Dynastus 33 oz Siphon Feed Spray Gun - 2.5mm Nozzle for Spraying Oil-Based or Latex Paints, with Filtering and Cleaning Kits

I have been using the critter siphon feed guns for years. It's not that they are bad, it's just that they are so expensive. I buy 10 at a time and at a price of about $50 it is just too costly...these guns I've now been using for a year and find them of equal quality to the other siphon feed guns on the market. The only negative for us is that the air connection from the back would work better if it came down, not straight back but for the great price we can afford a 90° elbow.

Looks like a pretty good paint gun. Haven't used it yet but will soon. You can tell as soon as you pick it up it's alot better than a harbor freight gun. One thing I thought was funny is instead of a tube brush that you use to clean it with I received a jail house looking toothbrush. I swear I think they're the same kind of brush so needless to say it's almost useless. But that doesn't ruin the gun none, can't wait to try it. I'm gonna try to thin and shoot some bedliner with it. Idk we'll see

I am a studio potter and have been spray glazing my larger vases for past decade.During that time I've gone through many different spray guns, various models priced moderately around $50 to $800 auto spray gun. Having used all those spray guns, I have found that siphon style offered by this model works best for my glazes.The other siphon sprayer you can find on Amazon is the Critter sprayer. I've gone through two Critter glaze guns and both had issues with rust and the trigger stop functioning after a while. Another plus here is that the chamber is made of metal, which is much harder to shatter than the mason jars used with critter guns. It should also be noted that the critter sprayer has hiked up their price to $70 versus this model at $18.After two years in use this spray gun is functioning well with zero problems.For this price, very highly recommended.

This is the first time I've used a latex paint sprayer and didn't want to spend a lot of money on one in case it didn't work out. I was impressed. Painted some outdoor wooden chairs and first had to lay down latex primer and then the latex finish coat. The coverage and ease of application exceeded my expectations. I did six chairs in three different colors so between the primer and color coats I was having to clean the gun and nozzles frequently, but cleanup was a breeze. The key is getting the paint thinned properly and keeping the nozzles clean and don't forget to clean out the vent hole on the cap. I can definitely recommend this spray gun for home DIY projects.

Quality is ok- leaks air a lot, but does the job. Not too hard to clean either. Paint spread is pretty good and the container capacity is probably large enough to paint too garage doors.