HVLP stands for High Volume – Low Pressure. This kind of gun use low pressure to atomize paint and spray high volume. It can produce roughly 100 CFM at just 3 to 8PSI pressure. High-quality finishes, less overspray, and money-saving are what you can expect from this high energy-demanding gun.
LVLP is more energy efficient. It stands for Low Volume – Low Pressure. Mostly used for waterborne paint, it’s a great extension to your toolbox. It’s compatible with most common air compressors and usually requires around 10 PSI to work smoothly.