CKPSMS Brand -Screen Printers Spot Cleaning Gun/Plastisol Removing Gun #KP-120A 110V 1PCS

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The media could not be loaded.  I bought this item because I don’t have a pressure washer or the proper sprayer to wash out my screens for screen printing. This tool is very affective and great quality for the price. I recommend purchasing the tool if your a screen printer who doesn’t have the proper equipment to wash out your screens. The water pressure is very High & can be adjusted. This only down side is that it is very loud almost as loud as a actual pressure washer. But overall great buy

We bought 2 of these for our screen printing company. They both started out fine but quickly broke within 2 weeks. I asked Amazon for a refund and apparently I cannot get one for these units.I was excited that they were cheaper than the professional models but apparently you get what you pay for.Buyer beware. I will say that maybe if you don't use them very often, maybe it would last longer.

This item did not work and was a piece of junk Amazon should check their items before selling off of their site. Now I can’t return it and get my refund???

Not the best pressure, but does the job.

Gun failed and is leaking from the trigger area after intermittent use from cleaning plastisol off garments. Id buy a better one if you can afford it.

We had a spot cleaning gun for 10 years, it was failing and this is an identical product, however it is cheaply made, it lasted maybe a month.

I used this twice and it worked fine. After I added more water it just started to gently mist out. There's no directions or anything to even know what to do. It seems all of these spot guns have about the same reviews.

It's your standard spot cleaning gun. Works well for small mistakes with spot cleaning solution, but for larger area's I would just replace the garment. I would purchase again in the future.

Excelente producto, me ayuda mucho en mi negocio

I bought this to fix my screen printing mistakes. It's not so much about the gun but the solvent you put in it. I'm using Saati Remove TSR. I've used it to remove dried ink from cotton shirts and even dried glue from the mesh of screens. It's worked like a charm every time. It doesn't produce a powerful stream. I think it's just a way to create a solvent stream without the need for a compressor. It sounds like wagner electric paint sprayer when it runs. There's a solenoid in it, and obviously the internal parts are solvent resistant. There's really no benefit to buying a more expensive one from a screen printing company.