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Crouselambra · 01-06-2006

Well, from what I gather your use will be, my recommendation would be the Iwata Revolution CR (Gravity feed). It will do everything you';ve mentioned, and then some. I've found mine to cover broad areas well, and can achieve quite fine lines with it. I think they have a .5mm nozzle now, but mine has a .35mm. They're quick and easy to clean, easy to operate and easy to learn with. The only minus I've found is that the screw in nozzle is easy to break if you don't thread it properly, but that's a mistake you only make once... Hope this helps... Jay.

01-06-2006	#2 (permalink)
Crouselambra MEMBER Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 188	Re: Figuring out what I need; any advice? Well, from what I gather your use will be, my recommendation would be the Iwata Revolution CR (Gravity feed). It will do everything you';ve mentioned, and then some. I've found mine to cover broad areas well, and can achieve quite fine lines with it. I think they have a .5mm nozzle now, but mine has a .35mm. They're quick and easy to clean, easy to operate and easy to learn with. The only minus I've found is that the screw in nozzle is easy to break if you don't thread it properly, but that's a mistake you only make once... Hope this helps... Jay.