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This kind of stuff is why I bought this sprayer. Actually worked well. Hopefully, it will save me from getting out the mini and firing up the compressor.
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Set your expectations correctly. All around cheap but I think it will suit my needs.

www.smartsaker.com

SAKER® Electric Spray Paint Gun for Cars

FEATURES: Professional Fine Atomization: Our electric spray gun features a 5mm precise spray width, delivering professional fine atomization for delicate coloring. With its advanced atomization technology, it ensures smooth and stable spraying, resulting in exquisite color transitions and a...
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When I searched for Saker electric spray paint gun, Amazon had them listed for $45 and up. On the page full of options they show a small airbrush setup that includes a 3-speed compressor, hose, 3 different cups and a USB charger cable, all for $29.99. I worry the replacement nozzles for the Saker product won't be available in a few years, making their gun useless. At least with the airbrush version it uses all the standard interfaces so any airbrush could be attached and if the airbrush is a piece of crap you can use a better one with the rechargeable battery powered compressor. Of course, my inability to resist gadgets means one of these arrived today.
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Bob Heine said:
When I searched for Saker electric spray paint gun, Amazon had them listed for $45 and up. On the page full of options they show a small airbrush setup that includes a 3-speed compressor, hose, 3 different cups and a USB charger cable, all for $29.99. I worry the replacement nozzles for the Saker product won't be available in a few years, making their gun useless. At least with the airbrush version it uses all the standard interfaces so any airbrush could be attached and if the airbrush is a piece of crap you can use a better one with the rechargeable battery powered compressor. Of course, my inability to resist gadgets means one of these arrived today.
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Perfect for my spray tan business.
 
I ordered one of these and tried it tonight. This is the bomb for touch up!
Did a small spot of base and blending solvent and this was perfect. It is listed as 5mm, no idea what that means as it is a tiny, very controllable fan, Nice atomization and easy to control. Perfect for touch-up work. Love it!

 
Dean Jenkins said:
I ordered one of these and tried it tonight. This is the bomb for touch up!
Did a small spot of base and blending solvent and this was perfect. It is listed as 5mm, no idea what that means as it is a tiny, very controllable fan, Nice atomization and easy to control. Perfect for touch-up work. Love it!

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Finally! I'm kinda useful!
 
Is it possible that the infamous Saker rechargeable paint device can be improved upon?
Introducing, the 3 gear Saker with a more modern appearance.

Voted as "A highly returned item" by Amazon. Mine arrives on Friday. Stay tuned or don't.
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interesting. i bought a small rechargeable airbrush compressor on amazon for me to do touchups easier and not have to run 200' of airhose for a 30 sec spray. as expected it pretty much sucks but it does barely get me by in a pinch.
 
Jim C said:
interesting. i bought a small rechargeable airbrush compressor on amazon for me to do touchups easier and not have to run 200' of airhose for a 30 sec spray. as expected it pretty much sucks but it does barely get me by in a pinch.
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The original actually did a decent job for the touch up work. This new one has 3 speeds. Such an upgrade for only $40!
 
Reviving this older thread....I bought and used the original based on this thread. It is indeed the bomb. I have to be careful or I will try to paint a panel with it!
BIG QUESTION: How the hell are you cleaning the bottles? or Where can you get new ones?

I used some epoxy reduced to sealer, and the stuff literally stuck to these bottles. I can't find any reasonable price replacements either. I tried some, but they did not fit. I put them in reducer, tried acetone, still gunky and funky. Enough it would worry me.
 
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