[backwoods]

Ok for those of you who use gravity fed paint guns what do you use to hold the gun either while filling the cup or while you putting your mask on before spraying? Awhile back i had seen a stand at harbour freight but i dont see it on the website anymore.

 

[backwoods]

after a google search i found it
http://www.harborfreight.com/gravity-feed-spray-gun-stand-34958.html

 

[backwoods]

heres the eastwood version which looks the same an about the same price only for me i use the 3m pps system so it doesnt mater about the filter holder
http://www.eastwood.com/gravity-fee...e=&network=s&gclid=CN7gg9uY-dECFVQGhgodTdsCvQ

an here is the pps sysytem

http://3mcollision.com/products/featured-products/pps-starter-kits

 

[johndeereelfman]

Sorry Greg, I can't help you much as I only use spray cans. Good luck!

 

[backwoods]

thanks Troy i use spray cans for the motors an frames

 

[truck21]

And I'm best to leave my hands off all paint.

 

[Kster526]

It's been many years since Ive held a spray gun and have ever only used the old style. Have not had an opportunity to try the newest latest and greatest. At one part I held one daily and a detail gun . Now I'm happy just to use spray bombs. Clean up is easier though.

 

[backwoods]

im thinking i might have to go to harbor freight with the part number an hope they have it ill need one for in march while im painting a few projects an as well as at home while i i paint a few this summer

 

[backwoods]

It's been many years since Ive held a spray gun and have ever only used the old style. Have not had an opportunity to try the newest latest and greatest. At one part I held one daily and a detail gun . Now I'm happy just to use spray bombs. Clean up is easier though.

thats why im ordering the pps system that 3m makes i used it in college an loved it an at home itll be nicer then having all kinds of thinner laying around