Features

• Perfect for touch up painting and smaller projects
• Pictured spraygun not included
• 1/2 Pint Cup Assembly
• 3 Cups included with heavy duty lids with gaskets
• Great for storing small amounts of paint

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Features

• Filter for the Q-PRO Turbine
• Fits all older Q-Series turbines too
• Washable
• Easily replaced

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Features

• Gaskets fit all newer (black color lid) cups
• Must be used with #2039 plastic diaphragm
• Chemical resistant
• Durable

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Features

• For use with turbine blowers only - will not work with a compressor
• Non-bleed spraygun, less blowing around of shop dust
• Insulated stay-cool handle
• Pattern adjustable from 1/8” to 15”
• Stainless steel fluid passages

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Features

• Diaphragm prevents paint entering the spraygun through the pressure tube
• Durable, long-lasting nylon
• 3 in a pack
• Can only be used with the thin 2037 Gasket

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Features

• For XT Spraygun only - does not fit older Fuji Sprayguns
• Standard (installed already) medium output Aircap for all fine finishing applications
• Perfect for auto enamels, lacquer, varnishes and more
• Stainless needle and nozzle
• Aircap is anodized aluminum

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Features

• For XT Spraygun only - does not fit older Fuji Sprayguns
• Best Aircap set for water-based coatings or shading
• Used for airbrush style spraying
• Stainless needle and nozzle
• Aircap is anodized aluminum

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Features

• Coarse on left side of turbine, fine on right
• Pair of filters for the Super PRO
• Fits all older Super Model turbines too
• Washable
• Easily replaced

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Features

• For XT Spraygun only - does not fit older Fuji Sprayguns
• Hi-output for faster, wetter coverage
• Especially good for painting large surfaces with latex and paints
• Stainless needle and nozzle
• Aircap is anodized aluminum

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Features

• For XT Spraygun only - does not fit older Fuji Sprayguns
• Extra high output for faster coverage on walls, ceilings and larger surfaces
• Perfect for spraying splatter paints and multi-fleck
• Stainless needle and nozzle
• Aircap is anodized aluminum

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Features

• Includes spray gun, one-quart cup, and a 25-foot Fuji Flex rubber hose
• High-output, three-stage turbine motor puts out over 100 cfm at 6 psi
• Sprays all sprayable coatings
• No. 3 nozzle installed--ideal for most fine finishing
• Turbine noise has been reduced by more than 50% making this model very quiet

Reviews (4)

Great Customer Service From Fuji
I just received my Q3 and upon opening the box, the air hose was abraded in one spot so that the nylon threads were showing.Now, it didn't affect the operation but over the life of the hose, I figured it might fail prematurly some day.I called Fuji on Saturday and left a message about the problem.Monday morning at 11:00am I received a call from Fuji.

After I explained the problem, they shipped me a new hose and told me to keep the old one as a spare.The customer service rep was very friendly and helpful.I was amazed at how responsive they were and willing to make things right.This company knows the meaning of customer service!

The manual that came with the sprayer is quite thorough.It really explains the operation and maintenance of the .It also gives basic spraying technique, general thinning/viscosity guidelines and other suggestions.

I would definitely buy this unit again!

5 stars for the product, 3 stars for the advertising...
I've sprayed lacquer for years using conventional high-pressure guns.I'm now working at home in the garage and decided to give HVLP a try in order to avoid the burden of a spray booth.I unpacked the Q3 this weekend and sprayed a large dresser/hutch that I'd just built with a water-based clear finish (Ceramithane).I got the job done, but I learned a few things in the process that I thought I'd pass along.

In all respects, the HVLP system sprayed just as well as a conventional compressor/gun system.However, after the eight hours that it took me to spray all the parts of the dresser, I came to the conclusion that no matter what system you're using, if you're spraying you're going to have overspray--that is, if you're using enough air to atomize liquid finishes.I tried turning the air regulator down, which did, in fact, reduce the overspray tremendously.However, the material would not atomize properly and I had to open the valve back up to get a good finish on the piece.In the end, I had to orient all the critical surfaces vertically while spraying so that the overspray didn't settle on them as they dried.This made all the difference in the world, but it took a lot of time and space I didn't have to start with.

On the plus side, you can avoid part of the expense and maintenance associated with a large compressor, which is great.The unit is fully portable--you can take it anywhere there's an electrical outlet.It's not really all that loud, especially compared to a compressor big enough to run a spray gun properly.And, when used with the airflow regulator opened up, it did lay down a nice finish.

In conclusion, if you're considering purchasing this equipment thinking your overspray worries are going to magically disappear, think again.Just keep in mind that you're never going to get completely away from overspray as long as you're using air to atomize liquid finishes.

Nice sprayer, but hose doesn't get it.
I wondered what all the talk was about with HVLP. It really doesn't seem all that different from the old sprayer I had. I'd probably do it again, though... but the hose reeeally needs work. It is promoted as a flexible hose, and that is the downfall. You step on it and the spray instantly becomes a dribble... messing up your paint or whatever. If the hose gets a kink when you pull it, there goes the dribble again. They really need to re-engineer the hose. It is much quieter than the old compressor I used. With three patterns you can do some pin-point accuracy too. ... Read more

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Features

• Sprays all sprayable coatings
• Powerful 4-stage motor puts out over 100 cfm at 8 psi
• No. 4 nozzle is installed for thicker, heavier paints
• Runs quiet - turbine noise has been reduced by more than 50%
• Includes spray gun, one-quart cup, and 25-foot hi-flex rubber hose

Reviews (7)

great product for spraying
I am new to spraying a finish.I was trying to spray with an inexpensive HVLP spray gun.It did not work worth a hoot.So I went on line and studied equipment for what I am doing, which is spraying furnature.I talked to some autobody shops and they said it is a good system.So I broke down and purchased a Q4 Fuji spray system with a 6'whip hose and it works great.I have used it several times and with excellent results.I am learning more about using it and am extreamly pleased.Especially when I understand that my work will only improve.The product (the Q4) is great.

Excellent results (after trial and error)
Never having used pressure sprayers before, I figured that an HVLP system would be more suited for the finish and trim work that I will be doing. Using the system does take getting used to, with regards to proper thinning, and thickness of spray coat. I've found out that it is definitely better to lay on multiple thin coats than one heavy coat. If you lay it on too thick, you'll have to sand and go over with another coat anyway due to runs. That said, it's better to go slightly thin on paint viscosity. One thing I don't like about the gun is that it's not optimized for spraying surfaces that are lying flat. If you attempt to spray horizontal surfaces by holding the gun at a 45 degree angle, you get a lot of overspray that has more or less ricocheted off the work piece. However, if you choose to prop the pieces up more vertically for ease of spraying, you risk runs. In that case, don't forget to lay them flat for drying because the Floetrol retards drying - allowing the paint to run more than it would otherwise. Cleanup is a breeze. Simply rinse out the cup and run some warm water through it. The big orange store carries a granular cleaner specially formulated for spray equipment that you simply mix with water and then run through the gun. You may have to wipe off the nozzle a bit, but no big deal. All in all, I would say that given a little practice, anyone could get professional results.

Fairly quiet, with improved hose
I received my Q4 system a couple of weeks ago, and have used it to paint the left wing of a home-built airplane.The machine is now shipped with a stout black rubber hose which does not crush if stepped on.The turbin is quiet enough that I did not need hearing protection, and the character of noise is not annoying.

Once I got the paint thinned to the right viscosity, the gun sprayed a good pattern and was easy to control.There was a lot less over spray than I have seen with similar paint with a high pressure gun. ... Read more

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Features

• High-output, three-stage turbine
• 100 cfm at 5 psi
• Softer, easier-to-control spray
• Self-centering nozzle
• Two-year warranty

Reviews (7)

HVLP for the Home User
I do work on quitars as a hobby.I've looked for a way to spray lacquer without the blushing and other problems that come with compressed air sprayers (oil, dirt etc).Even a decent dryer system for a comressed air setup was about the same price as this system.With this I get warm clean air and after figuring out how to adjust the gun to my liking, the finish is a professional as any I've seen!I don't think I would consider it a "production" system.Especially if you are trying to lay down thick coats to save time.I had to thin my lacquer considerably and lay down very thin coats to get it right.(But then I'm using water based lacquer)...

Very happy customer
Overall I'm very pleased with the Fujispray.I would have given it 4.5 stars if that option was available.I'm a nonprofessional DIYer.I bought the Super HVLP with the standard #3 nozzle.I upgraded to the #4 nozzle because I'm spraying latex paint primarily.So far I've used it on mouldings, drawer fronts, closet doors, a large cabinet, and wainscoting panels.Only a few gripes which I suspect happen with other brands too. The seal between the cup and lid isn't tight enough.Some paint leaked through the top and dripped down the side of the cup.This only happened when I was tilting the gun close to horizontal with a full load of paint in the cup.This can ruin your finish if it drips onto your workpiece like it did to me.You can quickly wipe it off but you end up with streaks.Also the paint readily dries on the spray tip/nozzle assembly. Even while continuously spraying with no breaks the paint built up enough to distort the spray pattern or clog the spray tip.The partially dried paint would also sometimes break free and land on your workpiece.I think this is because the air from the turbine is pretty hot so the paint dries real fast even as it is being sprayed.I suspect this is a problem with all HVLP sprayers not just Fujispray.I also didn't like the bleeder gun.The blast of air is pretty potent.It kept on blowing light pieces of trim off my stands.It occasionally blew off the paper (which was taped down) that I covered the surrounding areas with.However I don't consider this a knock against Fujispray.From my review it looks like a bleeder gun is the industry standard anyways.Other than that I think its a great product for the price.You have to practice a lot and experiment with the right amount of thinning and additives you mix with the paint but eventually you do get a nice smooth finish.It's simple to set up and operate.Cleaning is easy.Customer service is outstanding.Prompt/helpful replies to all questions/orders.They even answered questions on weekends.I also ordered the diaphram attachment.It's this plastic bowl like object that goes right under the lid.It's supposed to prevent paint from going up the inlet air hose.It does work well.

fuji paint sprayer
I wish I would have bought this years ago.I refinish old furnure as a hobby and have always been unhappy with my final coatings, Urethane primarily.This has solved that problem.

The unit worked great right out of the box. After reading the easy to understand manual, you can assemble the parts and be painting in minutes.This unit works great and is very easy to use.The controls are all, conveniantly, at the spray gun.

I highly recommend the fuji and am glad I didn't buy a lesser model. If you spray paint a lot I would buy the quieter fuji, although it is quite a bit more money. ... Read more

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