HVLP Mini Spray Gun Air Paint Sprayer with 0.8 mm Nozzle, 125 cc Capacity Cup Gravity Feed Spray Paint Gun for House Painting, Automotive and Furniture Painting…

I wanted to just buy two or three cheapo guns to spray enamel and maybe some automotive. This gun is amazing at its price point. The design may be all too familiar with every other cheap gun out there... but the quality of this one is hands down the best I have ever seen in this price range.. and it comes with 2 cups 2 tips and 2 needles! 1 set for 1.4 and one set for 1.8. the needle pulls straight centered in the tip unlike poorly built paint guns.. making for a great pattern that is wide and uniform. the overspray wasnt bad at all.. much less than my harb frei purple guns.. and I love my purple gun with the gold knobs, its great> but this PNTGREEN is my new favorite! It cleans up well, i can be taken apart easily. its mostly all metal to metal gaskets in the nozzle end and all solvent resistant gaskets on the needle& air valves. the cup is well made and the lid fits snug without leaking. I basically took it out and ran solvent through it, made sure the seals were snug ,filled the cup with acetone and left it overnight.. It held up perfectly.. I broke it down and cleaned it once more, put on a high flow fitting , tossed the cup filter, and sprayed 3 pots of rustoleum aluminum thinned at 20% with acetone/zylene to give a galvanized look. shot a beautiful pattern and did a great job of putting the paint down evenly. its very important to have an even coat with this type of paint because it gets a pattern as it dries. Overall great gun! I actually came to buy another but theyre current unavailable. so i left a review instead.Well.. I still love this gun but they've almost doubled the price since I left this review.

I am involved in a very large cabinet refinishing project and was hoping that the .8mm was going to work with the sealer since it isn't too thick. My goal was to use this HVLP sparingly for indoor work but it worked out so well that I a using it as my main tool for this entire job of 80 doors. Hopefully it will hold up. I have completed 40 doors so far and had two orifices get plugged but that is to be expected. There was a bit of oil in the gun so be sure to clean that first. Glad I bought this.

No bad at all. For the price you can't go wrong.Works great for the Gunkote I was spraying on a 2011 slide, frame, grip, etc.... Just like most paint guns. Settings are easy and work. Can get very small amount of paint at lower air pressures and fan is good. Not really for larger projects, being only an .8 mm Nozzle. Something bigger than a bread box, then use a larger spray gun. Good for smaller parts and spot repairs.Left Lacquer thinner in the gun over night, forgot it was left that way. It did remove the blue finish inside the gun, behind the nozzle/air cap. Nothing on the outside was effected. For the price go for it. Easy to setup.

Fast delivery good service and high quality thanks

Very impressive for the price you pay! I paint professionally and needed an inexpensive backup just in case! I started using this at home for some small projects and wow I'm super impressed! It sprays consistent and easy to clean, very strong and sturdy, no issues with any of the parts!Very good product!

It is not the best performance. It depends on what it is used for, for me it was excellent, since it was used for synthetic primer coats on MDF. For uses like this it gives excellent results.

Nice gun and sprays well. Unfortunately, I received an opened and crushed box, and some parts were missing. Cleaner brush and wrench were missing. It was not worth the hassle to return it just to get these items but knocked off 2 stars for shipping me this product in a crushed and open box. Amazon...you need better quality control for shipped products.

Having spent many years laboriously painting with a brush, I decided to try using a spray gun. This gun seemed like a good quality unit at a very reasonable price, and I was not disappointed.Before diving into spraying, take the time to learn about proper use and setup (there are several good tutorials and videos on the web). Understanding what all those knobs do and how they affect the spray pattern is really important (and unfortunately the instructions that come with the gun are of little help). Also, get some mixing cups (important for thinning paint) and some paint strainers.My first use of the gun was to repaint some vanity cabinet doors. Using a gun is so much easier than brushing when you have raised panels and edge details to paint! I sprayed BM Advance paint (thinned with about 15% water) and was able to get an amazingly smooth and even finish with the gun adjusted correctly (test spray some scrap pieces first to get everything dialed in first).Cleanup is definitely the downside of using a gun. You will need to remove the cap and nozzle with the provided tool, and use the little brush to clean out the paint chamber. Once everything is clean, used compressed air to blast out any lingering water and leave the gun disassembled to dry. It's a bit of work, but provided you have enough painting to do, the net gain over using a brush is well worth it (and thorough cleaning is the key to keeping the gun working well).