I probably have 20-25 spray guns, suction guns, 2 quart
pressure guns, and small spot painting guns, and I can say that
Devilbiss is, in My opinion, hard to beat...Binks is also a good
choice too, but I prefer to stay with Devilbiss because I have
enough parts to rebuild them when necessary...I always notch
the fluid control with a mark so I can know when I have a full
turn, it helps immensely especially on My pressure pots...My
favorite Devilbiss spray gun models is the MBC, or the JGA...
One of the worst guns I ever bought was a Sharp, and it happen to be the most costly gun too...Don't skimp on a spray gun, or it will show in Your paint job... Bill B.

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