etoshaHVLP Spray Gun Set 3pcs, Auto Paint Primer with Air Regulator & Maintenance Kit, Paint Sprayer with Cups for Various Painting Projects（1.0mm, 1.4mm&1.8mm Needle Nozzle Set）

I like the inclusion of a case to keep the system organized.I have not used it yet but believe that the quality is good and will perform well.

Met my expectations for cheap paint guns . They work just fine. I bought the adapter and used the PSR cups. The lids for the cups sent are lacking for a good lid.

My boyfriend like everything about the spray kit he’s a cabinet sprayer

I ordered this set a year ago, and finally got around to using it this past week. The paint cups included were not properly tightened at the base, so I had to find a correct-sized allen socket to fix that initial issue, yet the paint still leaked from the cup once full. The next problem was that the manufacturer used threadlocker on the tips, which were a big struggle to remove for initial cleaning (WHY would they threadlock that???). The 1.8 tip sprayed primer just fine, but when it came to the 1.4 tip there were major problems. It would only spatter the paint out, there was no atomization whatsoever. I tried recleaning, changing all the settings as well as air pressure many times to no avail. I finally ended up throwing it away. If I could get my money back at this point I absolutely would.

I am updating my review. Etosha contacted me and sent me a new set. The new set does not have the plastic spray pattern knobs. They are all metal now. Because of the great customer service, the update to the spray guns and the fact that they performed well when I used them I am changing my review: 5 stars!I am leaving my old review below for reference. The picture with the red spray gun show the new all metal knob.I only used the spray guns once. They did a good job spraying a 50/50 mix of Rustoleum and Acetone. Unfortunately I found out that the spray pattern adjustment knob on the side is made of plastic. Even worse, Acetone melts it. When I disassembled the spray guns and left them in Acetone to soak over night the next day the knobs fell off of both guns that I let soak.As far as I can tell that is the only plastic part on the guns. It appears to be metal when you first look at it but it is clearly plastic. Worst of all, it is a kind that melts in Acetone which is a common solvent used to dilute paint and clean the guns.

Haven't got the chance to use it yet but everything looks great.

In the end, this got the job done, however trying to actually get it setup correctly and connected to my air compressor took some time because there were no meaningful instructions, and I needed to use a threaded adapter to connect to the compressor because this does not support quick connect out of the box. The paint reservoir tended to leak during the job and I was unable to determine a way to prevent this (again, maybe instructions would be helpful?). Additionally, I believe the quality control and/or packing is suspect with this sprayer. The first one I got looked pretty beat up as if it had been used and put back, so I returned it and got a replacement from Amazon. The second one... looked very similar... I figured this must just be not the best quality tool, so I kept it and just ran with it. It'll work in a pinch, but I will still be keeping an eye out for a better solution long term.

The tips from what I could tell were lock-tite on. I had to use vise grips to take them out to clean and then damaged the nozzle. Now it doesn’t spray right and more or less junk after initial use