Sharpe Finex FX1000 Mini HVLP Paint Gun

The Sharpe Finex FX1000 Mini HVLP Paint Gun is perfect for providing impeccable touch-ups. The mini paint gun belongs to a new generation of guns that provides maximum performance with a smaller size.

The new line of paint guns is designed to reduce the strain on your hands while maintaining the overall job quality. This special design comes with 29% fewer parts than older models, has precision lids, repair kits, and a minimal trigger pull compared to other guns available in the market.

With a two-finger pull, the minigun gives you access to tough-to-reach spots like door jambs; it also causes less fatigue, allowing you to complete thorough touch-up projects. Do not be fooled by the size of this mini gun, as this little gun packs quite a powerful punch.

Features of the Sharpe Finex FX1000 Mini HVLP Paint Gun

• Large pattern size of up to 9"
• Comes with a 125cc cup, wrench, and cleaning brush
• Two-finger trigger that reduces stress
• Has multiple nozzle options ranging from 0.6 to 1.4 for spraying primer, base, and clear coats
• Comes with one year warranty

Technical Specs of the Sharpe Finex FX1000 Mini HVLP Paint Gun:

• Fluid Tips: 1.0 mm, 1.4 mm
• Air Consumption: 7.0 SCFM
• Maximum inlet HVLP psi: 29 (2.0 bar, 200 kPa)
• Dry Weight Without Cup: 322 g
• Air Inlet npsm: 1/4 in
• Finish: Black Nickel
• Cup Size: 125 cc

Applications:

• 1 mm: Light industrial, hobby, spot repair, base coat, clear coat
• 1.4 mm: Base coat, clear coat single stages, sealers, low solid clear, clear coat
• 0.6 mm: Light industrial, hobby, spot repair, base coat, clear coat
• 0.8 mm: Light industrial, hobby, spot repair, base coat, clear coat
• 1.2 mm: Base coat, high solid, single stages, clear coat

For maximum efficiency, please flush the paint gun if any of the following conditions are met:

• Before changing colors
• Before the paint dries up inside the equipment
• Every day
• After your last project for the day
• Before storing away for long periods
• Before you repair the equipment

You must always use a solvent that suits the gun-wetted parts and the fluid that you will use to spray. Take a look at the Product Manual and Parts List Here.