Fast Mover Gravity Spray Gun - 1.3/1.4mm
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The Fast Mover Gravity Spray Gun (FMT4001G1.3/1.4) is an essential tool for automotive technicians and workshop professionals who require reliable, consistent atomization for painting and priming tasks. Its dual-nozzle system offers excellent versatility for varying material viscosities, ensuring smooth coverage on diverse surface types. However, users should note that as a gravity-fed system, it requires a steady air supply and proper pressure calibration to prevent uneven spraying or material spitting.
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| Model Part Number | FMT4001G1.3/1.4 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Fast Mover |
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FAQs
What is the difference between the 1.3mm and 1.4mm nozzles?
The 1.3mm nozzle is typically used for clear coats and thinner base paints, while the 1.4mm nozzle is better suited for thicker primers or single-stage paints.
Do I need a special compressor for this gun?
While it does not require a specific 'special' compressor, you must ensure your compressor can provide the required CFM and PSI recommended for standard spray guns to avoid pressure drops.
Can I use this for water-based paints?
Yes, provided the gun is cleaned thoroughly with the appropriate cleaning agent for water-based materials immediately after each use to prevent corrosion.
How often should I clean the spray gun?
The gun should be flushed after every single use to prevent any material from drying inside the internal passages.
Where can I find replacement parts?
Replacement nozzles and needles for the Fast Mover (FMT4001G1.3/1.4) can typically be sourced through authorized automotive tool suppliers.
Troubleshooting
Spray pattern is uneven or split
Clean the air cap holes and ensure the nozzle is not partially obstructed.
Spitting or sputtering during operation
Check the fluid needle packing for leaks and ensure the nozzle is tightened securely to the gun body.
Excessive overspray
Reduce the air inlet pressure and adjust the fan width control knob to narrow the spray pattern.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Versatile nozzle sizes (1.3mm and 1.4mm) for multiple applications
- Efficient material usage due to gravity-fed design
- Precision adjustments for consistent spray patterns
- Sturdy build quality suited for professional workshops
Cons
- Requires a separate air compressor with consistent CFM output
- Requires regular teardown and cleaning to prevent clogging
- Sensitivity to air pressure fluctuations
Setup, Compatibility & Care
To set up your spray gun, ensure the nozzle is firmly seated and hand-tightened. Connect to a dry, regulated air source; using an air filter or water trap is highly recommended to prevent moisture from damaging your paint job. Compatibility-wise, this gun works with most automotive-grade paints and primers. For care, it is imperative to flush the internal passages with an appropriate solvent immediately after use. Disassemble the air cap and nozzle periodically to soak them in cleaning solution, ensuring no residual paint hardens in the air holes or fluid tip.