Recensioni dei clienti per VEVOR Pistola a Spruzzo per Texture ad Aria, Pistola a Spruzzo con Serbatoio ad Aria da 4,5 L, Spruzzatore Professionale per Verniciatura di Texture per Cartongesso con 3 Ugelli (3,5 mm, 6 mm, 8 mm)

Awesome tool should have bought way sooner

Bon produit

For the price it was worth every penny and fast shipping

arrived fast on a Sunday WOW! very nice kit i must say comes wit all needed to get going! also includes gold adapter that lets dispoable cup systems fromm 3m or harbor freight hit te gun. Im super excited as ive gotten good withh Porter Cable lvlp. This is gonna run like a Caddy500 imusing 2 husky 8 gal compressors intandem to paint weels and interior of my 1978 ford f100 Custom Styleside. Great price feels expensive WIN WIN 1.3 1.4 1.7 for various paints and primers

sprays great and hopper holds more than expected. only flaw is the hopper doesn't tighten on the gun. slips off very easy even when the clamp is tight.

great gun thanks

I'm not surprised that this gun is awesome, I'm not a professional painter, but this gun sure makes me feel like one, I got professional results

Excellent gun. I highly recommend it. It pairs nicely with my Harbor Freight 8 gallon compressor. Match it up with a disposalbe cup system and paint like a pro.

muy buena calidad , aunque si llenas el vaso de la pistola , pesa mucho .

I've used this spray gun with hydrated lime to spray old European stone/concrete cellars with high moisture. It did the job. The gun itself is very rudimentary, as it's basically just a feeder for the material in the hopper with a trigger. The hopper is held in place by a hose clamp and the mating surface on the gun has an O-ring, but that doesn't make the best seal, so runny materials can still seep through and end up on the side of the gun. The connector/adapter the gun comes with is meant to be hooked up directly to a naked hose, meaning it doesn't have a European quick connect. I took one from a different gun. The connector itself is glued in the gun and can't be unscrewed, so an adapter has to be screwed on the existing connection. The air once hooked up is always spraying, meaning the trigger doesn't control or adjust the amount of air at all - you need a regulator or an inline valve to control the air. I just uncoupled the gun every time the hopper ran empty since I had neither. Given that the material I was spraying (lime) wasn't very runny, it handled it extremely well - I used the widest nozzle (8mm), but could've gone with a tighter one to reduce consumption.