Spray Gun Filter Kit

If you use a Husky gravity feed spray gun this is a nice kit. You'll get two paint filters, three interior gun filters and a water and oil separator for th air line. With daily use this kit will be replaced weekly as the water separator is rated to last about a week under normal work use. The cone paint filters will collapse into the gun or can easy, so have someone hold the filter in place as you strain paint into your gun or tape them on the top while you pour. All the filters have a very very small mesh and they filter paint very well. No glops or chunks at all. Easy to install, easy to use, I'd recommend it.

Good enough for general work though I wouldn't rely on these for high quality work such as a car paint finish. Why spend a lot of money on disposable items like these unless you are doing a job that requires a super high quality finish. These will do the trick for most jobs. The cone filters keep the bigger stuff out of the paint cup, the small mesh filters keep smaller particles from getting into the paint gun and the inline filter helps keep particles and oils out of the air stream entering the gun. These do a decent job and are nearly universal to most paint guns.

This set up will surely do the job in a pinch, fine for the DYI chaps/lassies. Husky is a trusted name and this set up follows suit. Will not disappoint. I know unhooking the like to install the inline filter seems unnecessary, but do it. The push in filters are a added bonus, nice detail. Clean spray medium insures a good job, and this kit will facilitate that. Packed well. Added bonus is the pictures on the back of the packaging.

This is a husky filter kit which has a paint strainer (white cones) also an inline filter which is supposed to filter out water and dirt particles from the compressor and line and also 3 mesh paint filters which sit inside the gun. I use a HF purple gun and the mesh filters are compatible. Great! The red filter is okay but not great. It will do the job but this won't last too long. The cone strainers are average just don't stir inside the cone because you will put a hole in the filter. Is it worth the money? Yes, but just remember this is pretty much a disposable kit and won't last for very long.

Was hand tightening filter onto the tool and it literally snapped right off at the threads.

Very easy and decent stuff to work with . Makes Job more professional