2 Pack Reversible Spray Tips Nozzle for Airless Paint Sprayer (621)

I was in the process of spraying trim and doors in approx. 900 sqft of our addition. The trim was door casing, window casing and baseboard. All of them were approx 6” in width. A pro painter recommended a graco fine finish tip of a 208, 209, 210. I bought the 210 and it worked great. I had a couple runs but nothing crazy or unmanageable. However, I was concerned the 4” spray pattern was too narrow and a 300 series tip would work better on the doors but spending another $50 on a graco tip was tough to swallow. So, I took a chance on this aftermarket tip. Did it work? Absolutely, I didn’t notice the difference in quality. I bought the 317 which has a 6” spray pattern at 12” away and produced more volume than the 210 does. The 210 was a fine finish tip, I don’t think the 317 is. The 220 uses the blue rack (which I had to purchase) but the 317 tip used the orange rack that came with my pump. I had a couple slight runs with the 317 tip but they were on the first coat and easy to sand. One the 2nd coat, I perfected my spray pattern and had no runs. Sure there are lots of tricks for a pro quality job, but overall I was very pleased with this 1/4 price pair of tips. If I were you, I wouldn’t hesitate. BTW, I was using a Graco Magnum M5 pump. The instructions say my pump isn’t compatible, but it fit the gun and I had no trouble spraying it.

Want no overspray ? Want to use less paint ? Than start using these !! Game changer..I had to turn down my paint flow which means it goes further !! These tips are sweet !!

It was the perfect size for my paint machine.

My new airless sprayer (the X7) indicates nozzles should be swapped every 15 to 30 gallons of paint and when cleaning the unit. There's an amazing buildup of overspray on the head after just a few gallons so I took their suggestion.The problem is the factory nozzled were fairly expensive and this pair was 1/3 the price for 2 of them (plus the seals). The pattern was slightly wider than the factory nozzle but it was even and the paint went on as well as the factory. I'm pleased with these as an alternative.My current project will probably require changing colors/tips 6 times so this is quite a savings. It's partially down to multiple colors, partially because of weather. I think this pair of tips will probably complete the project with no trouble.

Maybe I'm using these incorrectly, and for the price I guess I can't complain too much (but I will.) These spray tips seem high quality, and durable, but clog often and don't provide a consistent spray through my Graco Magnum X7. That being said it could be user error. I bought these for spraying pretty primed doors and trim with semi gloss white paint. Maybe it was on the wrong setting, but the width of the spray fan would change often while spraying continuously. Almost like a hose losing pressure. I switched back to the standard Graco tip (larger spray fan) on the same setting and didn't have the issue. Maybe my pump setting was wrong for this size tip? Maybe the paint was too thick for this tip size? I went with manufacturer's guidelines as far as I understood.

I tink that is better than that the oem

These seem to work well at a fraction of the price of the name brand product.

Great price and quality, same as name brands.