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Question: I am using a paint and harderner (g2 caliper paint)  What tip would one recommend since this is going to be a little thicker?  the 1mm or the 2mm?  I've never used this before so just want to make sure if there would be ill affects to either or?Can the spray pattern be adjusted so it's smaller as well.  I don't want much overspray and waste if that's possible?
Document: I use it for automotive finishes. Considering what I paid for it, this gun works extremely well. Took a while to learn the correct settings, since I'd never used an HVLP gun before, but I'd say it works at least as well as a another gun I have, which sells for many times more. I'm also amazed by how little overspray this gun makes. You really can't go wrong with this one.
This is a great product. I am a beginner and I already had a compressor. For those who don't like it ....  Maybe they need something stronger. This one is perfect for painting furniture, and smaller things and even some large. I don't use it in the house - too many vapors. For the price and if you want to get to understand a spray gun - perfect. Just make sure you are willing to clean it. It is very light weight.
At under $50 I'm satisfied. It works as I think an HVLP gun should work (although i admit I've never owned one before). Once you get the viscosity of the paint right, and the spray adjusted, the gun does what it's supposed to do. The paint hopper works well, and the internal parts seem durable and fit properly.The only "cheapy" looking piece I can point to is the air regulator.
The only spray gun I have ever used is one of the cheap electric ones. I was a little scared of this since I am not much of a painter other than the occasional honey do list. This thing is amazing and really easy to use, also is better and much faster than a brush. I painted 8 interior doors for my daughter and each coat only took about an hour for all the doors. I will buy this gun again when I wear this one out.
I've refinished a boat and trailer with this gun. It worked just fine. It's easy to dismantle and clean. The regulator was jacked right out of the box. It wasn't a deal killer to me, I didn't intend on leaving it on the gun anyway.I don't see how it's ever going to go bad, but it's done well enough I would get another one.
Third one had bent needle. After so much time and three sprayers I tried to use it but it was very inconsistent since the needle was not riding in the center of the tip. The factory packaging was packed in a way like they were trying to bend the needle, like this on two out of the three.
This was a great experience with a very inexpensive gun. I have been spraying for over 10 years and I would recommend this gun to anyone. I used the included 1.8 tip to spray with.
This sprayer could pass for one much more expensive. I'm please with the spray pattern and the clean up. I used it to do some painting on my aluminum boat. I cleaned the sprayer up carefully after each coat, and had no problem getting the next coat.
The material in the cup weighs almost as much as the whole gun. It still worked good with a small compressor, but it performs best with a big compressor with more air volume.I tried using a few of those 'electric' guns. Besides being inefficient, they are Very noisy and heavy.After a couple hours use, I cleaned almost the whole Sprayer with just water, then a little lacquer thinner to make it look like new again.
Bought this gun to spray thick water based concrete stain, I just thin the stain down a little bit with water (approx 10-15%) and it sprays great! Easy to adjust pattern from a quarter size circle to a 4 to 5 inch fan. ( Heres a tip for you if you need it: as you increase the fan size you are increasing the amount of paint so increase the air pressure accordingly), easy to adjust quantity of stain, easy to adjust air pressure.
Answer: yes