I like that Titan and the Graco Finish Pro 9.5, both do a good job. Your painter friend is putting you on about how long it takes to master the HVLP, most people can get good results in an hour ONCE SOMEONE SHOWS YOU THE RIGHT WAY, it's difficult to unlearn bad techniques. The time consuming part is how to set up your unit including adjusting viscosity of product, trouble shoot, clean your gun and best way to tackle a job. You might want to add to your library Jeff Jewitt's "Spray Finishing Made Simple" comes with an extensive DVD that is a classic. When I wanted to learn to spray, I asked a lady finisher if she would teach me how to spray in exchange for labor on a job, I was lucky since that job involved prep/set-up, furniture, kitchen cabinets, trim, etc. I learned a whole lot more than how to use a sprayer. Be sure to use your skills to make a storage container for your HVLP, was heartbreaking to see that Titan, that costs the same as a good camera or rifle, in the back of a pick-up, the Systainers are good for your fluid sets, cleaning brushes and extra gun(s).

Thanks for letting us know...look forward to seeing the videos.

Ron when did you switch your clear storage bins out for the HD black and yellow type? And why? If you don’t mind explaining.

hi Ron, when the 3er video coming up?

I have open titan 105 and suddenly have a losses of pressure.. so no idea Whats wrong the turbine motor or any sensor??? Can you help me any advice???

How are your spraying ventures going? I have the Titan 115 and just upgraded to the 3m pps system for it. I’m very excited to see how much nicer it is to use. I never pulled it out because I hated having to spend forever cleaning it.

Im a carpenter I have to finish thing once a while. Bought the gaco cordless sprayer worst thing ever. I should have bought one of those sprayers very disappointed in myself

The tool dose not make the painter! Just because I went to the Snap-On truck dose not make me a mechanic.