Gravity Feed Spray Gun with 600CC Capacity with 1.4mm -1.8mm Nozzle Professional Air Paint Sprayer

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!

Missing parts. Paint gun is advertised to include 2 different sized spray nozzles. Only 1 nozzle came with gun. Service tools for the gun were also advertised but not included with the gun. I returned this product for a refund.

After few weeks the tread gone. We can't open for cleaning because the thread in aluminium body is week and become useless

Great product and they really feel they want you to have a great experience.. Highly recomend

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).