La pintura que tienen las pistolas se desprende cuando la estás usando, por lo que salen de la pistola pedazos de pintura seca azul y roja. Esos pedazos de pintura hacen también que se tape todo. MUY MALO.

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I like the value, but it is made on an inexpensive level. The hardest thing to do is to take it apart and clean it. I had to clamp the gun between two pieces of wood in my vise, put the included wrench on the nozzle and smack the wrench hard with my rubber mallet. I tried everything I could to use the tools they sent to take apart and clean the cup paint joint and needle sealing guide bolt and everything behind it. Maybe these items are not meant to be taken apart, but then why send a special tool to do so?Everything was rattling around loose when the package arrived. The inside retaining compartment cardboard was torn and bent. One of the gun's handles were marked up, but not too bad.I used the 1.7 nozzle gun to spray polyethylene and it did a good job. The spray pattern was good and the material laid on really good. My first coat on a no panel 36" x 80" interior door took about a third of a cup. I will most likely return it based on the inability to take it completely apart and clean it thoroughly.

I am a DIY and have used some spray guns (Husky, Harbor Freight, etc)for my previous projects including kitchen cabinet painting. This time, I was planning to re-paint the whole kitchen cabinet doors which were made by MDF. I used the Huskey Spray gun (2.0) for primer coat with Shellac primer, and then used the Blue gun (1.8) for the base coat of Sherwin-William Emerald Urethane Trim Enamel. This type of paint is thick but this spray gun handled it very well, and my cabinet door came out great. Tips: Clean the gun after every use and it works perfectly every time.Support from TCPGlobal is also excellent. The air adjustment knob was broken after a few uses, so I emailed the seller and they immediately sent me the whole repair kit.

I am a DIY guy learning to paint cars. I started with the $10 Harbor Freight sprayer and it's OK, but these are amazing in comparison. No leaks and no drips with these. It's awesome that they have the primer gun, the paint gun, and the detail gun in one package. I use the little one for clear coat touch ups - it sprays a perfect mist. The only issue I have with these, and it was on both the original order and the replacement set they sent, was the paint cup on the small detail sprayer was rusted and unfinished on the inside. Highly recommend this for someone wanting to learn how to paint their vehicles.

Havent tested it yet but parcel arrived quick and content as per description. It canning additional amazon cardboard however inner box and way ot was stored wasnt as best so it all got loose and items have scratches. I'm person who is very keen on clean look and maintenance of my items so it was a but disappointing. Hopefully this will not have effect on the functionality

Was hesitant because of the cheap price and knowing it would say made in China on it . In case anyone wants to know it's made by AERO .i only used the smallest one . I was pleasantly surprised on how well they are made and especially the way it worked, which was flawless . I'm no expert using these guns so I just left it on factory settings.not that I havent used old style paint guns just never used these gravity fed ones .my paint job turn out like a professional.I'm actually glad I purchased this kit .grant it that I'm no pro and I don't know what 275 dollar gun works like .but for me I really can't see an expensive out performing this one / these ones .

I purchased this set because the price was reasonable and it also came with some accessories. This is my first time spray and i will say that this set is unbelievable, it did the job perfectly i was able to spray my whole car just fine by first useing the blue one i think its a 1.6mm or 1.8mm nozzle (dont remember) for primer then i used the red one 1.4mm nozzle for base and clear coat... havent tried the silver one yetThis kit should of came with more filters and working pressure gauge and female to male 1/4 adaptersother than that, this kit did the job

I am not an experienced painter by any means but I have used a few different HVLP sprayers by different manufacturers and these spray as well as other guns for twice the money but not as nice as Binks or other high dollar sprayers. I was a bit hesitant to buy these based on earlier reviews but I decided to get them since TCP has support, rebuild kits, and stem nozzle sets readily available. I got these after trying a Tool Force HVLP which was a huge disappointment. I do not spray often, mostly projects around the house but I would feel comfortable using these to spray a vehicle with satisfactory results. The only thing I have sprayed so far is latex primer, acrylic top coat, and some clear coat on fiberglass and they worked great! Have not used the small "touch up" gun yet. After about five minutes of adjustment and testing I got them to spray a nice atomized, consistent, and controllable pattern. With Kilz 2 latex primer I had to thin with very little water to get the 1.8 nozzle spraying nicely. It was about 55 deg. in my garage and a warmer temp may not require thinning or may be use a tad more air pressure. I try to use the least amount of air possible and still get good atomization. I had the air adjust knob all the way out and used the supplied regulator between 30-35psi and the pattern adjusted to flat and 6-8" wide when gun was 6-8" from work piece. They seem to use less volume of air than others I have used. My compressor puts out 7cfm at 90 psi which was more than adequate. I had the regulator leaving the tank at 90psi and the mini regulator right at the gun. If you have a smaller compressor you could probably get by with around 6cfm, or less with a biiigg tank. For the price they exceeded my expectations. They were packaged okay and were not damaged or bouncing around in the packaging. I docked a star since one of the guns needed to be cleaned before using. It had some black sooty stuff all over it. I think this may have been left over medium from being tumbled after the machine work was done since the clean ones had some burrs and rough spots around the drilled air passages and the dirty one was more "polished." I don't expect them to be perfect and be able to spray a Ferrari for an "economical" set but for the price range I give them four stars, not five considering having to spend some time cleaning before being able to use them. The pressure regulator is good but not great but a better one would raise the price and the water separator is more compact and not so noticeable having it between the air hose and regulator. I am considering getting a couple more water separators so I have one for each gun and MIGHT get two more of the same regulator, I'll decide after I have had it longer. The stand is almost a necessity if you are using filter funnels. It is not too rough and have not scratched anything yet but I do intend on applying some shrink tubing or some type of cushion for the cans when sitting on the stand. Having little experience with HVLPs I found the instructions more than adequate to get me spraying a nice pattern. If you have never used one the directions can get you going but may not help in trouble shooting. It does have a trouble shooting section and would help in extreme cases like dirty nozzle, way too much air etc It does come with a filter installed in each gun and three extras. The spanner wrenches are made from pop metal but sturdier than the Tool Force. I was hoping the small canister on the touch up gun would fit the two bigger guns but they do have a different size pipe fitting. For small jobs the big ones are a lot of wasted space. All together I am happy with this set. The only thing I have found that I wished different is the grips are kinda narrow in my hand. I am 6' medium build and my hand does cramp up a bit holding the grip for longer periods, which would not be a big deal unless I were painting a bigger job and did not want to stop in the middle of a stroke with a charlie horse in my hand. If you have big hands you might want to make the grip fatter so it fits your hand better. If you are looking for an HVLP for non-professional use but near professional results these are a good option. If you are making money with it spend more.(I have seen guys on youtube working in body shops using these) Reminds me; if you have never sprayed with an HVLP there are enough videos and such on the internet to give you a good idea of their operation.