Currently it has a T110 cap and a 1.2mm. 95% of my work is inside so I want the best set up for clear work on bigger parts.[/quote]NFT5 wrote:Pro Lite atomises finer than the AZ3 so your spray is going to be more subject to wind and heat - both things that aren't a factor in your "booth". Also, even in the shade, metal temps will be higher.
A bigger fluid tip, say 1.4mm and the TE20 aircap will help but you need to get in closer in put it on a bit wetter.
I use a 1.4 tip for clear all the time. If you apply it properly, it will lay down real nice.
1.2 is almost like shooting clear with the vent hole plugged.
Right out of the gun:
Buffed:
Right out of the gun. Didn't even buff this job.
Same here:
The point is, you need to apply enough clear so that it flows together. It's a wet coat but not enough to run, which takes practice.