Paint Guns & Equipment
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Paint like the pros with the best quality paint gun$349.99 -
Paint like the pros with the best quality paint gunReg. $349.99 Sale $299.95 -
HVLP paint Gun uses only 5-9 CFM @30-43 PSIReg. $189.99 Sale $179.97 -
Professional quality full size HVLP paint gun, without the professional priceReg. $179.99 Sale $164.97 -
2 Gun Paint and Primer SetReg. $62.99 Sale $49.95 -
Complete professional quality HVLP paint & detail gun kit at a DIY priceReg. $299.99 Sale $259.97 -
Highly efficient for fewer coats, less materials$569.99 -
Keep your painting equipment performing like newStarting at$15.99
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Fits most standard size HVLP paint guns$32.99 -
Refresh your 16287 Concours 2 Paint Gun with this rebuild kit$14.99 -
Eastwood Professional Paint Gun Cleaning Set$20.99 -
Iwata LPH300 1.8mm HVLP Spray Paint Gun No Cup 3960$333.52 -
Iwata LPH300 1.4mm HVLP Spray Paint Gun No Cup 3945$333.52 -
Iwata Air Gunsa 3.0mm HVLP Gravity Spray Paint Gun and Cup 9238$141.99 -
Iwata Air Gunsa 1.8mm HVLP Gravity Spray Paint Gun and Cup 9232$129.99 -
Iwata Air Gunsa 1.3mm HVLP Gravity Spray Paint Gun and Cup 9230$141.99 -
The LPH400-134LV Gun is great for professional automotive coat jobs.$535.92 -
Highly efficient for fewer coats, less materials$599.99 -
For gravity-feed spray guns
even with disposable cups$22.99 -
Rebuild Kit for 54270/54271$49.99 -
3M PPS Type S2c, 16mm Female, 1.5 mm Thread$24.99 -
Premium Quality Indasa Masking Tape for all of your Painting Needs.Starting at$0.00
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Delivers superior transfer and tear resistance, clean removalStarting at$4.49
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Complete Shop Air Filtration System$109.99 -
Paint just like the Pros do with this Portable Painting RackReg. $111.99 Sale $106.47 -
Adjustable Painting Rack StandReg. $134.99 Sale $127.47 -
Easily mix any of the Eastwood Intermix Paint Colors with this convenient Intermix Paint Blending System$17.99 -
Keep your painting equipment performing like new$15.99 -
A silicone, one size fits all, full faced respirator$133.99 -
DeKups adapter fits full-size StartingLine, Sharpe and Finex guns$9.99 -
Rockwood air powered paint shaker mixes standard pint to gallon cans perfectly in minutes$209.99 -
1/4" x 50' with Pigtails, 1/4" Male Swivels & Bend Restrictors$23.99
Painting Equipment and Supplies
Painting a car is a major job, so having the proper auto paint supplies and painting equipment on hand is essential if you want to produce truly professional results. Your most important projects start with any of Eastwood’s best paint guns, which include famous brands like DeVilbiss, Binks, and our own Concours and Evolution. Then select from our car paint supplies that include paint mixers, brushes, painter’s files, aerosol spray gun, color matches and more.
For car body painting, you’ll want to choose from our wide selection of masking supplies as well as personal protective and safety supplies.
How long after painting a car can you drive it?
A few weeks after painting your car, no one likes seeing an orange peel texture, cracking or peeling, but exposing your vehicle to the environment right after a fresh paint job can do just that.
Some auto enthusiasts recommend keeping your freshly painted car in the garage for at least a month, but at the same time, you need to be realistic. You need to get places, so you’ll have to take your car out on occasion.
While there’s no definite period, consider the following points:
• New paint takes at least 24 hours after application to cure, so avoid taking your car out of the garage during this time, and definitely avoid washing it.
• Auto paint can take anywhere from 30 to 60 days to fully cure and adhere to the vehicle. During this period, as the paint matures, only take your car out in fair weather days — no extreme sun and no rain — and use it just for short trips.
Should you take it out, aspects like recently paved roads, debris, tree sap, and bird droppings won’t just mar the paint, but will also cause it to crack easier and can affect the clear coat. As well, extreme temperatures — be it hot or cold — can create adhesion issues during the curing process, so be sure to keep your car sheltered and ideally in a controlled environment during this period. Here’s what else you should factor in when caring for a recent paint job.
How do I properly spray paint my car?
DIY auto painting projects are a multistep process. You’ll start by stripping or sanding the old paint off. Then, you’ll apply primer, the base coat, and the clear coat. You also need to think about rust patches — you can’t just paint over them — and cleaning off debris and moisture to avoid texture and adhesion issues. In between, because you’ll be handling solvents and using a paint gun, you need to adequately protect yourself against the chemicals in the air.To start, carve out a block of time to paint your car. Then, be sure to have the following:
• Protective gear, including safety glasses and a fresh air respirator system or a mask with a multi-stage filter. We also recommend a paint suit to protect your clothing.
• Sanding supplies, including 1200- and 2000-grit wet-and-dry sandpaper and an electric sander, unless you plan to do the job by hand.
• Masking tape
• Paint thinner
• Mixing equipment
• Auto paint
As a rule, if you’re planning to repaint a small- to medium-sized vehicle, have one gallon of base coat available and one gallon of primer, plus two to three gallons of clear coat. For a larger vehicle, have 1.5 gallons of base coat ready and three to four gallons of clear coat. Before starting, be sure to match the paint to your car’s color by looking for the color code or VIN number.
Learn more about how to get started with painting your car.
What is a good paint gun for beginners?
Paint guns come in two basic types. Low volume low pressure (LVLP) spray guns emit a stream of paint at a lower pressure. These are easier to control and need less force to use, but will require more time to get the look you desire. Purely based on usability, LVLP paint guns are a good starter option.Eventually, you want to work your way up to a high volume low pressure (HVLP) gun, designed to use less pressure while delivering more paint. These allow you to complete the job in less time, but tend to be heavier and more cumbersome for beginners.
A third option is a turbine paint system, a self-contained option that utilizes a turbine motor to compress the air.
Along with these attributes, think about the needle nozzle. Be sure to have at least a 1.2-1.4 for the base coat and clear coat and 1.7-2.0 for the primer.
Resources:
What is needed to paint your car.
Basics steps of painting your car.
Best ways to sand large panels.
How to care for a fresh paint job.
