🎨 Astro EVOT14 EuroPro Forged EVO-T Spray Gun with Plastic Cup - 1.4mm Nozzle for Improved SEO Review

So, after a HUGE headache, you're trying to understand "why this gun doesn't shoot well". led to many runs. It was a stupid air/moisture separator I had attached to the gun that wouldn't let more than 10-15psi through the gun. I found it set at about 22psi and it shot AMAZING. Approximately 1.5 turns from fully closed nozzle to fully open blower. Made a few moderate speed passes and was impressed :)

Absolutely the best paint sprayer for the money, used in collision finish by high end dealers for 20 years and had the most expensive sprayers. Started restoring a vintage car and wanted to try painting it in the garage. I didn't want to spend a lot of money on a spray gun. The sprayers are just as good as the guns I've used. We recommend. Very low air consumption works great with a 28 gallon compressor.

I am a retired artist and business manager. Over 40 years in this industry. Last year I moved to Hawaii with my daughter and grandson and gave it all up because I thought I didn't want to paint anymore. My new best friend has a classic BMW with poor trunk lid paint, so I bought a used supercharger and ordered an Astro spray gun online. I was very happy with how it sprayed, I've used it for base coat and clear coat, I'm impressed at the price that I was able to get such a good spray gun.

I'm a carpenter and I'm learning to draw. I first bought a cheap Habor Freight gun and then learned a little more about paint guns from YouTube. I have a 10 gallon supercharger and have found the VLVP to be better suited to working with a small supercharger than the HVLP gun. Grip and trigger feel better than the HF pistol. The overall quality seems like you have a better weapon. As for the livery, I think it's about the color and the user. The better the color, the less I had to sand down…

So far, so cool! This is the second pistol, my first one was very cheap and this one kind of blows it out of the water. It's very easy to use. So far I've used regular house paint (acrylic) with a primer so it's pretty thick and works great. I then used it with a water based polymer which is like a water squirt and after a few adjustments it worked great so make it sprayable. Keeping the same settings as for the color, the polygon started to flow like a faucet. But finding the right settings…

I spray Crystalac Brite Foundation with this gun. After some initial practice I get a nice smooth finish on guitar parts. As advertised, there is minimal overflow. That's good considering the cost of Brite Tone. Cleaning consists of removing the bowl and spray head and rinsing everything with hot tap water. My compressor is 11 gallons 6.3 cfm at 40 psi, so it's not powerful enough for the gun's specs, but I was able to spray a 3.5' x 5' tabletop without stopping mid-shift. I haven't tried any…

I tried everything 3. Green HVLP Blue HTE And that was the last one I bought, LVLP Are there any differences between these weapons? Yes. Of course, only the caps are different, but there is a BIG difference and I'll tell you, this LVLP pistol is the clear winner. It sprays metallics very well. And that's why it's my base pistol. Green HVLP takes 2nd place. It's good in metallic, but not as good as the orange pistol. Blue HTE is the third. Looks cool but not so great with metallics. I do not…

A great weapon. Makes everything right. I've been using a Divibliss pistol for years and it's great for big jobs, but this LVLP pistol is great for projects big and small. I recently used it to make urethane candy on a motorcycle. I used a 1.7 gun to apply 3 coats of epoxy primer and then switched to 1.3 Astro for base, color and clear coats. The settings are simple and very precise. The spray pattern is very even. I applied two coats of base, three coats of color and three coats of clear coat…