In this how-to guide you will learn about the tools and equipment you will need to spray paint classic cars like a pro. From understanding technical specifications and sizes of air compressors, to the different types of paint guns, air filters, moisture traps, air fed masks, hoses, gauges and pressure regulators. We also cover paint nozzles, air caps, fluid tips and needles on both gravity fed and suction fed paint guns.
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