Earlex

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Spray more projects easier with the new EARLEX® Super Finish Max HVLP Sprayer. The 450 watt motor is built into the sprayer, making it a self-contained HVLP system with no hose and motor to drag around. Earlex Super Finish Max HVLP Paint Sprayer is designed for woodworkers who want to apply a great looking finish on their projects with no brush marks. This sprayer is ideal for a wide variety of woodworking projects, including custom-made furniture, cabinets, trim, spindles, craft projects and other projects such as fences and walls. It provides the power and adjustability to spray oil- or water-based finishes such stains, enamels, polyurethane, varnish, latex paint, primers, chalk-style paint, milk paint, and more. Spray pattern adjusts from 1" to 12", and you can spray with less thinning, less hassle and faster than you imagined possible. Cleanup is easy: empty container, rinse and fill with clear solution (water or solvent), operate spray gun until solution comes through nozzle, and disassemble to clean and dry thoroughly per instructions. Spray finishing and painting have never been easier. Includes two-year manufacturer's warranty.

Features:

450W of power for spraying thicker paints
Sprays evenly to lay down a professional finish
Spray volume knob adjusts spray pattern from 1'' to 12'' wide
Includes interchangeable 1.5mm, 2.0mm, and 4.0mm tips for a range of coatings
Two air caps help control the flow of material
Easy cleanup
Two-year warranty

Specifications:

Sprayer Type: HVLP
Spray Pattern Width: 1'' to 12''
Wattage: 450W
Paint Cup Capacity: 40 oz
Standard Manufacturer's Warranty: 24 months

What's Included:

(1) Earlex - Super Finish Max HVLP Sprayer with 40-oz capacity cup
(1) 1.5 mm Blue Nozzle and Tip Set
(1) 2.0 mm Green Nozzle and Tip Set (2.0mm Green Tip comes installed on the sprayer)
(1) 4.0 mm Red Nozzle and Tip Set
(2) Air caps – Black Air Cap and Yellow Air Cap – to help control the flow of the material
(1) Container lid
(1) Cleaning Brush
(1) Wrench
(1) Complete Instructions

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Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars

by JW on 01\08\2023

Great sprayer

I’ve had this sprayer for about a year now. Absolutely love it. Great finish. Easy to use and clean. I actually just use it for clear coat. I have the Earlex 5500 I use for painting and a regular hvlp box store sprayer I hook to my air compressor to spray lacquer. But if you are looking for a great sprayer, easy to use , adjust, clean, break down and maintain, you should give a serious look. I get great results from it.