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HVLP Paint Guns

Shop HVLP paint guns from Fuji, Graco and Titan for cabinets, doors, furniture, trim and other fine finish work. Most are guns for a turbine system you already own, so match the gun to your turbine before you order.

Which HVLP paint gun is right for you?

Your project/need Best choice Why
Large jobs, fewer refills (Fuji turbine) Fuji T-Model bottom feed (T70) 1 quart (1000 cc) cup under the gun
Cabinets and furniture, all-round (Fuji turbine) Fuji T-Model gravity feed (T75G) 600 cc nylon cup on top of the gun
Tight spots, small parts, tubs (Fuji turbine) Fuji G-XPC gravity feed 400 cc aluminum cup that swivels, so you can spray in any direction
Entry-level Fuji gun for hobby and weekend projects M-Model bottom feed 7001, gravity feed 7002G or 7003 with 1.8 mm air cap M-Model guns from Fuji's DIY-PRO line, with a choice of air cap sizes
Small repairs, touch-ups and trim Fuji 9622 Touch-Up Bleeder Gun 8 oz cup and a round pattern from ¼ to 6 in. Turbine use only, not for compressors
A Graco FinishPro HVLP sprayer EDGE II 17P653 or EDGE II Plus 17P484 1 quart metal cup, 20 oz gun, made for FinishPro sprayers
Easier cleanup and colour changes (Graco) EDGE II Plus with FlexLiner 17P483 1 quart FlexLiner cup, so paint stays off the cup
A Graco ProComp sprayer Edge II ProComp 17P654 The EDGE II gun sold for ProComp models
A Titan pressure-fed HVLP gun Maxum II or Maxum Elite 524027 Titan's pressure-fed HVLP guns for fine finishing
A cordless handheld that does both HVLP and airless work Titan FlexSpray Pro 18V Battery powered, 4 lb, two interchangeable front ends. Add a spare FlexSpray front end if you need one

Prep/accessories: check air cap sizes, cups and liners, needle kits and filters in HVLP Spray Accessories.

Not sure which gun fits your turbine or sprayer? Contact us with your model and we'll help you choose.

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HVLP Paint Gun FAQ

1Which HVLP gun should I buy?

Match it to your turbine. Fuji T-Model and M-Model guns are made for Fuji turbines, and Graco EDGE II guns are made for FinishPro HVLP sprayers. Then pick the cup style that suits your work: bottom feed for big jobs, gravity feed for cabinets and furniture.

2Gravity feed or bottom feed: which is better?

Gravity feed guns carry the cup on top, so they use less paint and suit small and medium jobs. A bottom feed gun like the Fuji T70 holds 1 quart (1000 cc) and needs fewer refills.

3Can I use an HVLP gun with an air compressor?

Not the turbine guns here. Fuji says its 9622 touch-up gun will not work with an air compressor, and turbine guns are made for turbine airflow. Check the product page before you buy.

4Do I need to thin my paint for an HVLP gun?

Often a little, depending on the coating and your turbine. Follow the coating maker's directions and check viscosity with a Ford cup. Test on scrap before you spray the piece.

5What air cap size do I need?

Thin coatings like stain and lacquer suit smaller caps, and thicker paints suit larger ones. Fuji sells T-Series and M-Series air cap sets in sizes from 0.8 to 2.5 mm. See HVLP Spray Accessories.

6What is the difference between the Graco EDGE II and EDGE II Plus?

Both are 1 quart, 20 oz guns for FinishPro HVLP sprayers. The Plus adds a Quick Clean Check Valve for heavier materials. The 17P483 comes with a FlexLiner cup instead of a metal one.

7What can I spray with an HVLP gun?

Stains, varnish, lacquer, enamel and latex, on cabinets, doors, furniture and trim. For large exterior walls or whole-house repaints, an airless sprayer is much faster.