- What makes Fuji Spray systems different from a compressor-driven spray gun?
- Fuji's turbines supply warm, high-volume air at low pressure, so you spray without a compressor or water traps in the line. The 4-stage Q4 and Mini-Mite 4 turbines drive the T75G gun with enough air to atomize thick coatings like lacquer, polyurethane and waterborne finishes.
- Which Fuji Spray setup suits furniture and cabinet work?
- The Mini-Mite 4 PLATINUM with the T75G gravity cup is the common choice for cabinet doors, trim and furniture, since the 600cc cup and gravity feed handle small to medium batches. The Q4 PLATINUM adds a quieter, more powerful 4-stage turbine for longer sessions and heavier finishes.
- What does the T75G gun offer?
- The T75G is a gravity-feed HVLP gun with a 600cc cup and a side-mounted fan pattern control, so you can switch between a round pattern for detail and a wide fan for panels. It takes interchangeable air caps and needle sets to match different coating viscosities.
- Does Fuji Spray offer a warranty?
- Fuji backs its turbines and guns with a limited warranty, and the exact terms vary by model and region. Check the warranty card or the manufacturer's site for your specific unit before relying on coverage.
- Where can I get parts and service for a Fuji Spray turbine?
- Needle sets, air caps, cups and hoses are sold as separate accessories, and Fuji's US service handles turbine repairs. Keep your model and serial number handy when ordering parts, since the Q4 and Mini-Mite use different turbine assemblies.
- Are there Fuji Spray discount codes?
- Deal.ai checks what Fuji Spray products actually cost at every store, so a real markdown shows on this page as a deal as soon as it starts, and each product's page has its price history to tell a sale from its usual price.