Astro Pneumatic Tool4008 Spray Gun with Cup - Red Handle 1.8mm Nozzle

Very happy with my purchase. Works amazing for our needs, easy to fill up doesn’t leak and the nozzle is perfect for our glue application. I was looking for the 6 ⭐️ button, but looks the 5 ⭐️ is the best i can do. Thank you.

After buying this and leaving in the box for 2 years I thought let’s give this thing a try . I was hesitant at first . I paint furniture and have always used special brushes . Well this baby is a game changer . What an amazing paint sprayer . I love this thing . I may still use brushes. But for right now I’m on a roll with This sprayer for the price you can’t beat it

I bought this primarily for the canister to use on my expensive Binks gun. I'm a professional cabinet maker and I spray everything from Shellac to laquer. The cabinet paint I use is thinker than top coats and I've been looking for a gun that would give me great results with thicker products. I tried this gun and the results were fantastic. In fact, this gun sprays thicker material better than my more expensive ones. My only complaint is the cup has to remain quite full or the gun will sputter when tilted. This gun is a real bargain for the money and I would recommend it to anyone.

This sprayer worked as advertised and better. I used it for spraying stain/sealant on a fence and it worked like a charm with my 6 gallon compressor. You do need to pay attention to the instructions and reading the other reviews is wise because they give some good advice. It takes some time to get used to how to set the sprayer up and use it but once you get the hang of it you will have no problem. I replaced a very expensive sprayer that was the pump included sort with this to go with my compressor and I will not go back to the other kind again. This cleans much much easier and is very easy to use. The lower pressure feature is also much less mess. I am sure a painting pro wants the high pressure system but for home jobs this is the best. At this price you can't miss.

I'll post some pictures soon. I am currently refinishing cabinets in a luxury home. I say that because I was scared to repaint my high end quality built cabinets but my wife wanted them updated. The only issue I had as a first time sprayer was dialing the unit in. Be patient, take your time and once it is adjusted properly it is just an incredible little sprayer. I am spraying with latex paint and I thinned it based on several youtube videos. Finally it is easy to clean once you realize that it is necessary to clean out all the 'holes'...buy it. Oh running a small 15 gl compressor and it does the job.

Worked okay at first, but nothing compared to my old Binks. Still, I didn't expect much for the price. Using latex extender and getting a good thinness, I was disappointed that it sputtered intermittently. Constant nozzle wiping with a wet cloth, never letting it sit for more than 5 minutes in a humid room, nozzle covered with that rag, and yet still it would start to sputter. I used a cleaning kit on this twice, thinking maybe I overlooked something. Ran Dawn risky soapy water through it, then just water, and even tried thinning my paint even more. Tried a ton of adjustment combinations to try and just stay consistent. No dice.I ended up returning it and upgrading to the Astro AS7SP, similar to a Binks. It works great.

It's perfect for it's intended purpose. This is an Automotive/Urethane/Acrylic lacquer/Enamel type gun.You are going to need to know what you're doing. It does need other equipment and supplies.Although I have read some have been able to spray Latex by watering it down this is notintended for that. That's what "Airless sprayers" are for (Wagner/Graco etc.). I'm using it forAcrylic Lacquer Primer and it is perfect in my shop. Low cost and I don' have to worry aboutit hardening up in the cup. Add a little thinner in the morning clear the cup air hole with a paperclip or wire and off I go. I don't even clean the thing other than the cap when itgets to gummed up. When it finally takes a dump I'll just get another at $30 bucks. Time is money !!!!

After rolling and brushing 5+ coats on my nightstand, and with multiple colors of paint had issues with bleed while doing the clear coat - I started researching sprayers. I already have an air compressor, so I bought this one to repaint my headboard to match (and for a list of other projects). The clean up is easy as pie, but I'm having a heck of a time getting a decent sized spray pattern. I haven't researched it again yet (will soon) - it's great for smaller projects, but this one is taking longer and requiring more coats than I expected. Still - the headboard frame turned out AMAZING, super smooth and consistent coverage - but the 2 panels surrounded by the frame wound up kind of textured, I suspect from overspray (sanded down smooth easily, so no biggie). I'm using white chalk paint - so that could be part of my issue, but I'll be much happier once I work out the kinks and get a larger and more consistent spray pattern.