🔫 Graco-Sharpe 288879 HVLP FX3000 Paint Spray Gun: Precision with 1.3mm Nozzle Review

I'm not a professional. It's even close. This weapon was easy to set up and use. Squirts nice. I underestimated the need to see. The project went badly. I can't wait to try this weapon again.

I am very happy with this product. The minimal atomization works great out of the box. Good cleaning kit and tools included. Highly recommended. I used it on my jeep. I thought ID needs some grinding. No. No. Smooth finish.

Amazing gun I have used as a base gun and am very happy with the results very light weight great automation accurate air and fluid adjustment easy to clean and disassemble and my favorite part is how cool she looks with that chrome finish, urge many people to believe that you need an Iwata or some of the top guns at a ridiculous price. You can get the same results with a cheaper gun if you know how to set up and use the gun properly.

This was the first time I've done car painting with a real spray gun. I used a $100 (6 gallon) DeWalt air compressor which may have been a bit small as the air pressure in my gun kept dropping below 30psi. Surprisingly, this weapon still worked great. I set the gun to 30psi, but I suspect that higher values per square inch can give even better results. Apply a good quality spray paint and tighten as firmly as possible. In the paint shop I was warned that paint is very toxic to the lungs.

This new gun was the first time I've painted my project in years. I trusted other reviews and they were right! Adheres well to PPG urethane. Even without the last preparation it looked great. A few hours of wet sanding and polishing and my project looked like glass. *** Update March 10, 2017 Still using it! The only criticism is that the spare parts are not very cheap to buy. I lost the small plastic ring in the air cap and it was hard to find a replacement. I've moved on to smoother guns but…