--- product_id: 14712951 title: "SP-33000 LVLP Gravity Feed Spray Gun" brand: "sprayit" price: "145 kr" currency: DKK in_stock: true reviews_count: 5 url: https://www.desertcart.dk/products/14712951-sp-33000-lvlp-gravity-feed-spray-gun store_origin: DK region: Denmark --- # Adjustable fluid, fan & air controls Low air consumption 3.5-3.9 CFM @ 30 PSI Lightweight 2.18 lbs aluminum body SP-33000 LVLP Gravity Feed Spray Gun **Brand:** sprayit **Price:** 145 kr **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🎨 Spray smarter, not harder — precision meets power in your hands! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** SP-33000 LVLP Gravity Feed Spray Gun by sprayit - **How much does it cost?** 145 kr with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.dk](https://www.desertcart.dk/products/14712951-sp-33000-lvlp-gravity-feed-spray-gun) ## Best For - sprayit enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted sprayit brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Light as Air:** One-piece lightweight aluminum body (2.18 lbs) minimizes fatigue during extended use. - • **Durable Craftsmanship:** Corrosion-resistant stainless steel needle & nozzle built to last through countless projects. - • **Effortless Efficiency:** LVLP tech reduces air use—compatible with smaller compressors, saving energy and space. - • **Versatile Application:** Ideal for automotive, marine, industrial, and woodworking projects—professional results every time. - • **Precision Control Mastery:** Separate, adjustable fluid, fan pattern, and air controls for flawless, waste-free spraying. ## Overview The SPRAYIT SP-33000 LVLP Gravity Feed Spray Gun combines lightweight aluminum construction with low volume, low pressure technology to deliver precise, efficient spraying. Featuring adjustable fluid, fan, and air controls, it minimizes overspray and waste while working seamlessly with smaller compressors. Corrosion-resistant stainless steel components ensure durability across automotive, marine, industrial, and woodworking applications. Perfect for pros and DIYers aiming for flawless finishes with less effort. ## Description Product Description The SPRAYIT SP-33000 LVLP Gravity Feed Spray Gun can be used for variety of different applications such as Automotive, Industrial, Marine and Wood Working. The LVLP features require less air allowing you to use a smaller air compressor. Using the SPRAYIT SP-33000 reduces overspray and allows you to spray larger surfaces without having to stop. The Low Volume Low Pressure feature allow for more control with less overspray and waste. The one-piece Lightweight Aluminum Gun Body with 20 oz. /0.6 l plastic cup makes working with this spray gun very easy. The Stainless Steel Fluid Needle and Nozzle are corrosion resistant. The separate and adjustable fluid fan pattern and air controls make for more precise fan patterns and less waste. Air consumption 3.5 to 3.9 CFM @ 30 PSI. Working pressure 28-45 PSI. Maximum pressure 60 PSI. The SPRAYIT brand has been manufacturing quality tools since 1928. From the Manufacturer The SPRAYIT SP-33000 LVLP Gravity Feed Spray Gun can be used for variety of different applications such as Automotive, Industrial, Marine and Wood Working. The LVLP features require less air allowing you to use a smaller air compressor. Using the SPRAYIT SP-33000 reduces overspray and allows you to spray larger surfaces without having to stop. The one-piece Lightweight Aluminum Gun Body makes working with this spray gun very easy. The Stainless Steel Fluid Needle and Nozzle are corrosion resistant. The separate and adjustable fluid fan pattern and air controls make for more precise fan patterns and less waste. The SPRAYIT brand has been manufacturing quality tools since 1928. Review: Works Great - I bought this kit because it came with all three tips, 1.3mm, 1.5mm and 1.7mm. My project is painting all of the interior doors in our home from the existing original wood/varnish to a white semi-gloss, using a water based primer (Zinsser 1-2-3) followed by Olympic water based latex. This is my first spray gun, have never even used one before but am pretty handy with power tools in general. Painting a few doors with a brush and roller made me realize there had to be a better way. After doing some research I decided to go with an "LVLP" type gun because I have a small 2HP porter cable air compressor. The gun seemed well made and came with the 1.3mm tip already installed. I wanted to start with the 1.7mm for the primer paint and was a little surprised that the instruction manual contained no instructions for changing out the tips... after watching a few videos on Youtube I was able to figure it out, and the wrench that came with the kit was handy. After getting the 1.7mm tip installed, I tried spraying the primer without any dilution (water or Floetrol) which was a mistake. The paint just spat out of the gun every few seconds and I could tell the primer just wasn't able to flow fast enough. Remember there is a small filter inside that also restricts flow. I eventually figured out a good ratio of Floetrol to primer (about a shot glass worth per cup) to get the consistency just right and the primer sprayed on nicely. I also figured out the right pressure coming into the gun. The gun comes with its own pressure regulator which is nice. You want to definitely use that gauge, and on the gun you set the air flow control (knob on the bottom of the handle) all the way open, and then on the pressure regulator there is a black plastic knob that pulls out and twists "+" or "-" to increase or decrease the pressure. The gauge has a color code and the needle should be pointing in the white zone. I noticed that my compressor had a little trouble keeping up... in other words, as you pull the trigger to spray the paint the pressure drops and I had to wait just a few seconds for the pressure to come back up. I eventually got the knack of spraying in short bursts to keep the pressure even. If the pressure dropped too much the paint will spray in larger "drops" on the surface which isn't good... the higher pressure is needed to disperse the paint properly. After using the primer, I switched to the latex semi-gloss. The label on the can suggested a "0.015" tip, whereas the primer suggested "0.017" minimum. I decided to stay with the 1.7mm tip on the gun for the semi-gloss and to use the paint straight out of the can with no thinner added. This worked fantastic and I was able to spray a nice coat of semi-gloss... I ended up doing 2-3 coats on the door for a nice smooth finish and was surprised at just how little paint I had to use. Much less than using a brush/roller. Cleaning the gun was easy, and I liked that the kit came with two brushes which is essential. You really need to clean out the paint and "scrub" the tips with the soft brush to remove all the paint from the small air holes. Once I got used to taking apart the gun I was able to get it clean in about 5-10 minutes and then set the parts aside to dry... I just used warm water to clean as I was using water based paint. Some videos on Youtube show using paint thinner. Overall I am very pleased with this purchase, and using the spray gun really makes a difference on the finished product. After doing the interior doors I may tackle the kitchen cabinets that my wife can't stand anymore! Review: Great for the price - I used a 22gal 2 hp 4cfm house compressor and it worked great for doing individual panels. You might run until some issues when trying to do an whole car without a bb Bigger compressor. However I had no issues painting a door and a fender and then a 4Runner hood. The gun was really easy to set up and learn how to use and get a smooth finish without too much difficulty, sprayed my metallics well too. There is some orange peel, but it’ll all sand out. But I was amazed by this little spray gun and think it’s a great value for the price. Especially if you’re new to painting and need to get some practice in before you really invest. I have no doubt someone with a little more skill and practice could get some amazing results. ## Features - One-piece lightweight aluminum gun body with 20 oz./0.6 l plastic cup . - Separate and Adjustable fluid , fan pattern and air controls for precise application - Air consumption 3.5 to 3.9 CFM @ 30 PSI - Working pressure 28-45 PSI. Maximum pressure 60 PSI - Fan Pattern: 7.0'' to 10.9'' ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B004DXUXN4 | | Best Sellers Rank | #1,196,115 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #4,270 in Power Paint & HVLP Sprayers | | Brand Name | SPRAYIT | | Color | Silver metallic | | Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (538) | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00743369330004 | | Item Dimensions W x H | 6"W x 13"H | | Item Type Name | Spray Gun | | Item Weight | 0.99 Kilograms | | Manufacturer | California Air Tools- Home Improvement | | Manufacturer Part Number | SP-33000 | | Manufacturer Warranty Description | 1 Year Warranty | | Material Type | Aluminum,Stainless Steel,Plastic | | Maximum Pressure | 60 Pound per Square Inch | | Model Name | SP-33000 | | Model Number | SP-33000 | | Power Source | Air-Powered | | Style Name | LVLP SPRAY GUN | | Tank Volume | 0.6 Liters | | UPC | 743369330004 | | Unit Count | 1.0 Count | ## Product Details - **Brand:** SPRAYIT - **Color:** Silver metallic - **Item Weight:** 0.99 Kilograms - **Material:** Aluminum,Stainless Steel,Plastic - **Tank Volume:** 0.6 Liters ## Images ![SP-33000 LVLP Gravity Feed Spray Gun - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71e5G6QwmkL.jpg) ![SP-33000 LVLP Gravity Feed Spray Gun - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/31YAFSD4vAL.jpg) ![SP-33000 LVLP Gravity Feed Spray Gun - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41y2f8TzFlL.jpg) ![SP-33000 LVLP Gravity Feed Spray Gun - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71vMT3xiBBL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Style** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: “If I dilute a latex paint, would it be ok for a small air compressor ? I read that it needed a 2hp air compressor for latex - 2hp comp. are expansive** A: I do it all the time. I always spray all my doors, trim (base, cove, door and window) paint store will tell you 10% cut with water or flowtrool but I cut it by a third or more. I use a 2.0 tip. You will get a lot of over spray despite what sprayit states. You'll need 20 to 25 psi to get a good finish. **Q: Does anyone know which 3M pps adapter this gun needs?** A: 3m 16003, or 26003 if using the pps 2.0 system **Q: Does anyone know of any disposable liners that work with this?** A: No but disposable cups work in it and they can be found here https://www.amazon.com/Piece-Spray-Disposable-Paint-Cups/dp/B01F95EJAC/ref=sr_1_12?ie=UTF8&qid=1469554488&sr=8-12&keywords=Air+Spray+Gun+Disposable+Paint+Cups I have used them and they work fine. **Q: I am spraying stain on furniture. How do you get even coverage? Which controls did you adjust?** A: Make sure you are using the right tip on the sprayer AND the right type of stain. I usually use the 1.7mm tip with stain. A spray on stain will dry quickly and you won't need to wipe it off. Spray light coats until you get the coverage you are looking for. I have found the more stain you spray on, the darker it will be and you will lose the wood grain. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works Great *by B***L on September 11, 2012* I bought this kit because it came with all three tips, 1.3mm, 1.5mm and 1.7mm. My project is painting all of the interior doors in our home from the existing original wood/varnish to a white semi-gloss, using a water based primer (Zinsser 1-2-3) followed by Olympic water based latex. This is my first spray gun, have never even used one before but am pretty handy with power tools in general. Painting a few doors with a brush and roller made me realize there had to be a better way. After doing some research I decided to go with an "LVLP" type gun because I have a small 2HP porter cable air compressor. The gun seemed well made and came with the 1.3mm tip already installed. I wanted to start with the 1.7mm for the primer paint and was a little surprised that the instruction manual contained no instructions for changing out the tips... after watching a few videos on Youtube I was able to figure it out, and the wrench that came with the kit was handy. After getting the 1.7mm tip installed, I tried spraying the primer without any dilution (water or Floetrol) which was a mistake. The paint just spat out of the gun every few seconds and I could tell the primer just wasn't able to flow fast enough. Remember there is a small filter inside that also restricts flow. I eventually figured out a good ratio of Floetrol to primer (about a shot glass worth per cup) to get the consistency just right and the primer sprayed on nicely. I also figured out the right pressure coming into the gun. The gun comes with its own pressure regulator which is nice. You want to definitely use that gauge, and on the gun you set the air flow control (knob on the bottom of the handle) all the way open, and then on the pressure regulator there is a black plastic knob that pulls out and twists "+" or "-" to increase or decrease the pressure. The gauge has a color code and the needle should be pointing in the white zone. I noticed that my compressor had a little trouble keeping up... in other words, as you pull the trigger to spray the paint the pressure drops and I had to wait just a few seconds for the pressure to come back up. I eventually got the knack of spraying in short bursts to keep the pressure even. If the pressure dropped too much the paint will spray in larger "drops" on the surface which isn't good... the higher pressure is needed to disperse the paint properly. After using the primer, I switched to the latex semi-gloss. The label on the can suggested a "0.015" tip, whereas the primer suggested "0.017" minimum. I decided to stay with the 1.7mm tip on the gun for the semi-gloss and to use the paint straight out of the can with no thinner added. This worked fantastic and I was able to spray a nice coat of semi-gloss... I ended up doing 2-3 coats on the door for a nice smooth finish and was surprised at just how little paint I had to use. Much less than using a brush/roller. Cleaning the gun was easy, and I liked that the kit came with two brushes which is essential. You really need to clean out the paint and "scrub" the tips with the soft brush to remove all the paint from the small air holes. Once I got used to taking apart the gun I was able to get it clean in about 5-10 minutes and then set the parts aside to dry... I just used warm water to clean as I was using water based paint. Some videos on Youtube show using paint thinner. Overall I am very pleased with this purchase, and using the spray gun really makes a difference on the finished product. After doing the interior doors I may tackle the kitchen cabinets that my wife can't stand anymore! ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great for the price *by J***Y on May 13, 2023* I used a 22gal 2 hp 4cfm house compressor and it worked great for doing individual panels. You might run until some issues when trying to do an whole car without a bb Bigger compressor. However I had no issues painting a door and a fender and then a 4Runner hood. The gun was really easy to set up and learn how to use and get a smooth finish without too much difficulty, sprayed my metallics well too. There is some orange peel, but it’ll all sand out. But I was amazed by this little spray gun and think it’s a great value for the price. Especially if you’re new to painting and need to get some practice in before you really invest. I have no doubt someone with a little more skill and practice could get some amazing results. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ My new favorite gun. *by C***W on February 14, 2023* I have a few project cars I'm restoring. I bought this LVLP spray gun in 2017, but the plastic paint cup cracked after the first time I used it. I never got around to replacing it so have been using my usual HVLP guns instead. I just replaced the cup and have been painting with the LVLP gun the last couple days. I'm not sure it would be the best choice for painting an entire car, as it takes more passes to cover an area, but for just about anything else it will become my go-to paint gun from now on. LVLP guns have much less overspray, use much less air and much less paint. I have a decent compressor, so the air usage isn't of much concern to me, but with paint being close to $60 a quart I'm all for using less of it. The best part to me though is having less overspray. I equate the paint volume and pressure to a little more than what you'd experience with a good spray can, but the paint goes on very smoothly, and I feel more in control of how the paint is being laid down. I'll continue to use HVLP for whole-car painting projects, but for everything else this is the way to go. I'll also echo the comments about the nozzle being too tight from the factory. I had to place the gun in a vise and use a 19mm 1/2 drive socket and ratchet to break it loose! I also deducted one star because the plastic paint cracked after one use. I got a nasty surprise the second time I tried to use it. That said, Harbor Freight carries replacement cups that fit. I still consider the gun to be a great value. --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.dk/products/14712951-sp-33000-lvlp-gravity-feed-spray-gun](https://www.desertcart.dk/products/14712951-sp-33000-lvlp-gravity-feed-spray-gun) --- *Product available on Desertcart Denmark* *Store origin: DK* *Last updated: 2026-04-29*