HVLP Air Gravity Spray Gun Set,2-Sprayer paint Gun,0.8mm 150ml & 1.4mm 600ml Auto Gravity Feed Painting with Locking Air Pressure Regulator Gauge Air Spray Nozzle Gun for Cake Decoration,Model Making

Just received this today and use the smaller of the two paint sprayer for some stain. It seems to work great and the regulator works great also. Would buy this again great price for the quality of these two spray guns

I bought this spray gun set for some DIY painting projects, and I’ve been really impressed with the results. The kit came with multiple nozzle sizes and cups, which made it easy to switch between different materials like primer, basecoat, and clearcoat. The guns are well-balanced and easy to control, even for someone who’s not a pro. Spray pattern adjustment is smooth, and the finish is even with very little overspray. I used it with a [insert compressor model if applicable], and it performed flawlessly. Cleanup is straightforward, especially with the included cleaning tools. For the price, it’s a solid set—perfect for automotive touch-ups, furniture, or general home use. Definitely recommend it for anyone looking to get into spraying without breaking the bank.

Super good, I already checked them, they work very well, you have to regulate the air pressure well in them, adjust the fan for a good spray

When spray paint good. Finishing is good

I recently invested in the HVLP Air Gravity Spray Gun Set, and I must say, it strikes an impressive balance between functionality and cost. As my first HVLP gun, it exceeded my expectations, allowing me to achieve very good results with minimal effort after a bit of fine-tuning. The standout feature of this spray gun set is its affordability without compromising on performance. It's a great entry point for anyone new to HVLP guns, offering a cost-effective solution without sacrificing quality. The inclusion of two spray guns with 0.8mm and 1.4mm nozzles, coupled with 150ml and 600ml paint cups, adds versatility to the set, accommodating various painting needs. Having used this HVLP gun to paint a dining table and chairs, as well as several other small items, I can confidently say that it can handle a range of projects. The functionality of the spray gun set is evident in its ability to deliver consistent finishes once the necessary adjustments are made. While I did need to make minor adjustments initially, it's important to note that optimal results with any spray gun often requires a learning curve, especially when dealing with different paints and surfaces. However, the learning process was relatively quick, and the results were well worth the effort. Practice proved to be key in mastering the use of this HVLP spray gun. Once I became familiar with the nuances of the unit and adapted to the specific paint and surface I was working with, the outcomes were consistently impressive. The versatility and adaptability of the set make it suitable for beginners. In conclusion, the HVLP Air Gravity Spray Gun Set offers a remarkable balance of functionality and cost. It's an excellent choice for those venturing into HVLP guns for the first time, providing the tools needed to achieve solid finishes on various projects. With a bit of practice, this spray gun set has proven to be a valuable addition to my DIY toolkit. Highly recommended for those seeking a reliable and budget-friendly option in the world of HVLP spray guns.

I just received this set and wanted to give my initial observations. The guns themselves are functional but pretty ugly. the blue finish is uneven and patchy, and right out of the box they had bits of finish scraped off. I hooked them up to my compressor and did a couple of test sprays. There are a couple of dials. One looks like an adjustment for the fluid volume? It was kind of hard to tell, because there's also a dial that adjusts how far back the trigger goes, and that also changes the fluid volume. There's also another knob on the handle, and I'm not at all sure what that one does. I'm new to air compressor spray guns (excluding the all-in-one style HVLP guns that don't use a separate compressor) and the instructions were completely useless. They had an exploded parts diagram that was so small I had to take pictures and zoom in, but nowhere on the one-page pamphlet was a set of instructions explaining what does what, or how to properly use the guns. The included tools are pretty awful. A cheap toothbrush type thing, another cylindrical brush, some plastic bits that I don't know what they are, and two "wrenches" that are the most awful things I've ever had the misfortune to destroy my hands with. After doing a test spray with the larger gun using some poly finish (which worked admirably by the way), I tried to disassemble the gun to clean, but the fluid nozzle would not budge. It actually ruined the wrench that's supposed to loosen it, it was on so tight. I disassembled the smaller one (using my own crescent wrench since neither of the included wrenches had a size that supported the smaller fluid nozzle) and verified that I was turning in the correct direction, and I was, but that larger nozzle is on there seemingly forever. And now with the one wrench damaged beyond repair, I may never knock that thing loose (the larger one uses a weird design that requires a specialized shape). So I guess I get to use the larger gun until something gets clogged up in there, and probably destroy it trying to open it up. As long as the spray pattern is thin, it will go evenly, but you'll definitely want to test a lot first because it's very easy to spray too heavily.

Sprayed cerakote out of this. Worked well.

Lays paint down very nice

Good price