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Bryan Kruschke
Reviewed in the United States on October 27, 2022
This is our second gun. We replaced the first one because the trigger wore through and we couldn't find an alternative trigger. So, we bought this and within 9 months it did the same thing.If you're a hobbyist this may be an ok gun. If you use it every day, I would avoid it.
Josh Lloyd
Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2021
Used it for a sealer gun worker great
Dennis H. Foster
Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2021
I owned and used one of these FX2000 guns for a few years and used it in my shop regularly. I'm old school and never have been able to get the hang of an HVLP. This is a conventional top feed gun that meets the government specs for overspray. For those of you saying you have to use 80 psi. to good results, I suspect you need to reduce your paint a bit more. Also those who try to compare this to a $35 HF gun, well, they are now charging $150 to $200 for a comparable spray gun. I would definitely recommend this gun.UPDATE The issue with poor feed happened to me today and the issue is that the hole in the cap of the cup gets plugged. It's too small. Take an awl and punch it out a little. The paint will come out great.
dkrasniak
Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2017
Unlike HVLP guns, this moves material much slower, requires much higher pressures, and requires more thinning of paints, but works well with my old low SCFM output 1 HP compressor. I'm glad to find this gun among all the HVLP guns out there and note that it doesn't even vaporize the paint like an HVLP gun I have been using at lower pressures. That is to say, there is less material left floating in the air. Using this gun was a pleasant change back to the way it used to be with my old DeVilbiss paint gun. Note however, that I found I needed a rather high pressure (80psi) for the auto paint used (urethane) even after thinning, so pretest your painting pattern so that you don't paint too thick of a material as new paint formulas are intended for high flow HVLP guns. Results were good, but I should have practiced first to get the right mixture.
Bernard Allen
Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2016
I use this gun 5 days a week and it holds up great I know the price can be misleading but don't let the low price fool you to think that this gun is low-quality this is a very great gun I would recommend it for all first time hvlp painters
Jason Davis
Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2011
Need I say more? It is better that the $35 China guns, but I feel I was mislead. I would have NEVER purchased it if it was advertised as IMPORTED from China.It's not a bad gun, but not a $100 gun either.
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