ENDOZER Pro HVLP Gravity Feed Air Spray Gun High Performance Professional Painting Spray Gun 1.4mm Nozzle, 600ml for a Variety of Low Viscosity Paints

A pretty good sprayer for only 50 bucks. On par with the mid range guns from harbor freight.

You will definitely need an air compressor and paint thinner if your using thick paint. It was ok to use. Nothing out of the ordinary. I was replacing an electrical one so all in all it gets the job done.

I use this spray gun to repaint my sisters car after an accident and it works really well with my uncles low pressure air compressor to provide a nice Even spray pattern across her car. Highly recommended.

When I received the Endozer LVLP spray gun it needed some modification to work properly. The needle assembly is 3mm too long causing the knob for fluid control to barely thread onto the gun. If threaded onto the gun securely the trigger would not open to allow paint flow. Just cut the 3mm nib off the back of the spray needle so total length is 110mm and not 113mm then reassemble. After mods the Endozer LVLP spray gun sprays great at as low as 20psi, but around 25psi seemed about right for proper fan and atomization. It should help to conserve paint and produce less overspray due to the lower pressure the gun requires. Problem with needle length and fluid control knob was reported to Endozer and they said it should be fixed in the next batch of spray guns, so really good customer service. This LVLP gun would be good for a DIY weekend warrior to use smaller air compressor and produce less overspray for a home garage.

I did a few projects.... stain and poly, multiple coats.... the gun performed flawlessly... output is near perfect, no spitting, pattern is consistent, no clogging (I know how to treat it between uses to assure no clogging) the gun is built very robust, all metal and withstand a fall. the tank holds a good amount for most smaller projects, dont try to paint a fence with this ;) Not sure how it will fair with other types of material.... not sure I would attempt paint with it...but this will now be my GO TO for stains and poly type clear finishes for wood projects... 4.5 stars, recommended....

Smaller than I expected, but it might be just what I need for painting some of the cabinets in the house, which is going through some renovations right now. I wish I could say more at this time, but I order it in anticipation of what I need to do. The four stars are only based on the perceived small size, but its compactness might be a good thing. I can only tell for sure when I actually use it. I tried it on a small piece of wood and it looked good, but I prefer not to say much before trying it on a final product.

Needs a big compressor to run without interruptions, well built and easy to disassemble/clean. Im not sure how this qualifies as a LVLP, its definitely feels like a HVLP and produces great results like many others.

the endozer professional lvlp gravity feed air spray gn is is simple to place together to get any paint job completed quickly, it fits on most air compresser hoses. And works wonders.

First impression was its small, but light and seems easy to use by reading the instructions. Im going to be painting my porches within the next couple weeks and will update this review once used but will post before and after pics!!

The gun feels good in the hand and is easy to use. Gun sprays a much better, consistent pattern than my older, much less expensive gun. Cleaning the gun doesn’t seem to be an issue. I use paint thinner and cleaned the paint canister then sprayed it through the gun. Once the gun was fairly clean then I disassembled the gun and did a thorough cleaning of each individual part. The direction are clear and easy to understand concerning cleaning. Its important to keep a constant paint viscosity so if you are thinning the paint do the entire batch at one time or document how much paint thinner you use so you can recreate the finished result.