Fantastic spray system for the hobbyist to semi-pro.
341353
This is my first experience with HVLP.  Overall, I'm extremely happy with this spray system. The Hobby Pro 2 has been rock solid for me over the last few days as I've used it for several hours during a cabinet repainting project.

First up was the primer.  I used Valspar primer which was ULTRA THICK, so I had to thin it down quite a bit with Floetrol and water. Once I got it to the correct thickness (outlined in the manual), I was able to spray half the can without a hiccup.

Next was the latex paint. I used a Valspar latex paint and primer.  Now, this initially gave me HUGE problems, as even though I had it thin enough, the filter on the end of the pick-up tube in the can was getting clogged (even after filtering the paint with a strainer before putting into the cup).  This took me a while to figure out what was going on with causing the gun to quit spraying, but once I figured it out and removed the filter from the end of the pick-up tube, I was in business. I sprayed an entire gallon of paint without another issue.

Finally, I finished the cabinets with Minwax Polycrylic.  I filtered this as well before putting through the gun, but I was able to spray this at 100% without dilution at all.

Upon disassembly for cleaning, I noticed that the needle had actually broken. The gun continued to work, but not sure why the needle had broken. I emailed Fuji that night, and had a response and a new needle in the mail (USPS Priority!) by 10am the next morning. SUPER satisfied with the customer service and I will not hesitate to purchase future products.
1427985
I have owned this gun for over three years now. I learned to spray with a accuspray 10, which is a four hundred dollar hvlp spray gun. The graco fx3000 sprays very well even when compared to higher end guns. Air consumption is acceptable and the spray pattern is easy to control. Makes for a very nice gun for daily or weekend use. I highly recommend this gun as a low price alternative, especially since replacement parts are readily available. lays down paint very smoothly. I've sprayed metallic, solid and clear with the standard tip for this gun with highly satisfactory results. Gun model number 288880 includes a 1.4 mm tip size which is ideal for light to medium viscosity fluids And I good overall spray gun setup. The fx3000 is also available in 1mm(288878) 1.3mm(288879) 1.4mm(288880)1.5mm(288881) and 1.8mm(288882) tip sizes (model number in parentheses)
1834
Upgraded from a $100 system to this beauty. Absolute flawless finishes. I've sprayed lacquer, primer, BM Impervo as well as latex with guidance from the Fuji website and all sprayed flawlessly. This is the machine you want...
3558214
The Outback TUFF Hoze Nozzle Sprayer is a wonderful addition to your gardening and outdoor cleaning needs.  It is rugged and tough for sure.  It is made with heavy duty cast iron and brass fittings and comes pre-lubricated, which is visibly seen when you take the sprayer apart.  The sprayer also has additional o-rings included.  There are also 2 o-rings and a washer already installed to prevent leaking.

Prior to receiving the package, the company sent me an email that provided me with instructions on how to use the nozzle.  However, since I am a do-it-yourself person, I did not read these instructions prior to using.  I should have, because in order to change the intensity of the stream, I was turning the tip of the nozzle as I would with most other nozzles and it was leaking everywhere when it came to the jet stream.  It was later that I decided to go back and review the instructions to see how to properly use it.  To my surprise, it is the middle piece that needs the turning, not the tip.  Amazingly enough, when these instructions are followed, the nozzle doesn't leak.

The handle is very easy to pull and isn't choppy. It is very easy to control the strength of the stream which has 3 different settings. The lightest of settings is incredibly gentle and won't kill your beautifully planted flowers and the strongest setting is strong enough to remove stubborn grime from pretty much any surface. It worked really well on removing the chalky residue from the aluminum siding that we have on our house.

The nozzle fits perfectly in the palm of my hand.  It is not huge and bulky and is very easy to handle. My hand doesn't cramp while using it.

The company also sent me a link for the added downloadables.  Being very honest, when I first saw the listing and saw pictures of CD's and books, I thought that was what I was getting.  I do not always read things before I buy, so again, when my package came, I thought things were missing until I went back to the email that they sent me and saw that they are digital downloads which is great, so long as you have a computer that you can download them on.  I purchase off my work computer and use my phone for internet at home, so these downloads are kind of useless to me as I won't take up all that space on my phone or download them on my work computer.  This is the only reason for 4 stars vs 5.

All in all, the overall quality of the spray nozzle (which is what I really wanted) is superior to others and well worth the purchase.

I received this spray nozzle for free in exchange for my honest and unbiased review.  The item purchased was tested on several surfaces by me at my own home and is judged based on presentation, overall performance, and ease of use.
1252319
I'm an hobby woodworking doing a kitchen remodel.  With lots of cabinets to finish I wasn't up to spending hours with a paint brush.  I purchased the Fuji Semi-pro to finish the cabinets with a waterborne polyurethane.  I couldn't be happier - I should bought one years ago.  It makes what was an unpleasant part of woodworking a joy.

The sprayer is very easy to use and I end up with the best finish I've ever done.  Since I've never used a spray gun I practices a bit spraying water on cardboard.  It seemed easy so I filled the cup with my finish and started spraying.  I just followed the directions and everything worked out great.

The sprayer is very well made - the fit and finish are excellent.  I had only one minor problem.  The little strainer on the end of the feed tube in the gun cup didn't want to stay on.  It is a very loose fit so it always falls of when I lower the spray mechanism into the cup.  Perhaps I lost an o-ring that's supposed to hold it on.  In any case, I don't see the need for the strainer since I strain the finish when I pour it into the cup.  I simply don't use it.

All in all it's a great tool.  I'll be finishing all my projects from now on.
256741
Absolutely fantastic system. Price was the best found anywhere. I'm a novice at airbrush painting, however this made it very simple to learn and use.
4788342
This spray handle works like a dream. Even paint flow like a professional!
624055
I'm brand new to spraying, and this book was exactly what I needed.  Jewitt gave clear advice on spray equipment (I just bought a highly-rated 3-stage HVLP system&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Fuji-2903-T70-Mini-Mite-3-PLATINUM-T70-HVLP-Spray-System/dp/B00D4NPMKI/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Fuji 2903-T70 Mini-Mite 3 PLATINUM - T70 HVLP Spray System</a>) and detailed instructions how to set up the necessary spray gun adjustments and then to perform various finishing tasks.  Clear, well-written, enjoyable (I read the whole book cover-to-cover the day it arrived), well worth every penny.  Would repeat the purchase without question, gladly recommend to others.
2142770
The Fuji 2202 Semi Pro 2 Bottom Feed HVLP System is great.  Bought it mainly for Nitrocellulose, so the noise from the turbine is not an issue (it's in another room adjacent to the spray booth), though it is about the sound level of a shop vac.  Delivers a great pattern and is so easy to adjust while shooting onto a test piece of cardboard.  Did run some very heavy latex through it just for fun and it handled it very well, with no need for a different size tip than what comes with the gun.  The 3 Jar accessory is well worth the money, as is the 6' whip extension.  The manual is a bit lacking but operation is pretty fundamental.  Cleaning is a breeze.  Overall, a great system for my purposes.
4133107
I hunted through lots of bottles on Amazon and was surprised how many had complaints of uneven or unfine spray. These really are the best. They're capable of producing a very fine, even mist. They're easy on the hand. Highly recommended.

It should be noted that you can't remove the label. You can still use a Sharpie or label maker to indicate what's in the bottle. This is a minor annoyance and worth the trade-off in order to have a good product.
1412692
Now this is a sprayer that Tim the toolman would love. Three woofs.

Brass pump and tank feed rod, spray trigger is also brass and not a cheesy spring action like those plastic ones, coated metal tank, long spray extension, two brass nozzles, .5 and 1 gal/min.

I purchased this sprayer to apply (a second coat of) BP Pro Wet Look sealer (Xylene based) recommended for Cambridge pavers after the first coat destroyed another sprayer, all the seals failed and the hose blew three times before I finished that first coat. This sprayer never hesitated or hiccuped at all during the whole sealing application. Application was a breeze, included a tank refill and I used Xylene solvent cleanup followed by water washout and it looked like new.

An excellent sprayer that should last a lifetime.
4325050
All the sprays you need or want!  Much cheaper then I can get locally PLUS greater range of sprays.
2837548
A Great sprayer, but you will need multiple sprayers so you don't cross contaminate.
21377
Yes, these are the entry level Devilbiss guns, but for the job I was doing, they worked flawlessly.  In fact, I do not know how any gun at any price could have worked any better.  I suppose if you were using these in a professional body shop on a daily basis, they might not hold up.  But, I used them to spray a 10 year old Dodge Ram and the front clip of a Chevy Cobalt in my home garage using two stage urethane paints.  Did I mention they worked flawlessly and the final result was better than I had ever imagined it could be?  They both look like they were painted by a professional body shop.

I did quite a bit of automotive painting back in the '70s and '80s but have not done any since 1982.  I was a little nervous about trying it again having never used modern paints or spray guns.  But, it was a great experience and I was extremely happy with the results.  5 stars for Devilbiss StartingLine guns.
2170029
My 1st spray gun and its a joy to use, very adjustable spray and a lot more economical than using spray cans.
2771158
This is the third Wagner paint sprayer I have owned.  The first one (years ago) was a disappointment because it would sometimes sputter, could not do fine work and was really hard to clean.  The second one was much improved, but still hard to clean.  This is the one I was waiting for.

This gun comes in a nice storage case with two containers - iSpray and Detail Finish.  Each container has it's own trigger and nozzle and they connect to the spray head with a quick-connect process.  This makes cleaning easy , because you can disassemble and soak the entire container to clean it thoroughly.  There is a tiny hole on the suction tube that goes to the paint canister that must be well cleaned or it prevents spray. They provide great directions on how to properly clean the machine and it's worth following them.  I'm usually guilty of not reading the manual, but this one is  a quick read and easy to understand.

Set up is easy. You pour in the paint, change the settings, and you're good to go.  You can adjust the spray width lever which determines the pattern of spray and can control the amount of material sprayed. It also has X-Boost power dial ranging "0-9" which gives you control over the air power.

The paint sprayer was quite easy to use. Pull the trigger half-way to start the motor, and then all the way to paint. Then you either move side to side, or up and down, depending how you plan on painting.  It can feel a bit heavy when loaded with paint, but it is very well balanced and easy to handle.

It puts out a nice, even spray that is easy to work with and easy to adjust, I found it easy to maintain a constant pattern, and became much more comfortable after a little practice.  I used the iSpray attachment for the exterior of my house and I used the detail finish nozzle to stain my deck.  This sprayer covered the wood beautifully with a smooth and even spray with no drips or runs.

When doing big projects with latex, I found it helpful to wipe off, or clean the air nozzle and one of the paint spray holes because paint would have a tendency to build up and close these holes.

Bottom line:  The Flexio 590 looks high-end and delivers on it's looks. This is the first sprayer that I would use inside for walls and ceiling. It gives even application with good coverage, easy to use and easy to clean. Having a full control over the amount of paint it sprays, the pattern you want and the variable power control makes this kit a complete package for any size paint project
4297475
I "needed" one of these for some small home projects like touching up firearms finishes using small amounts of Durakote.  My larger, HVLP sprayer worked GREAT but was a little difficult to clean, a little large to wield, just kind of cumbersome overall for small jobs.  Plus for the detail I wanted, the small parts I needed to refinish, I wanted a finer, more focused spray pattern.  I tried a Preval sprayer, but couldn't figure out how to extend the pickup tube and there's a LOT of coating left in the bottom of the jar when it starts spitting and spraying nothing but "air."  I needed something a little more economical.  Those finishes aren't cheap.

I bought this and had it in my home workshop in two days and it did exactly what I wanted it to.

Only thing is, you'll want/need some accessories.

I bought a cleaning brush kit with a "how to airbrush" guide from TCP Global here on Amazon which is purely nuts and bolts instruction, exactly what I needed.

I also bought a Badger quick disconnect fitting (tighten by HAND only) and in-jar stainless steel paint filter, another badger item I think is a necessity when using Cerakote or Durakote to get any particles out that might clog the airbrush.  I had bought some paper cone paint filters a while back and don't need them for this unit.  I can give them to my patients to catch kidney stones or something...

One other thing I found in an online review of this airbrush is a part from another manufacturer.  The solvents used in some of the coatings I'm using, like MEK and Godknowswhatelse (I have the MSDS but little memory for complex organic chemistry names these days) seemed to leave a light coating of the neoprene (?) Paint Seal (Badger part 50-077) on the needle and the reviewer suggested buying the Paasche Airbrush Co. part H-185 (available here on Amazon.com for about a dollar, plus postage).  It's made of something like teflon or HDPE and resists just about any solvent you're likely to run through the sprayer.

DO take this down after using and clean the needle, you'll be surprised how much residual comes away on your paper towel with a little acetone or MEK.  I was.

Looking forward to using this for a long time and many projects.