Customer Reviews for Graco TrueAirless 0.009 in. Spray Tip
- Softer spray pattern for superior finish
- Greater control and less overspray
- Able to spray wide range of coatings without thinning
Customer Reviews
Nov 10, 2020
This airless Sprayer tip was very easy to use and provided great coverage on a new interior door ...
This airless Sprayer tip was very easy to use and provided great coverage on a new interior door with latex paint using my Graco X5 airless sprayer. The reversible tip made it quick and easy to unclog with just a 180 turn of the top and I was back to spraying my doors. Clean up was relatively easy. Just needed to hold the tip up to a light after cleaning to ensure no paint or residue was still blocking up the small nozzle prior to storing.
by Stevo
Aug 18, 2020
We bought the whole Graco TrueAirless Spray system to paint our house and garage and it worked be...
We bought the whole Graco TrueAirless Spray system to paint our house and garage and it worked beautifully. Primer and then paint went on smoothly and evenly. A big job was made easy and done in no time.
by BummedInCalifornia
Oct 18, 2019
I don’t know why on the chart it says recommended for stains. I sprayed primer on a high psi and ...
I don’t know why on the chart it says recommended for stains. I sprayed primer on a high psi and went on great! Very little overspray but I still cover everything and set up spray booths. This tip is perfect for spraying trim, kitchen cabinets, doors and everything else you want a smooth finish on.
by TD
Jul 14, 2019
I had previously used a RAC 415 and a 515 tip to stain a deck and porch using solid stain. These ...
I had previously used a RAC 415 and a 515 tip to stain a deck and porch using solid stain. These did a good job, but there was lots of overspray, admittedly it was first time using the sprayer as well (Graco Magnum X5). I decided to try these new tips, 'True Airless', after reading about them on Graco's web site. After painting a 12 foot section of fence I can definitely say there was much less overspray. I also used a 415 'True Airless' tip to do a brick foundation, on a house built in the 1920's, which also turned out great. Overall, I will only use 'True Airless' tips whenever possible.
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