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Reddit mentions of Earlex HV5500 HVLP Spray Station Paint Sprayer, Designed for serious woodworking, light contractor and automotive enthusiasts, achieve the perfect finish, 5500
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Reddit mentions: 3
We found 3 Reddit mentions of Earlex HV5500 HVLP Spray Station Paint Sprayer, Designed for serious woodworking, light contractor and automotive enthusiasts, achieve the perfect finish, 5500. Here are the top ones.
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- SEMI-PRO PAINT SPRAYER: The Earlex Spray Station 5500 is designed for serious woodworking, light contractor and automotive enthusiasts. Ideal for use in the workshop, around the home or on the job site
- ACHIEVE THE PERFECT FINISH: The professional metal spray gun and 650 watt turbine provide a superior finish on small to medium sized jobs such as doors, cabinets, spindles, decks, furniture, cars and more
- ADJUSTABLE SETTINGS: This HVLP paint spraying unit features a flow control dial and a fast push-and-click spray pattern changing system to change your pattern to round, horizontal, or vertical
- USE WITH A VARIETY OF MATERIALS: Use the 5500 with many different oil-based and water-based materials including: thinned latex, stains, lacquers, varnishes, sealers, oils, urethanes, shellacs, acrylics and enamels
- BRING IT ANYWHERE: Sprayer features on-board storage for the pro spray gun, 13 ft. hose and 5.5 ft. cord. Includes a carry handle for easy portability as you move around your project
Features:
Specs:
| Height | 26 Inches |
| Length | 12 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | Earlex 5500 |
| Width | 12 Inches |
I've got the Earlex HV5500. It's a bit on the loud side compared to more expensive setups, but it works well. Completely unscientific measurement -- it's not as loud as my shop vac, but it's not quiet.
I bought a used Fuji Mini-Mite 3 via CL and it's been an absolute joy to use. I realize that's a little better quality than you're looking for but as long as you're not trying to vaporize super thick latex with a cheap unit most clear woodworking finishes should spray fine with more economical units.
Edit: This Earlex is considered to be pretty good for the price and is a huge step up from a plastic gun.
So I'm not even in the same neighborhood. Probably just cheaper to buy this