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HI lads looking to spray my seats can someone tell me which is the best nozzle size gun to have i read some time back that someone had great results with doing it but can,t find the thread ,i know furniture clinic do their own but i heard they clog up if you can help that would be super as i do not know which size is best 1.5mm 2.0mm do i go for more or less thanks paul
I used the Furniture Clinic spray gun and yes it did clog occasionally but that was partly bad practice on my part - warming the paint and diluting it slightly helped significantly.
I also tried this https://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/product/details... but preferred the FC one
I also tried this https://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/product/details... but preferred the FC one
paul2000 said:
HI lads looking to spray my seats can someone tell me which is the best nozzle size gun to have i read some time back that someone had great results with doing it but can,t find the thread ,i know furniture clinic do their own but i heard they clog up if you can help that would be super as i do not know which size is best 1.5mm 2.0mm do i go for more or less thanks paul
Paul, that might have been me:http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?t=139...
I used a cheapy Silverline job from Toolstation. It did the job fine. A word of warning, try and make sure you identify which part of the seat is leather and which is vinyl because the vinyl doesn't take the dye very well. I also trowelled in the dye to the deaper cracks to fill them before spraying. Good luck and my seats still look good a year later. Pete
I also did my I interior with the furniture clinic kit, I hired their compressor as I had heard reports of the propellant cans freezing.
Yes the nozzle can block every so often as the paint is thick, but a regular prod with a pin keeps it clean.
I did my seats 2 years ago and still look as good.

Yes the nozzle can block every so often as the paint is thick, but a regular prod with a pin keeps it clean.
I did my seats 2 years ago and still look as good.

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