A tank size of at least 50 to 100 liters is recommended to provide a steady buffer and prevent the motor from running non-stop while you paint.
Always use the included air regulator to set the "at-the-gun" pressure to roughly 1.5 to 2.0 bar (22–29 PSI) while the trigger is pulled for the best results.
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To run these HVLP (High Volume Low Pressure) guns effectively, your compressor should provide a minimum of 250 to 350 L/min (approx. 9–12 CFM) of air displacement.
HVLP technology requires a high volume of air at a lower pressure to achieve proper atomization and a professional finish without excessive overspray.
While a small DIY compressor might trigger the gun, it will run out of air quickly, causing the pressure to drop and the paint to "spatter" rather than mist.
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