🔫 BEETRO HVLP Automotive Gravity Feed Air Spray Gun with 2.0 Adapter, 1000ml Capacity, 14.5CFM, 30-43psi, 1.4mm/1.8mm Stainless Steel Nozzles, Air Control Valve, and Filter Review

I bought this because I was having trouble with my expensive gun and needed to complete the project. I was pleasantly surprised at how well it worked. I fixed my expensive gun and used the gun instead! Good product.

I have been painting cars and motorcycles for over 50 years and have owned several spray guns, some cheap some very expensive. I highly recommend this weapon. GREAT quality/atomizer at a very reasonable price. I will be buying another one for my grandson who has started working with me in my shop.

The first car paint sprayer. I had to fix a large fiberglass panel on the front of my car that needed some painting. I used a primer and a one step paint (the car is painted). It turns out, not good either, but it wasn't my weapon. The gun appears to be a quality tool for an amateur artist.

If you're like me, stop looking. Try to decide if this gun is worth trying, or spend $300 or $400 on something you hope is better. I'm a weekend lover, a beginner who wanted to try painting Candy Apple on my restomod. I have a $50 handgun but I wanted something more powerful. Don't waste your extra hundreds of dollars. This gun will do it! Excellent drawing, feels good in the hand, good size glass, steel, easy to clean. Will not disappoint.

First time using HVLP spray guns. I've tried several $30 paint guns and had a heck of a lot of time to get the paint applied well. I watched a lot of YouTube videos before and during the workout. Nothing worked for me. In the end I broke down and decided on a better weapon. I got it and it made a big difference! Even jet, easy to adjust and easy to clean. Definitely worth the money. Don't make the mistake of buying a cheap $30 shotgun unless you have a lot of experience and knowledge. Spend…

I can't get this gun to work. The best I can do is end up with a thinner drop and at a much higher pressure than you should be using for an HVLP gun. I experimented a lot with all settings and here is the result with a large 1.8 nozzle. I bought this gun because the reviews were great and I wanted good quality. I had to use my $30 gun on my last project because it was completely useless. This initial problem was mostly my fault. There is an airflow setting that I missed. The gun works great and

I did a lot of research before buying and finally came to the conclusion that this is the best gun in this price range. I didn't want a "cheap" gun or a $600 Iwata - I just wanted a reliable gun that I could get good results with as an amateur artist, and this definitely got me the result. Easy to set up, easy to clean, well made. My only suggestion for improvement: 1) The air pressure regulator body is plastic, I wish it was metal (everything else on the gun is metal), but the regulator works…