Micron owners, need advice

[crewchief227]

I know I have been popping up a lot lately but I have one more question. I am seriously thinking of getting the CM-C+ either from Coast or driving down to Seattle. Anyways if I do this I would have an extra $100-150 to spend on spare parts. So with that in mind what parts would you get, and I am not talking about hoses and quick connects. Obviously a couple of needles but what else?

 

[AndreZA]

If you can squeeze out a needle and a nozzle, then do it. Otherwise just as many needles as you can get. If you are cautious in your working, they will last a very long time.

 

[haasje dutchairbrush]

Needle and nozzle are the only spare parts you'll need as they always seem to get damaged on a saturday evening (if you manage to damage sommething else you'll probably won't need spare parts as someone must have dropped a thermo nuclear device on your head ). Nozzles are not sommething that (with normal use) damage easily needles on the otherhand do tend to get damaged sommetimes.

It can also be verry usefull to have a spare needle and nozzle for trouble shooting when you have a problem with the gun.

 

[sevastra]

I just made a thread about microns....are there different connects you need for that AB? I see that as an option when you buy it.

 

[basepaint]

Might also want an inline water filter for just before the micron?

 

[crewchief227]

Might also want an inline water filter for just before the micron?

I think it come with one in the box but if it doesn't I already have one on my CS.

 

[AndreZA]

I think it come with one in the box but if it doesn't I already have one on my CS.

They are only included in the red box editions. But no-name brand or Sparmax ones are cheap.

 

[sevastra]

They are only included in the red box editions. But no-name brand or Sparmax ones are cheap.

Wait, what? The microns listed as microns on coastairbrush are actual microns though no?

 

[crewchief227]

Wait, what? The microns listed as microns on coastairbrush are actual microns though no?

He is talking about the filter

 

[sevastra]

He is talking about the filter

...ohhhh

 

[ko.]

If you are like most you will want to try the .18 setup. I have both. nice thing is you dont need to adjust the packing to go back and forth between needles and maybe a little easier in the ultra fine department although paint reduction becomes more of an issue.. Bad thing is I personally just use the .23 anyway Control is KING
Congrats on your purchase Kurt