SP-33000-2.0 LVLP Gravity Feed 2.0mm Gun Tip and Needle Kit

After reading a number online comments about how small compressors won't atomize paint to get a nonstop continuous spray at low pressures I was a bit skeptical about this product. To my surprise I had great success spraying thick latex all in one paint and primer using the 2.0mm Tip and Needle Kit along with the SP-33000K LVLP Gravity Feed Spray Gun Kit for a project I was working on using my Craftsman 3 Gallon Horizontal Air Compressor that’s rated for 2.4 SCFM at 90 psi. The paint spray was smooth and even and I never had to stop to wait for the compressor to catch up.

Bought this to spray latex because I wasn't sure the small nozzle that comes with the gun could handle latex. I used this first and couldn't get it dialed in. Switched back to the smaller 1.3 nozzle and it works with latex just fine. No knock on this product, I just didn't need it for my application.

This is a great addition to the Spray it SP3300 LVLP. I have 2 of these guns as I use one for oil based finishes and one for water based finishes. Some say the LVLP guns do not atomize paint or clear coat properly, but I am a wood craftsman. I do not paint cars and this gun atomizes paint and clear coat just fine for what I use it for. Anyway back to the tip and nozzle. The sprayit 3300 kit comes with 3 different size tips and nozzles which is why I chose it but they are only good far polyurethane, stains, oil based paints and thinned out latex. This 2.0 tip has allowed me to spray kilz premium sealer primer with out thinning it, and this stuff is pretty viscous. I have also been about to spray water based paints with no problems and not thinning. Its a nice addition to the gun.

Another guy posted on here about thinning the latex by about 1/3rd with Flotrol. Thinned benjamin moore paint using this mixture and its perfect for spraying latex with the 2.0 needle. I use a Bostich pancake compressor and the latex went perfectly. Had to keep stopping to wait for the compressor to catch up. If the latex spatters, turn up the pressure on your regulator until it stops. Make sure you're using water separators too.

Received the spray kit with tread on nozzle not working( see picture attached), I contacted California Air Tools 4 times to request a refund on my purchased but no reply back for almost a week now from my first attempt even so each notification states that they will get back in 48 hours

Excellent add to the kit. I sprayed oil base primer and oil base semigloss to a kitchen cabinets . You have to thin 3/1 both primer and paint in order to run smooth.

No problems until taking it off. Don't know if I put it on too tight or what, but the corners rounded over trying to loosen it with the open end wrench provided with the sprayer. Just got a 19mm box wrench to see if that will do the trick.

I needed a bigger tip size for splatter finish and this works great !