InoKraft D1 LVLP Air Spray Gun Premium Kit, Easy to Use, Paint Gun for Cars & House DIY Painting, 1.3/1.5/1.7mm Nozzles, with Paint Sprayer Accessories

As per the numerous positive reviews and videos on line, this is a great gun to use. It is very easy to set up, light to handle and well made. This particular gun came with additional sized nozzle kits and a cleaning kit. Cleaning of the gun was very easy and quick. Ideal for beginners and pros alike.

The gun looks very good and a full comprehensive manual. The supplied controlling pressure valve to keep 3psi is essential as air pumps typically supply 6psi. The air filter is good as my air pump hasn’t got one. I will report back on spray quality.

I bought this gun 18 months ago. I use it for spraying furniture I make using PU, AC, 2k and water based paints. I used it on a project over Christmas and only realised how superb this gun is. It's lightweight, comfortable to hold and capable of precise control. The nozzle sizes supplied are perfect for me and the 1.3mm was even superb for clearcoat. Super value and even cheaper now than when I bought it. You wont be dissapointed.

This gun is fantastic. I currently use devilbiss but this gun is much better. It feels better, solid and its half the price. Resprayed a kitchen using 2k pu and it was perfect for the job

I purchased this spray gun because of its good quality, but unfortunately, it had manufacturing defects. Upon opening the box, I noticed a small area where the paint was already removed. I wasn't too concerned at first, but the next day, rust started appearing. I returned the product for a full refund and plan to order another one, hoping I won’t encounter the same issue again.

I am truly blown away but this gun My only gripe is the play in the trigger It’s nicely finished and apply base and clear with phenomenal results especially for price

Great quality gun, use it for base coat and clear, really good finish

fairly new to spraying, have a few cheap guns and saw youtube videos on this. should have bought it sooner. where I thought i was getting good results with budget guns, this is another level. I'm sure pro painters will find fault, but all it does is compliment my limited abilities. expanded to try spraying polyurethane varnish for oak skirtings and architraves. water based stuff, but had to thin 60/40 with hot water. did 7-8 coats with a rub with 800 grit between coats. finish is like glass. like it was vapour spraying out of the gun. Ive even been spraying garden coloured paint thinned, and again I'm getting a car like finish on sheds! next job is to sprary the garage door with 2k paint before I have ago on the vans bodywork