Professional HVLP Spray Gun Set Gravity Feed Air Spray Gun with 1.4, 1.7, 2.0mm Nozzles 20oz 600cc with Gauge for Auto Paint, Primer, Clear/Top Coat & Touch-Up (Not Suitable for Latex Paint)

I’m using this to paint lacquer on guitar bodies. Is an effective, inexpensive option for a hobbyist. I don’t know about using it for anything else.

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For the price, you can’t beat this. I needed to paint a steel horse trailer with some rust spots. Hit everything with rust converter primer, then used this to shoot rustoleum oil based paint out of gallon cans thinned with acetone with a little japan drier added. Didn’t want to use a “good” gun on this. Bought this to try and it worked perfectly—left a really nice finish for what I was shooting.

All parts were present. Removing the tip required placing the gun in a vice to be able to apply enough force but came out with the tool provided. Used to apply gelcoat with 2 mm tip and it did a decent job. Any issues were due to my inexperience. Cleaned up easily. Well worth the modest price. Worked much better than the purple Harbor Freight gun. Giving 4 stars until further use but nothing at the moment is an issue.

I have been looking for a spray gun that would work with my 6 gal pancake Porter Cable compressor. I am a professional painter and do quite a bit of spray work on the job but I wanted a smaller, cheaper setup to use around the house. I also did not want to have to fit a big 35CFM compressor in my garage. Most guns will require 10-12 CFM and a big 25-50 gal compressor to really atomize properly but this gun does very well with my small setup. I will say that you need to know what you are doing to get this to work with a smaller compressor. Meaning, you will need to make sure you strain every bit of paint you push through the gun. A small compressor won't push chunks of dirt or debris through the small tip. Strain the paint and also you will need to thin your paint. Clear coats by only 10%, oil based paints by 15% - 20% and heavy latex paints you would really need to use a thinner like flotrol to use this gun. Not really practical to use with heavy bodied latex paints. You would need an airless setup for that. Other than that you can really do a nice job on home projects. Tire rims, mailboxes, HVAC units. metal sheds, bicycles, lamp posts and things like that. Really endless for home projects. This is exactly what I have been looking for and I am very happy with the results I am getting. I do recommend this gun. Just make sure to strain and thin and you are good to go.

Leaks after only a few weeks use

The media could not be loaded. Excellent paint gun for priming I have my own collision shop puts down the 2K primer like unbelievable $30 I might just buy 50 of them for that price I don't care if they last me a year I can highly recommend it and I will stand by this one finally I found a good cheap primer gun just clean it good when you're done with it and you shouldn't have any problems thank you

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