LPH400 w/ LVB Cap for Clear - Anyone Recommend?

[CustomWorks]

My old favorite clear gun, SATA NR2000, is on its last leg and I am not sure it is worth trying to rebuild or if you can even get a kit for it anymore for that matter. I love the LPH400 with the orange cap for base but never thought it was good for clear. I was debating buying the LVB cap for it to use with clear but still not convinced it will lay it as wet as I like it. Anyone have experience with the LPH400 and the LVB cap they recommend for clear?

[Len]

My old favorite clear gun, SATA NR2000, is on its last leg and I am not sure it is worth trying to rebuild or if you can even get a kit for it anymore for that matter. I love the LPH400 with the orange cap for base but never thought it was good for clear. I was debating buying the LVB cap for it to use with clear but still not convinced it will lay it as wet as I like it. Anyone have experience with the LPH400 and the LVB cap they recommend for clear?

I sell quite a few LPH400LVBs and I know it's used by a lot of professional painters that like it but I've never used it myself. I'd say it's worth a shot if you already have the LPH400. I have an NR2000 that I used for clear for years but using the newer compliant guns almost always lays the clear on much better. My NR2000 is now relegated to spraying sealer or epoxy primer.

[xchaser]

The lvb aircap is designed more for difficult to lay pearls and metallics, if you already have the lvx cap give that a go as it can be used for both base and clear. Or you could always get the silver lv4 cap which is the best one for laying down clear.

[Dennis N. Schmidt]

You absolutely CANNOT USE THE LVB cap for clear. Strickly for base and normally for very difficult to shoot bases. It puts out a very odd fan (extremely wide and shot at very close range (like 4 inches). It is entirely unsuitable for clear.

[xchaser]

I have to agree 100% with that Dennis, the best aircap for clearcoat with the lph400 is the silver one lv4.