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I have to agree with rebel on this. Any gravity gun for tee shirts is going to be to much trouble. A siphon feed like the badger he uses or the iwata eclipse that I use allow for easier cleaning imo. Also I paint very fast and with a gravity feed the speed and level changes you experience tends to splash the paint from a gravity feed or clog the hole if you paint with the cap on. A 2oz bottle on the siphon feed (badger,iwata) will also allow for a larger quantity of shirts to be painted before having to refill. As a reference i can paint about 150 items (shirts,hats,pillow cases) before I have to refill my primary black. Other colors even less often. As far as cleaning siphon feeds are easier if only because im using non eurathane paint, so I use a spray bottle filled with rubbing alcohol to clean them. Full break down, clean and reassemble takes about 5 min a gun.
He also mentioned the needle and atomization of the paint. I've used a pasche and find I get far superior detail with my iwatas and it still allows for a very wide spray for a background haze. The badger anthems are also very nice in this respect.I'd like to eventually acquire a full 15 badgers to replace the 15 iwatas that I am currently using for show painting.
That was a really long post just to basically say, rebel is right, go with the badger anthem.