Hobbyists, automobile enthusiasts, and trim paint artists would all agree on one thing: owning the appropriate spray pattern gun is essential for obtaining the perfect results on the project you are working on.
A spray pattern gun may be the difference between a simple paint job and a truly artistic creation, depending on what kind of project is being worked on.
The Paasche Talon spray pattern gun is the ideal tool for delicate or diminutive paint jobs such as adding lines to a car or motorcycle or adding detail to a model railway. The Paasche Talon accomplishes this due to its gravity-fed airbrush system that can provide amazing detail from minute linear graphics to sprays up to 1.5 inches in width. This pattern gun can be used in an array of ways, from automobile detailing, graphic arts, fingernail designs, temporary tattoos, and so forth.
If the project being worked requires a more sizeable application, such as painting or refinishing a vehicle, a bigger spray gun would be necessary. Guns such as these are generally referred to as High-Volume-Low-Pressure (HVLP) spray paint guns and are available in a variety of styles and have an assortment of accessories based on what they will be used for. Fuji makes a HVLP spray gun called the Pressurized G-Xpc. This gun is gravity-fed and does not bleed which makes it ideal for paining automobiles. It delivers paint via a gravity feed rather than via air pressure which prevents paint from bleeding or clogging the nozzle, resulting in a more even application. These spray guns often come with various accessories including spray caps of differing sizes. The size of the spray cap will determine the size of the actual spray of paint, from a wide paint mist to a more concise paint spray. These spray guns can generally hold one quart of paint but adding a hose and adapter can increase the capacity of the gun, if desired. Larger spray guns such as these are utilized in a myriad of ways, from painting and staining houses or decks, spraying vehicles, and even applying artificial tanning agents to the entire body.
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