• The XT-2 spray gun includes an insulated (glass-filled nylon) handle that never gets hot.
• The XT-2 spray gun has 100% stainless steel for the wetted part plus an external needle packing adjustment.

Pattern changes are made in two ways. To change the pattern shape, the nozzle is turned and clicked to the next appropriate setting. Three pattern shapes are possible, vertical, horizontal or round. To change the size of the fan pattern, the spray cap is turned in or out. Turning the spray cap in, causes the pattern to become larger - turning out, smaller.

The quality of a HVLP spray gun is determined by the air passages, larger air passages will more fully utilize the air from the turbine to better atomize whatever is being sprayed, therefore as a general rule a high quality HVLP spray gun will have a bulkier look to it than a cheap gun.

 Spray Gun w/Cup ordered separately (Every system order
includes one Spray Gun with a # 4 nozzle setup) 
Choose any tip you want for the  spray gun.    

$249.00!!

Save $50!!

Choose the installed Air Cap Size to Order9001-#3 Air Cap Setup Installed9001-#4 Air Cap Setup Installed9001-#5 Air Cap Setup Installed9001-#6 Air Cap Setup Installed  

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Compare the GT-X2 pressurized gravity spray gun with the XT-2 spray gun.

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 The "NEW' Fuji Pressurized GT-X2 Gravity Feed Non-Bleed Spray Gun!!

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This is a light weight easy to handle and operate pressurized gravity feed non-bleed spray gun, that will give outstanding performance with all finishes. It has a 400 ml metal cup with screw on cap making it easy to fill and easy to clean by just running thinner through the cup and spray gun. This is a great spray gun for the automotive body shop, and bathtub refinishing trades or for anyone who wants a light weight easy to maneuver spray gun that can spray upward with ease. It is a true HVLP spray gun not a conversion gun it will run off of any HVLP turbine. Makes for a great  first or second spray gun. Because it is both gravity and pressurized it can spray heavy finishes even easier than the pressurized XT-2.

The Factory Suggested retail price is $299 but we are selling it for the introductory price of $249, a $50 savings, also it can be purchased as a second spray gun with any system purchase with no shipping. And best of all we can substitute it for the standard XT-2 spray gun in any system purchase, check out our system package prices with the GTX-2. Call or email for details.

$249.00!!
SAVE $50!!

 

Available with any size air cap #3, 4, 5, or 6, you will be asked when you order to choose the option

GT-X2 Spray Gun, Choose any tip you want for the extra spray gun. 

$249.00
 

Choose the installed Air Cap Size to Order9001-#3 Air Cap Setup Installed9001-#4 Air Cap Setup Installed9001-#5 Air Cap Setup Installed9001-#6 Air Cap Setup Installed  

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HVLP Converter Kit
Use your Fuji or any other turbine spray gun with an air compressor.
Requires about 6-8 CFM for continuous operation.
$79.95


Limited number available

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HVLP spray guns are easier to use than most spray guns. It takes very little practice in order to spray with professional results thanks to the lower velocity. If you can use a paintbrush, you can spray with HVLP.

Viscosity of coatings is important. Although we supply a guide, there is often some trial and error involved in arriving at the best viscosity. If a product is thinned too much, there are runs. Too thick and 'orange peel' or rough finish is the result. When thinning, it is essential to use a reducer that is compatible with the product you are using. To be sure, buy a thinner made by the same coatings company - always verify that it is the right product. It is wise to experiment on a practice piece to ensure that the finish is perfect. You may also request information from the coatings manufacturer - don't forget to mention you are spraying with HVLP equipment.

Waterborn lacquers (acrylics, urethanes and varathanes etc.) can be applied successfully with HVLP. Most of these products require no thinning whatsoever. Many of these newer coatings contain a high-solids content of 30%-60% or more so the turbine must be powerful enough (at least the 3-stage). Several thin wet coats are preferable to one or two thick coats. Scuff sanding between coats is recommended.

When spraying with HVLP, keep the gun at a constant 6" - 8" away from the project. Release the trigger at the end of each stroke. Then, depress the trigger and overlap the previous pass by about 1/3. Continue in this fashion for consistent coverage.
 
 

Whenever possible, to reduce over spray to an absolute minimum you may use the Air Control Valve to reduce the volume/pressure of air passing through the spray gun. Turn the valve until the air is at the point where it is just barely atomizing the paint and yet the finish quality is still ideal. If the valve is turned too low, orange peel may result. There is a compromise here with setting the amount of paint sprayed and the size of the pattern. The Air Control Valve setting should be the last in the chain. In other words, decide on the viscosity and size of pattern first - then, you may find that you can reduce the air without affecting the quality of the finish.
 
 

If you intend on spraying Latex Emulsion Paint (House Paint) most of the time, please consider purchasing the more powerful Q4Pro™ 4-stage turbine system. To spray Latex paints successfully, some rules must be adhered to. The latex should be 'finish-quality' (the best grade). For best results, a Latex Additive such as Floetrol should be used (Call 1-800-321-3444 for your nearest dealer). The Latex will also have to be thinned with water - usually 20% is enough. The #4 needle/nozzle/jet setup is preferred for more coverage (standard with all systems). When spraying Latex, please turn the fluid adjusting screw to limit the paint to a finer spray. This will increase the ratio of air to paint and result in better atomization and a beautiful finish. (Factually speaking, it doesn't increase the ratio of air to paint but does the opposite - it allows the air atomizing power to work on less paint thereby improving the quality of atomization). If your main purpose in buying a system is to paint walls with latex, then we want you to know that you will probably have to thin the paint. If you want to spray latex full strength (absolutely no thinning) onto walls, you would be better off with a Wagner 'Power Painter' which will do the job without thinning. Airless will spray latex well. For the average homeowner, a roller is still probably the best tool for the job. However, hundreds of people have used the Fuji System to paint walls with latex and they are very happy with the result. Just remember to use Floetrol and thin with water. For walls you would need the #5 or #6 needle/nozzle/jet setup for greater coverage. To review… we consider HVLP perfect for spraying Latex Paint onto trim, cabinets, louver doors etc. (fine finishing).

HVLP is designed for fine finishing, this includes... furniture, pianos, cabinets, automobiles, machinery - anywhere a 'Class A' coating is to be applied. If you already own airless equipment, you'll find that an HVLP system will complement it perfectly. Although there is some overlap, every family of spray systems on the market has its special place.