Paint Spray Gun

I like to paint a metal alloy and want a gun PROFFESIONAL research arrival and I wonder if gravity fed paint spray guns give a good finish or should I go with the path of compressed air that is more expensive set up? I also see Games Workshop make a gun that is attached to a container with compressed air at hand, it would work OK?

Gravity spray guns still use the compressed air. The only difference is that the cup that holds the paint is above the barrel instead of underneath, like a pistol power drain. If it is a pistol, he still needs air pressure.

Yeah, the severity of a particular weapon gravity fed HVLP gun, do a good job with spraying an alloy part.

It depends on the quality of the painting and the skill of the painter, make sure to still shots from afar, and you may need 2-3 coats .. keep each coat of light and it should come out fairly well. Otherwise, scrub it down and try again.

HVLP guns are what is used in a body shop, just a little advice, which is on the adjustments and settings that work best on a piece first, otherwise you should be good to go.

You can do it with A, B, C, or if you know how to spray. If you do not know how to spray, forget it. Use a roller and brush. Each business has a technique.
From your description above is the first feeding by suction and the second is a pressure cooker.
If only one wheel or a collector, I would go with a spray (which is the same as pressure pot.
Technique, technique, technique.

Gravity Gun always use compressed air and they work hard. I prefer to use the gravity guns because they are easier to clean.