Here's a very powerful paint sprayer system that should work for the diy home owner as well as the professional. The Fuji Industrial Spray Equipment 2903X Mini-Mite 3X Paint Spray Gun will produce professional grade finishes every time on both wood and metal. This equipment is priced at the lower end of this line of Fuji paint sprayer products. Read on for more details, including the favorable user reviews.
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| Fuji Industrial Spray Equipment 2903X Mini-Mite 3X Paint Spray Gun |
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Product Description |
| The Fuji mini-mite 3X paint spray gun system is a portable and powerful kit ideal for cabinet makers, furniture refurbishers, auto detailers, or anyone who wants professional-grade painting and coating for their wood or metal work; the 3-stage Ametek-Lamb electric HVLP turbine provides approximately 6 PSI, giving you enough pressure to spray all types of coating (when properly thinned), including water-based coatings. This system comes with the XT-2 spray gun, featuring a non-bleed design for less disturbance of shop dust and durable all stainless steel fluid components. It also comes with a high-efficiency air cap which helps reduce over-spray, and a convenient 25-foot hose with air control valve. What's in the Box
XT-2 spray gun, 3-stage HVLP turbine, high-efficiency air cap, and 25-foot hose. |
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Product Details |
- Portable and powerful paint spray gun system for professional-grade coating on metal or wood
- Offers enough pressure to spray all types of coatings including water-based
- 3-stage Ametek-Lamb electric HVLP turbine; approximately 6 PSI
- Non-bleed XT-2 spray gun with durable stainless steel fluid components
- Includes 25-foot hose with air control valve; high-efficiency air cap
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Customer Reviews |
 All the HVLP sprayer you need . . . |
| Review Date: May 29, 2009 |
| Reviewer: J. Armstrong, Cambridge, MA |
. . . unless most (and I mean MOST) of your spraying will be latex.
Fuji has 4 models in 2 lines - the PRO, which means that they have special noise damping that makes them significantly quieter; and the Mini-Mite which do not have the noise control but are otherwise identical. Within the 2 lines, there are two "power" levels - 3 stage or 4 stage turbines.
This is a logical product line as it allows people to get what they're looking for. How do you know what you're looking for? Well, let me suggest a way of thinking about it. First, consider the noise; if you are doing small projects or working outdoors or you are willing to use noise protection, then a Mini-Mite will work for you. My 3x is essentially as loud as a cheap Rigid shop vac. The PRO that I have worked with is about as loud as my very quiet Festool shop vac. For the projects I do, I can live with the noise and am happy to pocket the $100+ price difference.
WRT "power", consider again what you'll be working with. If you want to do unthinned latex for large projects, then you should get a 4 stage. If you are doing anything less, then you will probably be fine with 3 stage. The trick of course is trying to understand if you'll really be fine or if you'll have tool regret. Of course the no regrets option comes at a price - another $100+ which makes an expensive tool very expensive.
It is important to understand that the 3 stage is capable of spraying almost anything, including 10% thinned latex, with ease. I have run a variety of materials with the smaller turbine and they have all come out well. I'm not in production and were that the case, I would certainly own the 4 stage. But the 3 stage has never failed to produce - that's why I say it's all the sprayer you'll need (notwithstanding the circumstances noted above).
This is especially true because the Fuji sprayers are Cadillac (or BMW if you prefer) items. Quality parts, ease of use and cleanup, and thoughtful engineering make for a high value product. Cheap? No. Worth it? Unequivocally.
One final note - the whip hose should not be considered optional. In fact, I feel like Fuji should include in the basic package. |
Delivers everything I expected with the quality I need
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| Review Date: June 26, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Brian Hampton, USA |
| My hobby is photography and this product is used to spray coat canvas prints. It is compact, reasonable noise level, intuitive to use, does the job very well and cleans up nicely.Fuji Mini-Mite 3X Paint Spray Gun #2903X |
This Paint Spary Gun Works Great
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| Review Date: May 3, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Dale M. Sipma, Los Angeles |
Used the gun to spray oil finish on a fence and Acrylic Semi-Gloss on
17 metal music stands. Shutters are next. Product quality is excellent.
Spray pattern is easy to adjust from an 8" fan to a 1" wide round pattern.
Great finish of the Acrylic. |
EXCELLENT ITEM! WELL WORTH THE PRICE.
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| Review Date: September 7, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Michael Mesnard, IL USA |
This is an excellent spray system. I had this thing up and running in no time flat. The instructions are easy to read and the spray gun is very simple. It does a fantastic job and I am very pleased with the item. The seller shippeed the system to me right away. I am a very happy customer!!
Thank you!
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