Aervoe 8209 Spray-Tool Portable Spray Gun Complete Kit, Interchangeable Spray Tip

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This sprayer is great for putting just the right mist on my enamels. One thing I would change....It doesn't stand by itself. I need to put a block of wood under the container or it tips over. I still like it

I purchased this to apply dye to a leather car seat. It is not a bad product for the price. The problem inherent to using an aerosol can as propellant is that the can gets cold and the pressure drops. It was good that I purchased a spare can from another seller. This seller should also sell the cans, because I see you can really go through them. I used about a can and a half on one car seat. I had to have a container of hot water to heat the cans, and change cans before one pass of the seat. There was also a lot of tip cleaning involved, maybe the spray mixture needed straining. I would say this is a good inexpensive tool for small jobs, but if you are going to be using it a lot, look into something else.

I have used theese sprayers before and they are great for spraying many things as you can adjust for thickness of solution by using one of the three spray tips. I do wish they sold the spray tips seperately as some I have worn out but I use them alot for spraying acid patinas and different finishes, and you can buy more spray cans by the case from the manufacturer. A good product.

The tube connecting the compressed air container to the dye bottle broke as I was fastening the two containers together. It was very thin and broke easily. I could do nothing to repair it, so I threw it away without using it once. I applied the leather dye with a sponge and achieved good results.

I’ve bought this sprayer a couple times now to apply a light but thorough coat of a particular solution. It makes the job very easy and consistent.

It didn't work very well. the spray was uneven. I didn't use it.

I am an engraver and use a marking agent that can be sprayed on or brushed on, spraying works better. I've probably used 20 cans in the last 4 months and am now buying a Critter Sprayer to save money and improve spraying consistency.The Crown Sprayer comes with 3 tips/sizes for different viscosity liquids. With my rather thick mixture I find I must use the blue/small spray time when the power pack can is full. 1/3 of the way through the can, I switch to the white/medium tip because the can at this point has trouble pushing it through the small blue tip due to reduced pressure. When down to the last 1/3 or 1/4 of the power pack, I get about 20 seconds of spraying before the can becomes to cold to spray. Out comes the heat gun...Overall when I have a small job - this Crown Spra tool does the job. When I have volume to do, the constant switching of tips, cleaning of tips, heating of cans and switching cans really slows the work down.