Fuji Spray5175G - T75G Gravity Spray Gun

I’ve been using an older Fuji Spray 4-stage turbine with a bottom-feed gun for years, and while it served me well, I wanted a bit more flexibility. I decided to upgrade to this gravity-fed gun, and it did not disappoint.The setup was incredibly easy, and the quality of the gun was exactly what I expected based on my previous Fuji experience—top-notch. It feels well-built and intuitive to use, and it delivers a fantastic finish with minimal effort.If you’re in the market for a turbine spray gun that’s quick to tune and produces excellent results, this is a great choice. I’m confident it will be a reliable tool for many years to come!

I am not a new turbine user. I have several guns that do the job, but really wanted to try the latest Fuji 5175G.Am very pleased with the way it sprays. Tested it on auromotive base coat. Next is tests with clear. May have to buy the 1.0 set. But going to test with the 1.3 to see results. Will dial down the fluid and bring in the fan a bit for the test.Metallic layed out beautiful. As will pearls. Nice fan pattern. I find full fan was a bit top and bottom heavy, so brought the fan down a little until reaching the desired shape.Only negetive is I wish the difuser did not have that gasket. One more part to assemble that can fail eventually. Probably should just buy extra to have on hand.Using this gun with a 5 stage turbine system. So far, I feel the price is worth it. No regrets. Will see if the plastic cup holds up. Liking it as of now. Keep it clean! This gun is going to be a basecoat work horse. Hope it impresses me when I get to the clear!

I have been using the GXPC for about 6 months, on and off for a number of cabinets in my home. I had no complaints with the GXPC - but I had not experienced a better gun till I got the T75G this week. What an improvement. Even with the larger 600 cc cup, it is 100 grams lighter than the GXPC (885 g). It is nicely balanced with the cup in the middle - not on the side. This has a much wider fan pattern at the same shooting distance than the GXPC. Using water borne lacquers and similar products, I can easily sweep a 6" tall drawer in one pass - used to make 2 passes with the other gun. Have not used it on large cabinet panels yet - but I think this will cut my passes in half and give a slightly better finish. The pattern seems more uniform that the other gun. I will use the GXPC for solvent based shellac and other weird chemicals and use only water borne chemicals in the new T75 gun. The finish on the gun is better overall that the GXPC - read that its CNC made. No crevice was left un-polished. Im very happy and it is only $10 more than the GXPC. For the record Im using a Mini Mite 3 stage turbine and materials viscosity that rate about 35 seconds in a Zahns #2 cup (with 1.3mm needle). I thought I might miss the swivel cup of the XPC - but the larger capacity cup on this allows me to shoot boards on the level. If required I could tilt the objects slightly to get at right angles to them. So far, so good!Update #1 - After I sprayed about 140 sq. ft of cabinet drawer and doors with this gun, I like it more than ever. Even with my 3-stage Mini Mite turbine, it puts down "Target" brand water borne lacquers and polyurethane faster than my GXPC. The XPC is still used when I want a smaller pattern, or if Im spraying lacquer/alcohol sealer coats. All the Target coatings Ive used so far leveled beautifully. It seems this is a higher flow rate gun than the XPC and a 4 or 5-stage turbine may be more optimum for some products. So far I used only the 1.3mm aircap set.Update #2 Again sprayed another set of cabinet door fronts (16 of them) and (2) 18" x 110" cabinet tops, I favor this over the GXPC when doing wider work. RE: CAP LEAKAGE: Signs of low pressure in the cup are inability to obtain high flow rates , improper atomization and drooling from the cap. If this happens, remove the cap and clean the seal area well. I used a popsicle stick and a cloth to remove any gummed up material and rise with appropriate solvent. Any residue on the rubber seal will prevent an airtight fit. True this is NOT JUST a GRAVITY FEED GUN - the pressurized cap helps to develop the proper material flow. Keep the seal clean for proper results. I would like to see the cup/cap made with finer threads to make the seal easier to obtain, or use some sort of compression clamp lever.

Wish I had purchased this gun first.Performance is great, replacement parts available also.Spraying lacquer and love the adjustment and ease of use.Highly recommend

This is my second Fuji spray gun, to go with the Fuji HVLP turbine that I purchased a couple of years ago. All of the products have performed really well. I am a professional painter and have used this equipment to finish doors, cabinets, and trim. The first gun is set up with the 2 qrt. pressure pot for larger projects, and I purchased another gun to use with the smaller, gravity feed cup set up. I have acquired a number of the different needles and air caps as well. I am very pleased with the results in all aspects . Relative ease of use, performance, cleanup, mobility....well worth the investment

I used titan hvlp and just started using Fuji very good gun light weight and sprays nice

Excellent quality as I’d expect from Fuji , definitely prefer the gravity fed version of this gun , used with pps system , works great no issues, really enjoy the versatility of hvlp turbine systems for spraying all types of finishes

Very good spraygun! Easy to adjust, the spray pattern adjustment is very precise. Easy to clean.