Everytime I spray this color it always comes out ruff. The other colors I spray come out smooth. Anyone else have this problem?
Thanks,
Kc
Thanks,
Kc
Gunsmithing Mil Spec OD Cerakote
- Thread starter ugsly
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Re: Mil Spec OD Cerakote
It seems the greens are like that. For the thermal cure stuff I run a .8 tip and open it 1.5 turns out. I spray at 18 psi with 50 psi on the gun. Too little paint or too much air tends to produce dry spray and I think thats the issue with the greens.
Try to get that wet look as your spraying and it lays down pretty good.
It seems the greens are like that. For the thermal cure stuff I run a .8 tip and open it 1.5 turns out. I spray at 18 psi with 50 psi on the gun. Too little paint or too much air tends to produce dry spray and I think thats the issue with the greens.
Try to get that wet look as your spraying and it lays down pretty good.
Re: Mil Spec OD Cerakote
I just sprayed Mil Spec OD about a week ago and it came out smooth and clean. I run with 35 PSI @ the gun, with a .8 tip, and paint about 4-6 inches away from the part. You want that wet but not runny look. Ill post some pictures here in a little while.
I am running the LPH-80 as well.
I just sprayed Mil Spec OD about a week ago and it came out smooth and clean. I run with 35 PSI @ the gun, with a .8 tip, and paint about 4-6 inches away from the part. You want that wet but not runny look. Ill post some pictures here in a little while.
I am running the LPH-80 as well.
Re: Mil Spec OD Cerakote
Im running an iwata lph80 .8 tip, parts are at room temp.
Im running a regulator at the gun, with it triggered PSI is 15. William are you running 50 PSI on a regulator at the gun?
Looks good deadly
Kc
Im running an iwata lph80 .8 tip, parts are at room temp.
Im running a regulator at the gun, with it triggered PSI is 15. William are you running 50 PSI on a regulator at the gun?
Looks good deadly
Kc
Re: Mil Spec OD Cerakote
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: ugsly</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Im running an iwata lph80 .8 tip, parts are at room temp.
Im running a regulator at the gun, with it triggered PSI is 15. William are you running 50 PSI on a regulator at the gun?
Looks good deadly
Kc </div></div>
50 psi leaving the compressor, 18 psi into the gun, regulator, gauge and dryer at the gun and compressor.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: ugsly</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Im running an iwata lph80 .8 tip, parts are at room temp.
Im running a regulator at the gun, with it triggered PSI is 15. William are you running 50 PSI on a regulator at the gun?
Looks good deadly
Kc </div></div>
50 psi leaving the compressor, 18 psi into the gun, regulator, gauge and dryer at the gun and compressor.
Re: Mil Spec OD Cerakote
We've had best results when parts are room temperature. Let m cool after sweating.
We've had best results when parts are room temperature. Let m cool after sweating.
Re: Mil Spec OD Cerakote
I had the same problem with white...found out I was fanning out the pattern too much.
I had the same problem with white...found out I was fanning out the pattern too much.
Re: Mil Spec OD Cerakote
I had that problem when I was spraying black, I changed a couple things and now i feel like a semi-pro cerakote applicator
1) narrow the fan - too wide causes dry spray
2) dont be affraid to get the spray gun close(4 inches or so). I started too far away - dry sprayed like crazy. It takes a LOT to get this stuff to run.
3) Turn the pressure down. I ran the gun at 45 PSI - dry sprayed like a bitch. When I squeeze the trigger I'm running 35 PSI and it comes out real nice.
Pretty much after cerakoting 4 guns I got all the flaws worked out in my method and the results are impressive.
I had that problem when I was spraying black, I changed a couple things and now i feel like a semi-pro cerakote applicator
1) narrow the fan - too wide causes dry spray
2) dont be affraid to get the spray gun close(4 inches or so). I started too far away - dry sprayed like crazy. It takes a LOT to get this stuff to run.
3) Turn the pressure down. I ran the gun at 45 PSI - dry sprayed like a bitch. When I squeeze the trigger I'm running 35 PSI and it comes out real nice.
Pretty much after cerakoting 4 guns I got all the flaws worked out in my method and the results are impressive.
Re: Mil Spec OD Cerakote
Deadly0311,
Very nice looking work.
Regards, Paul.
Deadly0311,
Very nice looking work.
Regards, Paul.
Re: Mil Spec OD Cerakote
Every gun sprays different but I try to keep air pressure down to just where the paint atomizes good.
Every gun sprays different but I try to keep air pressure down to just where the paint atomizes good.
Re: Mil Spec OD Cerakote
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: 30calsniper</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Every gun sprays different but I try to keep air pressure down to just where the paint atomizes good. </div></div>
+1
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: 30calsniper</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Every gun sprays different but I try to keep air pressure down to just where the paint atomizes good. </div></div>
+1
Re: Mil Spec OD Cerakote
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: ugsly</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Im running an iwata lph80 .8 tip, parts are at room temp.
Im running a regulator at the gun, with it triggered PSI is 15. William are you running 50 PSI on a regulator at the gun?
Looks good deadly
Kc </div></div>
I want an LPH-80.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: ugsly</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Im running an iwata lph80 .8 tip, parts are at room temp.
Im running a regulator at the gun, with it triggered PSI is 15. William are you running 50 PSI on a regulator at the gun?
Looks good deadly
Kc </div></div>
I want an LPH-80.
Re: Mil Spec OD Cerakote
LPH-80 is nice......its crazy the difference a good gun makes
LPH-80 is nice......its crazy the difference a good gun makes
Re: Mil Spec OD Cerakote
+2 on a good gun, so much nicer to spray. My father in law owned a body shop for 40+ years. He ruined me....
Kc
+2 on a good gun, so much nicer to spray. My father in law owned a body shop for 40+ years. He ruined me....
Kc
Re: Mil Spec OD Cerakote
[img=http://img716.imageshack.us/img716/8527/img078h.th.jpg]
These are both of Milspec OD Cerakote.
Sorry about the link I have never posted pics before for some reason it kept coming up as a clickable thumbnail when i changed it to full size.
[img=http://img716.imageshack.us/img716/8527/img078h.th.jpg]
These are both of Milspec OD Cerakote.
Sorry about the link I have never posted pics before for some reason it kept coming up as a clickable thumbnail when i changed it to full size.
