Gravity Spray Gun

Gravity spray guns have the paint cup on top, so paint flows down into the gun by gravity. They use paint efficiently, leave little waste in the cup, and are the common choice for automotive refinishing, furniture, doors, cabinets, metal parts and general painting. This collection also includes hopper guns for texture and mortar spraying.

How to choose a gravity spray gun

• Conventional, HVLP or LVLP: conventional F-75 style guns, such as the Hippo F-75 and Megatools MSGF75G, are simple and versatile. HVLP guns, such as the Total TAT10601, Ingco ASG1061 and Prowin KH-909M-14, put more paint on the surface and less in the air. LVLP guns, such as the Prowin KL-413M, work with smaller compressors.
• Cup size: 400cc cups suit most jobs. 600cc cups, such as the Ingco ASG1061 and Total TAT10601, cover larger surfaces between refills.
• Detail work: the Anest Iwata LPH-80 is an ultra small gun for touch-ups and small parts.
• Texture spraying: the Miller MMG-300 and MMG-301 hopper guns spray mortar and wall texture.

Popular gravity spray guns at KHM Megatools

Gravity or siphon feed?

Gravity guns waste less paint and are easier to clean, which suits most refinishing. For large volumes, a siphon-feed spray gun or an airless paint sprayer can be faster. Set clean, steady pressure with an air regulator, make sure your air compressor keeps up, and see the airbrush range for fine detail.

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