I need a little guidance in selecting a 3rd AB. I'd like to add a
single action, internal mix to our collection. We (family) do more than
just modeling with them so I'm trying to cover all my bases/needs
(along with my young sons).
So far this is what's going on -
Have an Iwata Eclipse BCS.
Planning on getting an Iwata HP-CS or an HP-C Plus soon.
Was thinking of getting the Vega 600 from Badgers garage sale for $20, but they are sold out.
So now I'm considering one of these Badger models -
200 NH
200-20
200 G
The 200 NH seems like a good choice because it has the larger
bottom-feed paint bottle option which would cover more area between
refills. But the 200 G offers the option of finer lines, but I guess
that's when I would use my Iwata gravity-feed if I get it first.
Will be spraying base coats, top coats (probably large areas) mostly;
of enamels, textile paints - all heavier mediums. Plan on spraying
things such as canvas, T-shirts, walls, autos (local race cars mostly),
helmets, model cars (one color), etc...
Having all 3 AB's attached to a manifold loaded and ready to spray is
the plan of action on certain projects. Air is not a problem, will be
using my garage air compressor.
Also I'm trying to keep the little hands of my children off my Iwata's.
Found my D/A, straight-line sander, air chisel, grinder, air drill,
paint gun, body hammers, air hoses and regulators... but where is my
automatic oiler and the jug of pneumatic air tool oil? Guess I could go
back to the daily drip-in-tool method.