🔧 140PSI Air Pressure Regulator Gauge with Water Trap Filter Separator Tool Kit for Spray Paint Guns - TargetEvo Review

Great but it didn't last long and didn't even pass the test because the pressure gauge wasn't working and the filter was leaking and too bulky.

I wanted a gun regulator and filter as an added measure of good clean controlled air. I didn't want to rely solely on compressors, registers or built-in filters. I think that's good cheap insurance for clean air. I like.

On reassembly the internal threads in the filter seemed to be oversized and required excess thread tape to seal. When I first used it, the meter fogged up and the filter broke badly when I rubbed it with paint thinner to clean it after painting.

The regulator mount is not attached to anything, although the regulator looks neat. Deciding to use it with an air leak, the water separator accidentally broke during use. Didn't crash into anything, just smashed the hull and started deflating all the air.

I got this to fit an inline to a spray gun so I can filter and adjust at the "gun" instead of going back to the supercharger. Seems to be working fine. I'm not a professional painter so it hasn't been used much so I don't know how well it will do with heavy use.

1. Most gauges work. However, a simple connection (hose connector) was too small. Had to use my old extra.2. the plumber sealed all the screws in places, even the pressure gauge (it was leaking), including the filter gun. NO LEAK.3. The gun is connected to the sensor. I needed a gun on a control valve (the valve was tapered/smaller), didn't fit the gun. My gun is on the gauge and then on the valve. works very well and hasn't expired yet.