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Devilbiss 3-Gun Kit

Devilbiss 3-Gun Kit

Item #20491 Brand: DeVilbiss

Includes 2 large HVLP guns,
1 small detail gun, accessories

No additional discounts apply.

Details

DeVilbiss® Set has 3 spray guns to handle everything from custom graphics and touch-up tasks to full repaints These 3 precision spray guns from DeVilbiss® are the tools you'll need to take on any automotive paint job, from graphics and touch-up tasks to full repaints.

2 large HVLP Guns
1 small Detail Gun
3 Tips, 3 Cups, Regulator and Tool Kit

About Devilbiss 3-Gun Kit

Take on any automotive painting job with this 3-gun DeVilbiss® Kit that includes one large HVLP Gun for primers (with 1.8mm fluid tip); one large HVLP Gun for top coats (1.3mm fluid tip), and one Small Gun for detailing and custom graphics (with 1.0mm fluid tip). The large guns require 30 psi @ 13 cfm, small gun requires 30 psi @ 8 cfm. One-year mfr's. warranty.

Gun rebuild kits available; see "Accessories" tab.

3-gun kit includes two large HVLP Guns and one small Detailing Gun, plus three tips (1.8mm, 1.3mm, 1.0mm), two 600ml aluminum paints cups, one 250ml nylon paint cup, and a gun-mounted air-adjusting valve with gauge. Cleaning and adjustment tools are also included. Gun rebuild kits available; see "Accessories" tab.

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(Q) Will these guns work with any kind of paint?
(A) These were designed for solvent-based paints, primers and clears.

(Q) What are the compressor requirements?
(A) The large guns need 30 psi @ 13 cfm; the smaller gun needs 30 psi @ 8 cfm.

(Q) How can I learn to paint competently?
(A) Check out Eastwood's full line of training books and DVDs.

(Q) How do I prevent compressor moisture from ruining my paint job?
(A) See our full line of air dryers and filters. Search for "air management".

Always wear a NIOSH-approved respirator, eye protection and skin protection when painting. Consult paint label and MSDS for exact safety precautions. Always paint in a ventilated area away from open flames or sparks. Consult local and federal laws when disposing of excess paints, primer clears and solvents.