BEETRO HVLP Air Spray Gun, 1000ml Capacity 14.3CFM 29-32psi 1.4mm/1.8mm Nozzles Stainless Steel with Type 2 Adapter Air Control Valve and Filter Professional Gravity Feed Sprayer Automotive

This is the best quality built mini spray gun I have it atomizes perfectly like big boys and for a price you can't beat!

Thing is awesome. Bought a different brand off of Amazon it started leaking after a few uses. So happy it did because this thing is so much better I would never have thought

I'm a career painter with 35 years spraying everything from motorcycles to private jets. The bulk of my spraying is done with Iwata guns which are serious tools. This gun isn't what I'd call "serious", but it does have particular uses. First off, Iwata guns are pretty spendy. An LPH-400 or a W-400 can cost you 600 bucks or more, which is why I DON'T use them for certain things, like primer. Epoxy primers in particular are difficult to clean out of your expensive guns and etching primers, which are designed to bite into and adhere to metal, can actually damage your guns. This is where a gun like this Beetro comes in handy. I bought the set with the 1.8 needle included, as the larger needle/nozzle setup allows you to spray thick materials like high build primers easily and without having to over thin your material. The other thing I've used it for is spraying .015 metal flake, which requires at least a 1.6 needle/nozzle set up. The Beetro handles this job with ease. It's true that you can buy a SATA or an Iwata with a larger needle set up to use as a flake gun or a primer gun, but it's going to cost you some serious cash and do you really want to spray primer or flake through a 1000 dollar gun? This is why I always keep a "throwaway" gun like this Beetro handy; because it's inexpensive, it'll do the job and it isn't such a tragedy when I've used it up and it needs to be thrown away and replaced. To be clear, this Beetro isn't something you're going to want to use as your "main gun", nor is it a gun that's going to deliver an especially fine finish if you're spraying your car or your motorcycle. It also isn't going to hold up if you're spraying with it every day and cleaning it with solvents like acetone or lacquer thinner. I'd really only recommend it for primer and flake and only with the 1.8 set up, I never even used the 1.4 that came with it.

I have used it for a couple LP jobs and several clearcoat sprays. I'm not a pro painter but got very good results with this gun. It atomized nippon clearcoats perfectly. Light and small, easy to get into tight places. I was not a fan of the cup that came with it, but with the 3m disposable cups it's awesome. Great value.

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This spray gun is definitely worth it, it is way more bang for your buck than an iwata spray gun. Easy clean up and has additional replacement parts for a fraction of the cost. Overall, the spray gun is very high quality! After 4 months of heavy use, it works like i just took it out of the box, you won't be disappointed.

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