1.3 mm HVLP Spray Gun with 600 ml Plastic Cup - Easy Painting Tools - Professional Grade Paint Sprayer for Indoor or Outdoor Applications - Consistent Finish - Innovative Paint Supplies

I bought this low cost spray gun for priming purposes and didn't expect results to be that good since just for prime coat, but wow I said out loud *oh damn*. After done with the primer and comes time to do the base paint and was hesitant but went ahead and mixed paint and pulled the trigger. I wish I would remember to take photos but didn't. Very good product and very inexpensive thinking buying another, it is a awesome spray gun, no drip and holds good amount of paint, normal size cup Thank you

It’s a good gun. Feels good in the hand and the trigger is not sticky and gritty like other budget guns. This is a replica of the iwata W400 hvlp version. Keep in mind HVLP will use loads of air. Sprays base really well. Not ideal for clear but it does decent. For $30 it’s a deal. Cant beat it 😁

Works great for the price. I highly recommend it!

Gives a professional finish sprays base primer and clearcoat evenly well

At the discounted price of $5.55 this was a screaming deal. I have many high-end sprayguns and I wanted a small utility gun for doing miscellaneous small jobs around the shop and not wanting to use my expensive guns. This fits perfectly. I put some paint thinner in it And sprayed it at two bar pressure 29 psi and at 7 inches distance. It has a good wet 8 inch fan not a particularly high transfer ratio because it does have a good bit of overspray but fine for small jobs and things around the shop very impressive all metal Construction and I do think that the spray cap and nozzle are made of stainless steel. It is non-magnetic and is heavier than brass so I think it is stainless steel. Very impressive. I immediately placed an order for a second gun, which I will give to my son.

Okay, first thing is the 2 guys who gave a bad review of this product are wrong. One guy bought the cheap garbage model spray gun, and the other bought a narrow pattern gun and then complains that it shoots a narrow pattern. Look at the chart in the photos of the item. See it? The MSRP of these guns range from like $35 to $118 depending which one you choose. They list them by fan width, which is dumb, they should be listed by part number or even have separate listings for each gun. Anyway, if you choose one of the 4 guns that retails for $78 or $118, you will get an excellent spray gun that is head and shoulders above most of the crap they're selling on here at this price point. For 9 bucks. The manufacturing quality is excellent, all of the threads fit snugly and the knobs turn smoothly with good resistance. The fluid tip, air cap, and fluid needle are all precision made with excellent surface finish. If you put this gun in my hands and didnt tell me what it cost i would say its a $150 spray gun. I have used DeVilbiss, Sharpe, and Sata, and this is comparable to any of their lower priced offerings. One of the best deals I've found on Amazon, and I'm a certified Amazon bargain bloodhound.

Was really impressed with gun painted way better than expected you have to reset all 3 settings tho and Def use a air regulater

The threading on the volume control dial is terrible, I could barely unscrew it all the way to try and clean out and oil the threads. I don't expect the world for how cheap it was, but i don't have weak hands and that left my finger tips raw. It didn't come with a male 1/4 connector, so I used one I had laying around, fortunately. The only reason I'm not returning it is the next day I filled it with material AND THEN connected it to an air line to hear a massive air leak coming from a gasket at the pressure control dial at the bottom of the gun. It was going to be a bigger hassle to clean the gun out, take my coupler off, dig the box out out of the garbage, and go to a ups store to send it back for the $17 than it would be to throw it in the garbage where it belongs. Don't expect much and you'll still be disappointed, if you're going to buy this save yourself the time and just rip up the cash and throw it in the trash, same end result.