INTERTOOLLVLP Spray Gun, 1.4 mm Nozzle, Easy to Use & Clean, Car Paint Sprayer, and House DIY Painting, Primer, Clear & Top Coat, 600 cc Cup, PT08-0144

I’m learning how to paint cars and didn’t want to invest too much money. This was amazing. Worth every penny

Fan pattern is nice and symmetrical... Good atomization with several tip sizes.. Fine for all my 2 stage paint jobs.. Great clear coat coverage without much over spray

It came out freaking gorgeous, Metallic British racing green, everyone I knew thought I was crazy and said that it wouldn't work, bahh it works just fine. Did the job, took a minute, paint doesn't come out that fast and you need to go slow and do multiple passes but if you don't have a huge compressor and just want to paint your own cars it will do the job and leave you money to spend on that hot girlfriend you'll get with that beautiful new ride haha. my compressor was from amazon too, it was the 10-gallon California air tools 6.5 cfm ultra-quiet model, I did a review on that little gem as well. it was the first time I've ever painted a vehicle and I just figured it out watching youtube. I think the spray it 3000 gun might actually be better suited for smaller compressors but the first time I used it when cleaning it the spring popped out and tiny pieces came out that vanished into the garage somewhere and there are no replacement parts or documentation, that made me mad so I looked high and low for an alternative so bought this one, it worked out ok. keep in mind I have very little experience using these things, but I know that the truck came out great and it was my first time. so there is that.

The first thing you notice is the light weight of the gun. It feels balanced regardless of the cup fill level. The spray pattern is text book and the fan is nearly 12 inches. I shot clear with the gun at 30 psi with the trigger open and am very impressed by the smooth finish. After use the spray head remained clean and the orifices clear. The controls work smoothly and gradually, and the ring that attaches the spray head is the only critical plastic part I have found. As a long time DIYer I find this gun to be a real bargain.

Trabaja bien ,la utilicé para aplicar solo el clearcoat ya que quiero una pistola para cada proceso y creo no lo hace mal.,solo recomiendo que antes de usarla además de limpieza antes y después de cada uso también traten de ajustarla de acuerdo a sus necesidades, algo más ,cuidadoso con el ajustador del volumen de presión de aire como va en la parte de abajo y si no se dan cuenta podrían aumentar o bajar la presión y causar un pequeño problema. Pero además de eso creo es una pistola que para proyectos pequeños no está nada mal me gusta y la seguiré usando.

I been professionally finishing for over 20 years, this is by far the worst gun I have ever purchased. The exterior coating jammed up the fan circuit. It will never work properly.

This is a rebrand of Auarita 898-2 spray gun, Auarita emailed me and confirmed it. Gun was super oily inside and out. Fluid chamber had some thread sealant present. Had to scrape it off. Trigger is smooth. There is no numbers or notch on fluid knob, so i used my drill press to make a small indentation or marking on it. The screw for the fan control knob was loose, had to tighten it. Air inlet is not swivel. 21 psi operating pressure but the holes on the air horns are big, and also around the tip, i dont think this is a true lvlp. I dont believe 21psi is the optimal operating pressure. There are other LVLP spray guns out there that consumes less cfm than this. Haven't painted anything with it yet, but will update when i do.Edit: I tested out the spray pattern, it was 11". Big fan but narrow. Set at 20-21 psi, it had trouble atomizing at wide open fluid. Can be fixed by turning in fluid knob or increase pressure but this says operating pressure is 21psi and "normal circumstances the material flow control is fully open", my other lvlp sprayed better than this at full fluid with lower pressure than what the operating pressure is on that gun. I used the same paint for the test. The cup is ok but theres an area around the metal nut and the plastic cup meet that paint can sit and doesn't wash away easily with thinner, has to be brushed. Wasn't impressed by the performance of this gun. Will edit again when i do another project.Edit II: I noticed the tip is bigger than my other 1.3 gun, so I measured the nozzle hole in my 1.3 it turns out to be 1.4mm, also the nozzle doesn't have any marking on it indicating it is a 1.3. Since the 21psi operating pressure is not true, and this 1.3 is actually 1.4, i'll just increase pressure and designate this gun as my sealer gun.Update: I up the pressure to 28psi and turned in fluid 2.5 turns in and it performed better, but not very good. I still believe this is an HVLP gun, not LVLP. Operating pressure should be above 29psi. Another thing i noticed, it leaves textured finish, slight orange peel. Return widow closed, i'll try to sell it.The box says 2bar printed on the front, instructions say 21psi. I think the 2bar (about 28psi) is the correct operating pressure. Hose connection is not swivel, it is regular thread. Nozzle kit took so long to become available, I'm not interested in it anymore.

For the money this gun shot my calipers very nicely and result is very professional. The spray pattern distance is very short but you can overcome that pretty quick. It does the job if it’s a small one. Anything large scale or body shop related look elsewhere Iwata or Sata … maybe even 3M for less $$

Buen abanico, buena aspersión, precio, ligera