🔶 4-Pack of 3M Accuspray Atomizing Heads in Orange with 1.4 mm Nozzle Size (16612) Review

They work great in my 3M Accuspray. One star deducted because of the price. The price was better than most but still more than I'm willing to pay.

You are gorgeous! At $5 each, it's cheaper and easier to throw away after use than to clean. I've cleaned and reused with great results.

Another great addition to the versatile 3m Accuspray system with the right size spray head. A spray gun can apply anything from clear coat to gel coat. Shoot two-component primers, Agrip, Imron, boat paint, car paint, etc. with the same gun and the right size nozzle. Stop wasting your time and dilute the cleaning!

I was very impressed by these tips. Of course, they come from a brand with a proven track record of quality. And the ingenious design of making the plastic so I can see through it helps a lot with cleaning. I've had the gun and tips for almost a year now and I still love them. I never managed to draw either of my other two guns.

These spray heads are used to finish my outdoor rods. I use single color paints. If I get chips or dents I don't care as my painting costs are small. These heads require a minimal amount of solvent to clean. If the drawing is damaged, simply install a new head and continue working. The Accuspray gun can be fitted with multiple spray heads to apply everything from primer to paint.

I use this size most often on my Accuspray. Ideal for spraying metallic base coats, one step coats and even clear coats. I don't paint by the ton, but on average I do 3-4 complete paint jobs a year in an inflatable booth. This system with these heads isn't as good as a $1000 pistol in a decent stall, but most of my builds are medium/high quality, just show quality work, and this setup definitely does the trick.

Works very well. I save a decent amount of paint because it sprays so efficiently. The instructions are terrible. Again, the instructions are terrible. Did I mention the instructions are terrible? It says they're for professional use, so I'm assuming you already know how these top guns work. I'm going to call 3M as I set the air pressure by trial and error. The sensor they give you is useless in my opinion, but then maybe I don't understand how to use it properly; instruction problem. The…