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what kinda guns are people using im looking at picking up one but im not sure what the best bang for the buck would be or who to order from, and i have an air compressor
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I use a chopper gun but mine doesn't spray resine it just chopps the "tow". i use a spray gun made for gel coat and resin with disposable cups to spray my resin. the gun cost me about $160.00 and the chopper was about $180.00 it saves you a lot of time in the long run if you do a lot of projects. but just for one or two i would do it the old fasioned way. you can find them at Spruce aircraft and specialty(they send free catalogs ,HUGE catalogs did i say free.
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yeah im refering to the chopper gun with the mat and resin, im just lookn to spend a couple hundred but i want a reliable tool
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quote:Originally posted by intrepidguy: yeah im refering to the chopper gun with the mat and resin, im just lookn to spend a couple hundred but i want a reliable tool
You won't find a chopper gun that sprays mat and resin for a couple of hundred bucks. A full system is expensive. A separate chopper gun and external mix gel dump gun are going to be much more affordable, reliable, and require less maintanance.
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I second Chris' suggestion, buy them seperately. I just got a new one at work........$4,599.00 and that's not including the handy little roll around stand for 55 gallon drums!!
But you know what's really cool....he sold me his old one for a really, really, really cheap price!!
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