[Heathkit] Paint gun for boat anchors

[RBethman]

Folks,

This has gone on MORE than enough!

Each and everyone on this AND the other lists dealing with older gear, 
have OUR methods for painting them.

There is NO one way!  The Ham Operators are a VERY mixed lot.

We simply have a HOBBY.  As such we spend our $$$ in the manner that WE 
can afford.

IF you paint for a living - SO BE IT.  The majority DO NOT.

So let us let this die.  Unless SOMEONE wants to start up a NEW List, 
Moderate it, and put the TIME, EFFORT, and ENERGY into it for THIS purpose.

We now return to the "irregular scheduled postings"!

Bob - N0DGN

> Carl,
> Please stop the prattle. Go back to all of my posts
> regarding this and see that I mentioned these things. 
> 
> The bottom line is that despite your advocating HVLP
> systems, a model paint gun system is perrrrrfectly
> adequate so you don't have to $pend lot$ of $$$ on
> $etting up an HVLP $y$tem. 
> 
> You may do this for a living. Some of us don't. 
> 
> Cal 
> --- jeremy-ca <km1h at jeremy.mv.com> wrote:
> 
>> > I suggest that you proof read your comments before
>> > posting. Nowhere was 
>> > Badger or air can mentioned.
>> > 
>> > I use a nice quality import dual action airbrush and
>> > CO2 cans when set up at 
>> > car shows to do custom touches such as color
>> > blending flames, panel 
>> > painting, etc. The brush kit is $30, probably less
>> > expensive than a new 
>> > Badger.
>> > 
>> > I still wouldnt use it on a large panel nor would I
>> > buy anything from the HF 
>> > junk shop.
>> > HF set up in MA some years ago. They had so many
>> > consumer complaints that 
>> > the state shut them down.
>> > 
>> > Carl