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WARPIG Tech Talk - Autococker / Minicocker
Re: Freak Insert?
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Posted by Sinagent on Novembe r 04, 2002 at 22:53:28:

In Reply to: Re: Freak Insert? posted by Spray-N-Pray on Novembe r 03, 2002 at 14:12:34:

: I don't know what kind of paint you shoot. But I've been shooting Draxxus Blaze with is fairly small paint and I been using the 684 insert. I got roll out with anything larger.

i use all kinds of paint and ive found that i only really need the 684, 687, and 689. you may want to get the 691 too. it all depends on what you shot, i suggest finding someone that has the full freak, getting the paint types you shoot, and finding otu about what size they are then just ordering those. cuz ive had my freak for a while and i dont seem to use the 679, 691, and the others ones that are higher than the 691. hope i helped.

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