🚗 Enhancing Vehicle Protection with TCP Global Undercoating Spray Suction Review

Great gun for the price, works very well! I have used it to spray Linerxtreem with no problems. Ran my regulator at 85 psi, I have 30 gallons. Craftman air compressor and it held up with no problems. The finished product turned out great, looks professional, all my buddies want their trucks done lol.

Atomization is normal but when using liquid film the liquid comes out in large droplets and very uneven spray. The nozzle must be turned on properly for it to come out at all. The one I received also had many problems attaching to the can, which made it even more frustrating to work with. It definitely didn't live up to my expectations, so I'm sure I'll be bringing it back here soon. .

I used this primer gun while playing with PSI and it just spat it out like snot, rockets, greasy balls, no consistency at all. Before you ask or think I've thinned it out, I used it for the bed sheet. I like the aluminum construction and the large opening on the canister, but there is a serious feeding issue. I switched to a Walcom Schutz pistol and never went back to the best I've ever used that was worth every penny.

I bought this for spraying NH Oil Undercoating, worked great but after not fully closing the lid and not feeling the cup from about 3ft could , it singed the rim of the cup and rendered the rest of the gun unusable. This was completely MY FAULT and is in no way a blow to the product. Before I broke it I sprayed my 4th car and up to this point it has been working great so I immediately ordered 2 more. I am planning to use one in the summer to spray the lining in my pickup which other will be a…

I bought this to apply liquid film to my cars. I got it based on other reviews and the fact that it comes with a canister. Why they sell a sprayer without a canister is beyond me. It sprays a liquid film of approx. 80 psi very well. My little compressor spiral can hardly keep up. When the pressure was 80 psi, atomization was excellent. If the pressure was too low, it spattered. My liquid film prep consisted of placing the jar in the sun for about an hour on a 75 degree day. I mixed the jar very

So really cool and it works. First of all, I tried to experiment with the primer of the car. I wanted something relatively inexpensive (but with 4+ ratings) hence this product. I set up the compressor as instructed (relatively low = 70psi). Instead of the actual liquid film or other priming products, I used bar oil (like in chainsaw bar lube). The gun had no problem firing thick oil. I certainly can't speak of using this product with an actual foundation product. Shooting the rod with oil gave…

I bought this gun to apply LizardSkin products - based on a previous review where it was used successfully. I applied LizardSkin Sound Control and Temperature Control (ceramic insulation). On sound check - the gun worked properly - the product sprayed adequately. It took a lot of air - I had a 90psi air regulator installed - but it seemed to apply as instructed. So as far as the LizardSkin Sound Control goes I think this gun does its job perfectly and is a good buy. Temperature control (ceramic

I had a Rustoleum Truck Body Coating that was about 2 years old and I sprayed it on. I finished it, bought a new can and found that the product has changed for the better. The new product isn't as clumpy and smells as bad as the old one, and it sprays a lot smoother. This syringe did very well with new things, but not so well with the old version. I mention this because a few reviewers didn't like this coated gun, but those reviews are older and the product appears to have changed. It may feel…

After a bit of research and reviews I put this Herculiner spray gun in my truck's tool box. Gun: A simple, beautiful, cheap aluminum spray gun. I wouldn't want to drop it as I'm not sure how much it will ruin the shape. But it works fine. It does not come with an air fitting so you will need a 1/4 female fitting to connect the air hose to make it work. psi. That's quite a lot for a spray gun, but it has to suck in viscous material. Most household compressors shut off at around 120psi, so you…