NEIKO 31215A HVLP Spray Gun Paint Sprayer, 1.7 mm Spray Paint Gun, Nozzle Size 600 cc Air Gauge Regulator, Auto Paint Spray Gun, HVLP Spray Gun Kit
Key features
- •HEAVY DUTY: one-piece all steel gun body, rust-resistant stainless steel nozzle and solid brass cap for durability and longevity
- •CLASSIC HVLP gravity feed fluid delivery design works together with three adjustable valve knobs for precise paint application
- •SPECS: operation pressure 40 PSI; Working pressure 10 PSI; Average air consumption 4.5 CFM
- •MULTI USE: color coded 1.7mm nozzle size is perfect for metallic basecoat, primer and a variety of automotive and household painting projects
- •SET INCLUDES: 600cc (20.3 fl. oz) aluminum cup with lid, metal air gauge/regulator, a cleaning brush and a multi-size wrench
NEIKO 31215A HVLP Spray Gun Paint Sprayer, 1.7 mm Spray Paint Gun, Nozzle Size 600 cc Air Gauge Regulator, Auto Paint Spray Gun, HVLP Spray Gun Kit
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers3.9
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Based on 10 reviews
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the beautiful finish on the spray gun made for easy clean ...
C. Meriam✓ Verified Purchase•March 8, 2018
Performed masterfully with properly thinned KILZ Adhesion High-Bonding Interior Latex Primer/Sealer, White, 1 gallon, thought it struggled a bit with INSL-X PRODUCTS CC4510092-01 Gallon Satin White Cab Enamel, even when thinned a little. I found that there was a slight imbalance on the air flow through the nozzle that lead to regular paint build up on the tip. Still, the beautiful finish on the spray gun made for easy clean up of the whole assembly. Despite any imperfections in performance, definite 5 stars for what you're getting for this price.
Wish I bought one sooner
Kyle✓ Verified Purchase•March 7, 2018
I do a lot of painting projects and was constantly buying spray paint for them which I came to learn was a HUGE mistake. I bought this to prime, paint, and seal five metal chairs and a metal table. What I figured would've taken me roughly fifteen cans of spray paint took me 1 qt of primer, two qt's of paint, and one qt of sealer. I knew this was going to cause some over spray so I prepped the best I could in my garage and got to work. I was able to fine tune it with no problem and got the chairs primed and painted in just a couple hours. Every time I would take a break to allow the paint to dry up I would remind my wife how much I LOVE the new paint gun I had purchased. My only regret is that I did not buy one sooner, this thing will make all future painting projects way easier to complete.
Would I buy it again? Probably.
MaryK✓ Verified Purchase•August 29, 2017
This was my first time using a gravity feed gun, so I have nothing to compare it to, but here are my observations:
Pros:
Seems to spray well and even
Good price
The regulator at the bottom is helpful
Cons:
Most of the nuts are waaaay over tightened. It took some serious effort to loosen them in order to clean the gun, which, if you don't clean it well, you might as well throw it out after one use.
The tool they send to loosen and tighten the bolts is crap. Most of them don't actually fit. You will need to use your own wrenches.
The hose connection is not standard. You will need to buy a standard one.
Would I buy it again? Probably.
Is it the best on the market? Probably not.
Pros:
Seems to spray well and even
Good price
The regulator at the bottom is helpful
Cons:
Most of the nuts are waaaay over tightened. It took some serious effort to loosen them in order to clean the gun, which, if you don't clean it well, you might as well throw it out after one use.
The tool they send to loosen and tighten the bolts is crap. Most of them don't actually fit. You will need to use your own wrenches.
The hose connection is not standard. You will need to buy a standard one.
Would I buy it again? Probably.
Is it the best on the market? Probably not.
I even went beyond manufacture recommended ratio but I was still not able to get ...
bebe✓ Verified Purchase•May 15, 2017
As other reviewers have mentioned, it is near impossible to disassemble the nozzle head. In addition, I found it hard to spray paint latex no matter how I mix the paint. I even went beyond manufacture recommended ratio but I was still not able to get to the pattern I want. Only very small amount of paint come up of the nozzle. May be oil based paint will be better for spraying, that was my guess.
I did manage to disassemble the nozzle after searching on the internet with some tips. You will need a heat source like an 80w soldering iron, the type you use for plumbing or art work, a 10 mm socket and a breaker bar. First, heat up the soldering iron and make contact to the nozzle head. Move it occasionally to a different spot but still touching the nozzle head. After 15 to 20 minutes, feel the body of the spray gun, it should feel a little hot meaning the the heat has been transferred from the nozzle head to the body. Next, use a breaker bar together with the 10 mm socket, you should be able to disassemble the nozzle with only a little effort. I did it as shown. The reason is that since the manufacture uses locktite red to secured the nozzle, using high heat will break the locktite glue. I hope this help other who wants to disassemble the spray gun for cleaning.
I did manage to disassemble the nozzle after searching on the internet with some tips. You will need a heat source like an 80w soldering iron, the type you use for plumbing or art work, a 10 mm socket and a breaker bar. First, heat up the soldering iron and make contact to the nozzle head. Move it occasionally to a different spot but still touching the nozzle head. After 15 to 20 minutes, feel the body of the spray gun, it should feel a little hot meaning the the heat has been transferred from the nozzle head to the body. Next, use a breaker bar together with the 10 mm socket, you should be able to disassemble the nozzle with only a little effort. I did it as shown. The reason is that since the manufacture uses locktite red to secured the nozzle, using high heat will break the locktite glue. I hope this help other who wants to disassemble the spray gun for cleaning.
Excellent value once you master a few quirks
fog chaser✓ Verified Purchase•May 5, 2017
There were some complaints previously about getting the "air cap" off. Which must be done to clean the gun after use. It requires a 10mm socket by the way - acquire it in a Craftsman store or some stores sell them individually as well. A 3/8" drive worked fine for me once i clamped down on the gun in a med. sized vise. I also had the air coupling adapter leak air at the bottom of the handle. I noticed that its hex was notched, WHICH MEANS IT HAS A LEFT HAND THREAD. In addition, the coupling was locked in with some kind of sealant. I got it out with another socket, turning in the clockwise direction to loosen it because of the left hand thread. Cleaned off all the goopy sealant and put it back in with teflon tape. This was on the 1.5mm sprayer. I found that too small for enamel paint, so have now purchased a second Neiko gun with a 2.0mm needle/air cap.
The good thing about this purchase is it comes with a very nice air regulator that can be used at the gun. Many guns don't provide that in my limited experience.
The good thing about this purchase is it comes with a very nice air regulator that can be used at the gun. Many guns don't provide that in my limited experience.
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