🎨 TCP Global Professional HVLP Spray Gun: Gravity Feed with 1.4mm Fluid Tip, 1L Aluminum Cup, and Air Regulator Review

I like these shotguns for the price. Feel and act better than the harbor shipping and bring more stuff. They may not be the best, but they work great for me. I get some orange peels, but I think that's because I'm very new and I make a lot of mistakes, and not the guns.

I'm about to start writing reviews so let's get started! My father is a longtime painter and car restorer, so I've seen a lot of good Sata guns. I bought this to spray some rustoleum on some control arms and I'm very happy with the quality! I would have no hesitation in using this gun for spraying/cleaning primer on renovation jobs.

Many years ago I had a body and paint shop when all the guns were siphoned and were good. straight from this product's gun specs>If you're looking for a quality gun at an incredible price, you've just found it!

I originally ordered this gun and only received the regulator. After contacting TCP Global, they provided very good customer service and shipped the correct item as a rush order. Haven't used the pistol yet but it feels and looks far superior to the cheap HF I've used. I have high hopes that this will be a much better alternative and that the spray will be flawless.

The last car I painted was 17 years old now at 53 I thought because my car only had 90k and it looked really bad (Florida sun). Which I'll try again since the estimates are in the thousands of dollars. This weapon worked like a dream. The base color is applied and I will update this review once the polish is done. I definitely recommend it at this stage of my project!

If you are trying to compare this gun to HF offerings I have their HVLP gun which is about $30 more. In terms of performance, there is no comparison between them. This TCP Global gun comes with a regulator that attaches directly to the gun, which I honestly didn't think was possible, but it works great and doesn't bother. The spray pattern and mist achieved with the TCP gun is also much better. Most of what I spray is shellac, lacquer, and varnish, but occasionally I spray oil-based paint…

When I finished a dresser for my daughter and was a professional house painter in a past life (I'm retired), I knew how to use an HVLP gun. Although it was my first time using a gravity cup, it exceeded all of my expectations. I used a diluted semi-gloss oil base and topped it with a glossy polyurethane. Both products were easy to use. With material and print adjustments, I got the fan and finish I was looking for. The regulator that came with it is junk and I have not used it or needed it. I…

This is my 3rd Aeropro gun (TCP GLOBAL) that I have bought and used. I have 1.3mm, 2.5mm and now this 1.4mm. Everything works very well. This one, 1.4mm, sprays the base very well. To minimize orange peel you just need to be a little farther from the panel and move across it fairly quickly too. I spray at 2 bar. The product I am spraying is Valspar car paint. I can honestly say that for the price you are paying these shotguns perform very well. Good results depend on good technique. The pistols

I bought this gun without expecting much from it. I'm an aspiring artist and only spray with high quality guns like Sata, Iwata and Devilbiss. I have the Devilbiss GTI for the base coat which I love for metallics and pearls and the Sata RP 1.3 for the clear coat. At the same time, I wanted a gun specifically for dense and solid colors (no metallic flakes or mother-of-pearl). That's why I decided to risk this weapon and I'm very glad I did. I can definitely tell it apart from high end guns but…