DUSICHINAirless Paint Primer Spray Gun High Pressure 3600 PSI Reversible 517 Nozzle Tip Guard Swivel Joint with 10 inches Extension Pole for Titan Graco Airless Paint Sprayers Aftermarket DUS3600

Sprayed the trim on my ranch home. Used Graco Fine Finish nozzles. Used a Satin Latex paint beautiful finish. Easy to operate and control.Well made, great value well worth the money.

Very smooth spray. Nice quality. Only negative is the trigger lock gets in the way constantly.

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Item was great in hand. I wish I knew I needed the tank before hand. I will come back update when I have all the required items for this to work properly.

Works well for painting our walls. Just make sure you already own the part that this goes to, and you'll be set! It felt sturdy in hand and while it definitely would benefit from actual instructions, it made everything go by so much smoother.

This is a very well made spray gun.I got this to stain a table that my husband made and it worked great. The instructions are a little hard to understand, but I have used one of these before so I knew the jist of it.It is light weight, easy to hold and use. The spray is even and consistent.It is well made, easy to use and worth getting for those paint or stain projects.

No sirve, loquea la pintura o agua que le pongan por la parte de abajo. No puedo devolverlo porque se me venció el tiempo😕

I recently used the DUSICHIN Airless Paint Primer Spray Gun, and I couldn't be more impressed with its performance. The 3600 PSI high-pressure capability ensured a smooth and even application, making my painting projects much faster and more efficient. The build quality of the spray gun is robust, providing a reliable and durable tool that can handle extensive use without any issues. Additionally, the ergonomic design made it comfortable to use for extended periods, reducing fatigue. Overall, this spray gun exceeded my expectations and delivered professional-quality results with ease.

Identical to expensive brand!

The handle part of the housing is plastic, and that makes it less than fully compatible with solvent-based materials, but useable nonetheless. It triggers smoother than a Graco Contractor II gun I own, and unlike the Contractor II doesn't spit when the trigger is released. It's trigger is metal, and not plastic that breaks frequently like the current Graco guns that cost $500. It uses the standard thread rather than the shallow AAF thread cut into aluminum that the $1000 Graco G40 utilizes, which always wears down and becomes useless after a few years. I like the trigger lock on it also. I don't know how to access the filter inside it, though. I'd give 5 stars if but for those two issues.