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HYCHIKA 600W/60HZ HVLP Auto Paint Spray Gun 1200ML-Upgraded Version（US stock arrives October 23rd.）
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🇪🇺 In stock in Europe — ships within 2 business days.
🇺🇸 US orders: next batch arrives October 23rd. Orders fulfilled first-come, first-served.
HYCHIKA 600W HVLP Auto Paint Spray Gun — Professional Automotive Finishing at Home
Get a smooth, factory-quality finish on your vehicle — without the cost of a body shop. The HYCHIKA 600W HVLP spray gun delivers ultra-fine atomization for automotive basecoats, clearcoats, primers, and touch-up work, all without an external air compressor. Whether you're refinishing a full panel, blending a repair, or restoring a classic car, this spray gun puts professional-grade control in your own garage.
Why Automotive DIYers Choose This Spray Gun
- No Air Compressor Required — Plug-in 600W motor delivers consistent, stable airflow for automotive-grade atomization. Ready to use out of the box, no compressor setup or maintenance.
- Ultra-Fine HVLP Atomization — High Volume Low Pressure technology minimizes overspray and orange peel, giving you a glass-smooth finish on car panels, bumpers, and trim.
- 4 Automotive-Ready Nozzles Included — 1.5mm, 1.8mm, 2.2mm, and 2.6mm nozzles cover everything from thin clearcoats to high-viscosity primers. (1.2mm nozzle available separately)
- 1200ml Large Capacity Container — Spray full body panels or multiple sections without constant refilling. Ideal for bumper resprays, hood refinishing, and door panel work.
- Precise Flow & Fan Control — Adjustable fluid knob and fan pattern let you dial in exact spray width and paint volume for spot repairs or full-panel coverage.
- Easy Disassembly & Cleanup — Breaks down quickly for thorough cleaning between coats or paint types — essential for multi-stage automotive finishes.
Choose the Right Nozzle for Your Job
| Nozzle Size | Paint / Coating Type | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| 1.5mm | Thin clearcoats, sealers, tinted varnish | Clearcoat application, gloss sealing, spot blending |
| 1.8mm | Water-based basecoats, single-stage paints | Full panel resprays, color matching, touch-up work |
| 2.2mm | Automotive primers, epoxy primer, filler primer | Priming bare metal, rust repair prep, body filler sealing |
| 2.6mm | High-build primer, thick protective coatings | Underbody coating, chassis protection, heavy surface prep |
What's in the Box
- 1× HYCHIKA 600W HVLP Spray Gun (Model EP013)
- 1× 1200ml paint container
- 4× spray nozzles: 1.5mm, 1.8mm, 2.2mm, 2.6mm
- 1× viscosity cup
- 1× cleaning needle
- 1× cleaning brush
- 1× user manual
Pro Tips for Best Results
Thin your material to 25–60 DIN/s for basecoats and clearcoats, or 60–100 DIN/s for primers. Use the included viscosity cup before spraying. For even coverage, maintain a consistent 6–8 inch distance from the panel surface and spray in a dust-free environment.
Not sure which setup is right for your project? Contact our team — we're happy to help you choose the right nozzle and viscosity for your paint type.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Do I need an air compressor to use this?
A: No. This is a self-contained HVLP turbine sprayer with its own 600W motor and blower. Plug it into a standard outlet and spray. There is no compressor, no air hose, and no tank to buy.
Q: What kinds of paint can I spray with it?
A: Latex and acrylic wall paint, primers, sealers, automotive basecoats and clear coats, enamels, lacquers, stains, varnishes, chalk paint, and milk paint. Thicker materials such as latex and high-build primer need thinning and a larger nozzle; thin materials such as stains and clear coats spray best through a smaller nozzle.
Q: Do I have to thin the paint?
A: Usually yes, for latex and heavy primers. Follow the thinning ratio on your paint tin, then test-spray on cardboard. If the pattern spits or comes out grainy, thin a little more. Straining the paint before it goes in the cup prevents most clogs.
Q: Which nozzle should I use?
A: As a rough guide: 1.2–1.5mm for clear coats, lacquers, and fine detail; 1.8mm for basecoats and single-stage paint; 2.2mm for primers and epoxy; 2.6mm for high-build primer and thick coatings.
Q: Can I spray a car with it?
A: Yes, this is an HVLP gun built for automotive work. For the best finish, work in thin coats with full passes, keep the gun a consistent distance from the panel, and let each coat flash off before the next.
Q: How long does cleaning take?
A: About 10 minutes. Empty leftover paint back into the tin, run the appropriate thinner or warm water through the gun, then clean the nozzle and air cap. Do not let paint cure inside the gun.
Q: What voltage and plug does it use?
A: [CONFIRM BEFORE PUBLISHING — state the US voltage and plug type that actually ships.]
Q: What is covered if something goes wrong?
A: .Within one year, unconditional return/exchange and warranty are available.
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