
HVLP Gravity Feed Paint Spray Gun
A gravity-feed HVLP paint spray gun with separate air, fluid and fan controls for professional coating application.

The Texture Spray Gun applies heavy-bodied texture material to walls and ceilings, using a larger orifice and lower atomisation than a finishing gun so the material lands as discrete particles rather than a continuous film. Adjustable controls set pattern size across a range from fine knock-down to coarse finishes. Texture work depends heavily on consistent gun distance and material consistency, so establish both on a test board before working on the surface.
Suitable contextTexture spray gun for decorative wall and ceiling finishes, with adjustable pattern control from fine to coarse.
Practice on cardboard to perfect your texture before tackling large surfaces.
| Suitable surface | Prepared walls and compatible project surfaces |
|---|---|
| Primary purpose | Application of compatible texture materials |
| Available formats | 1 piece |
| Technical details | Confirm material, tool and process compatibility from the current product label or with SunChem Lunaris before use. |
| Country of origin | India |
Walls, ceilings, drywall
Texture application
Begin with the coating supplier’s stated viscosity, nozzle and air recommendations.
Verify clean, dry compressed air, suitable hose and filtration before filling the gun.
Adjust air, fluid and fan controls on a test panel before coating the workpiece.
Follow the current equipment and coating instructions before material cures in the fluid path.
The Lunaris Texture Spray Gun allows for a variety of finishes, including knock-down, orange peel, and popcorn textures. Adjusting the nozzle settings and air pressure lets you customize the texture density.
Yes. It works well with pre-mixed or water-based drywall compounds, as well as other texturing materials like stucco and acoustic coatings. Check the material is properly thinned to avoid clogging.
For best performance, use an air compressor with at least **4-6 CFM at 40-60 PSI**. Higher PSI provides more aggressive texture application, while lower PSI allows for finer details.
To prevent clogging, properly mix and strain texture materials before use. Fitting a Lunaris Water Separator upstream gives a dry air supply, reducing the risk of material buildup.
Immediately after use, rinse the gun with warm water or an appropriate solvent. Disassemble and clean the nozzle and internal components to maintain consistent performance.