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The Iwata line is probably one of the best and most popular. Although a little more expensive I can speak from experience that they are well made and will last a very long time as long as you look after it. I own several and they have alot of hours on them. The HPBC is a nice brush or the newer eclipse line would be good for what you are looking for. I would suggest a gravity feed. Colour changes can be done more quickly and you can work with a supply of bottles for each colour. Better for basic sign work usage or automotive in my opinion.
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I tend to be the odd man out on this subject. I've been using Paasche VL's for over 20 years..and love them. I use them for all my urethane work, and for the little bit of enamel spraying (i.e., wet-on-wet) that I still do.
They are bulletproof, easy to clean and maintain, and with just three needle gauges and three cone sizes, are infinately adjustable.
I buy VLST Pros. I've tried a few "milliniums", but still prefer the VLST.
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I'll give a thumbs up to Paasche VLs. I have three. They're relatively inexpensive and easy to maintain. I've recently yanked my old single action (H) out and use it for vinyl fades with Krylon Fusion. But do yourself a favor and get a mask too.
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