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Looking for some help here. I am new to restoration but I have been dealing with cubs for awhile now. I want to get into painting so I ca paint a 128 I may be purchasing. I am only 15 and know little about air painting so here are a few questions:
1. I have a 6 gal 150psi air comppressor, will this run a decent paint sprayer to paint a cub? 2. As for the paint sprayer, for me a beginner, not looking to spend a lot, but wanting to do a good job....what store and which sprayer/ which price area should I go with? 3. Do you guys buy cub cadet paint in a can and just pour it into sprayer? I see that a lot of yous ad things to it too? Where, from what store or maybe website do you get your paint from? And do you knowthe numbers for the yellow and white paint? 4. Other than a clean workplace, what else do i need to use a paint sprayer? Thanks, I am really looking forward to this learning experience!
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