Two ways to set up: 1. Place a pipe “T” where your normal quick connect is set up on tank. Build a short hose (min 3/8” ID) with standard couplers & fittings and just plug in when you paint. 2. If you have a permanent set up you can run a regular PVC pipe down the wall etc., to where you are painting. Some distance is helpful, the further away the tank gets the better the water control. Juat connect to that tank and then to your spray gun instead of going back to the original tank on the compressor. Adding more volume will help your pressure to be more stable although you will have to wait longer to fill initially. It would be a problem if you were using the compressor constantly to blow off parts, etc, but for painting you wait between coats so there is plenty of time for the compressor to build back up. PS. You can also purchase an inexpensive compressor from Harbor Freight, etc, when they’re on sale. Just hook the two together when you are painting and need the extra volume. Probably $100 will get you a decent one, for occasional use.

Still pretty tough using this gun but it’s possible 😍

@@PaintSociety ive done a few things in my life after a little deep studying that i was told wasnt possible by a beginner.

@gringo loco2 thanks, trying not to buy a compressor for this one project. 🍻

I have about the same it's a parkside so it's made from the same factory anyway, I bought the cups like the 3M ones(the cheap one on amazon or aliexpress) it work better with thoses, dont have to watch for the cups to spill everywhere or moving too mast and fluid overflow on the sides. I needed to paint the undercarriage so yeah not a great choice with the OE cups! I still use it, the tips doesnt changed like he show. I spray epoxy primer, base and clear. Primer is easy and allways good, clear is tought to many variables and base not great not terrible!

at least 60 gallon with 11 cfm

@@chiwy909 70

not only that, the nozzle is 1.7

@@monishaclark3049 2.0

@@chiwy909 I don’t have that type of money

Thanks Steven!

Watch all of them fella . Brian really does help us DIY guys.. simple n to the point very good instructor.. kids in class probably wait allday to be in his class...