FFLP Airless spuitpistool tip, 0 inch

Excellent.

Used it to paint cabinets with SW Urethane Enamel paint.. Looks fantastic

This is my very first time using an airless sprayer to paint interior cabinets. After some research I settled on this tip to be paired with my Graco X7 airless sprayer and Ben Moore Advance satin paint. The results were phenomenal. My results are comparable to the high end lacquer sprayed kitchen cabinets I have in my house. Make sure you purchase the compatible tip guard and verify your gun filter is clean. Spay pattern size is perfect for cabinets.

Full disclosure. This is the first time using my airless sprayer for anything other than my house siding. That said..I am using this tip to spray some kitchen cabinets and it has WAY exceeded my expectations. So far I have sprayed the primer only but will update once the entire project is done. We are using Benjamin Moore Advanced primer after cleaning with TSP and sanding with 120 sandpaper. The primer was sprayed straight out of the can with no thinning. I sprayed the doors flat and the finish was flawless. While the primer was still wet it looked like a sheet of glass. The overspray with this tip is really not bad and any fogging in the garage is pretty much non-existent. Overspray seems heavier than what my HVLP gun creates so it drops out of the air right away. (I still wear a respirator and you should too!!)I'm using this with the required blue RacX tip and a Graco ProX17 spray unit. I also replaced the hose with a 25 foot hose. Not sure why I haven't tried this setup before. I recently bought an HVLP spray gun to use with my compressor and it kind of sucked. This setup is just easier to use. Priming the sprayer took up maybe less than 1 inch of paint from the gallon can. Most of that paint was returned to the can during clean up so my fears of wasting a lot of paint with this airless setup wasn't really worth worrying about. I'll be sure to update once the paint has been sprayed.

Having used the RAC IV tips for years I see a HUGE improvement using this FFLP tip! Sprayed Benny Moore latex without thinning and let me say, the doors, cabinets and trim came out absolutely flawless! The overspray was next to nothing and I was able to spray on the lowest setting (Graco X5 lowest setting = approx 1000psi) which not only kept the overspray to a minimum but it allowed me to move at a slower pace and control the spray way more than I was used to.If you don't have one of these tips, BUY ONE! The only reluctance I had was using the .10 size with unthinned latex, but it was perfect!!