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Posted on April 1, 2006 by Adam Haymer | Posted under Shopping and Product Reviews
Devilbiss Air Compressor For Automotive Refinishing
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It was the son of Dr. DeVilbiss, Thomas that actually designed the spray gun for those automotive challengers. It would prove to be revolutionary reducing drying times on lacquer paint finishes to hours rather than weeks. Today it continues to stay committed to technological advancements to ensure the highest quality paint finishes are achieved with the Devilbiss sprayer and compressor. Its all about quality and productivity as well as affordability. Today they continue to create innovative lines that are a step ahead of the competition. One of their compressors that has an outstanding reputation is the EXLC6G20 a 20 gallon gas portable with a 135 PSI and a 10.0 SCFM at 90 PSI. It has 5 hp gas engine with an oil lubricated pump that has an aluminum body and head for better overall cooling and cast iron cylinder sleeves. The 20 gallon air tank supports all heavy usage such as your brad nailer or stapler. It's got enough jam for most of your projects including that paint project. Of course they also produce large commercial compressors designed to work with their automotive products. Whether you plan to have your ride painted at the local body shop or you have the skills to do the job yourself you'll want to make sure that Devilbiss products are part of the finishing touches. After all you don't want anything but the best right? You've put your heart and soul into rebuilding and restoring that classic car and now all that's left to do is the paint job and that's why knowing that the best paint will be applied using the best equipment on the market. Not sure what equipment they offer then why not do a quick search online. You'll be pleasantly surprised at your options if you plan to do your own pain job. If you plan to take it to the autobody shop be sure to question them to see if they have Devilbiss equipment. The time has come for your classic vehicle to look as good on the outside as it does on the inside. So what are you waiting for? About The Author: Adam works as a air compressor technician for over 7 years. For his work, he finds it advantageous to keep a notebook on the common problems and fixes of the various brands and models that he works on. At http://www.aircompressorhut.com, he makes this information open to the public to facilitate the evaluation of the different air compressor. |
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