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Niall C.
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You never got an answer so I will give you a simple one. I'm not a painter and just have a small amount of general knowledge...

***> And since I'm a total newbie in painting, I've decided to ask a couple

ofAnd since I'm a total newbie in painting, I've decided to ask a couple of questions here:

  • What are pros and cons of water-based vs solvent-based paints?
  • Will I lose much by having a spray gun not suitable for water-based materials?***

Pros and cons of water-based vs solvent-based? Well a simple answer would be that water-based is easier to work with, easier to clean up, better for the environment, and healthier. Solvent-based is tougher to work with and clean up, not so good for the environment, but generally considered better and more durable. Often most professional or factory finishes are solvent-based.

You never got an answer so I will give you a simple one. I'm not a painter and just have a small amount of general knowledge...

***> And since I'm a total newbie in painting, I've decided to ask a couple

of questions here:

  • What are pros and cons of water-based vs solvent-based paints?
  • Will I lose much by having a spray gun not suitable for water-based materials?***

Pros and cons of water-based vs solvent-based? Well a simple answer would be that water-based is easier to work with, easier to clean up, better for the environment, and healthier. Solvent-based is tougher to work with and clean up, not so good for the environment, but generally considered better and more durable. Often most professional or factory finishes are solvent-based.

You never got an answer so I will give you a simple one. I'm not a painter and just have a small amount of general knowledge...

And since I'm a total newbie in painting, I've decided to ask a couple of questions here:

  • What are pros and cons of water-based vs solvent-based paints?
  • Will I lose much by having a spray gun not suitable for water-based materials?

Pros and cons of water-based vs solvent-based? Well a simple answer would be that water-based is easier to work with, easier to clean up, better for the environment, and healthier. Solvent-based is tougher to work with and clean up, not so good for the environment, but generally considered better and more durable. Often most professional or factory finishes are solvent-based.

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ryanwinchester
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You never got an answer so I will give you a simple one. I'm not a painter and just have a small amount of general knowledge...

***> And since I'm a total newbie in painting, I've decided to ask a couple

of questions here:

  • What are pros and cons of water-based vs solvent-based paints?
  • Will I lose much by having a spray gun not suitable for water-based materials?***

Pros and cons of water-based vs solvent-based? Well a simple answer would be that water-based is easier to work with, easier to clean up, better for the environment, and healthier. Solvent-based is tougher to work with and clean up, not so good for the environment, but generally considered better and more durable. Often most professional or factory finishes are solvent-based.