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September 25, at am. The critter says it needs 3 cfm at 90 psi. English Choose a language for shopping. DIY Guides. Audio HiFi. Learn more about Amazon Prime.

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From Our Brands. Packaging Option. New Arrivals. International Shipping. Amazon Global Store. There's a problem loading this menu right now. Learn more about Amazon Prime. Get free delivery with Amazon Prime. Back to top. Is it easier to adjust one vs. Will one cover faster than another? Will they spray all the same stuff? Is one easier to use? And how small a compressor can I run a Critter? Can I use a MAC?

I'm sure a lot of readers here are probably at about the same point as I am just thinking of spraying , so hopefully this helps others, too. Tags: None. Here is what I got and I love it. Service and answers to questions from the folks at Gleem was also very good and helpufl. Comment Post Cancel. Can't tell you anything about the other HVLP, but i love my critter. I think i am just repeating myself on this forum, but here it goes - - critter has practically no cleaning.

So you will see a lot of recycling of the compressor, and i own the PC 6 gallon one. Last edited by radhak ; , PM. It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it. The critter says it needs 3 cfm at 90 psi. Your mac puts out 3.

The PC is a great sprayer and I highly recommend it if you're looking for an air gun, though it's rated at 8. There is no comparison between HVLP and siphon. A air siphon gun creates an awful lot of overspray. Actually the circular-only pattern is enough of a reason for me to choose something else. It really isn't bad cleaning the canister. And since you really only want to mix and thin about as much material as you need, it's not like you'll have a ton of full mason jars of thinned left overs.

As such, I'm more used to and comfortable with an air gun. Last edited by skruffy ; , PM. I've got both but I bought them for different purposes so I can't give a heads-up comparison.

I bought the HPLV for spraying finish for furniture projects.

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