Need a spray gun that handles everything from staining decks to spraying fences without mucking around? Star Spray equipment gives you consistent coverage and reliable performance, whether you're a painter, landscaper, or tackling big home reno jobs.
A Star Spray gun is built to handle the variety that comes with trade work. From thin stains and sealers to thicker paints and protective clothing, these spray guns deliver an even finish without the drips or streaks you get from a brush. They're ideal for tradies who need to cover large areas fast or DIYers who want a clean result without the arm fatigue.
We stock Star Spray models across different capacities and nozzle types, so you can match the tool to the job. Compact units work well for smaller projects or detailed work, while higher-volume spray guns knock out fences, weatherboards, and outdoor furniture in no time.
Tool Kit Depot also carries everything else you need to keep your work moving, from air compressors and paint sprayers to protective gear and cleaning supplies. Whether you're setting up a new kit or replacing worn parts, we've got you sorted.
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Star spray FAQ
What can I use a Star Spray gun for?
You can use a spray gun for staining decks, painting fences, coating pergolas, sealing outdoor timber, spraying weatherboards, and finishing furniture. They're also handy for applying protective treatments to gates, garden beds, and retaining walls. Any job where you need even coverage over a large surface area suits a spray gun better than brushes or rollers.
How do I clean a Star Spray gun after use?
Clean your spray gun straight after use to avoid clogs and buildup. Start by running the appropriate solvent through the gun until it sprays clear; use water for water-based products or mineral turps for oil-based coatings. Then disassemble the nozzle and clean all parts with a brush and solvent. Dry everything properly before reassembling to keep the gun working like new.
What size nozzle do I need for my spray gun?
Nozzle size depends on what you're spraying. Thin stains and sealers work well with smaller nozzles around 1.0–1.5mm, while thicker paints and primers need larger nozzles around 1.8–2.5mm. Check the product you're using for recommended nozzle sizes; most paint and stain tins include this info on the label.
Can I use a spray gun with an air compressor?
Yes, most spray guns run off an air compressor, so long as the compressor delivers enough pressure and volume. Check your spray gun's CFM and PSI requirements and match them to your compressor specs. If you're running multiple air tools on site, consider a larger compressor to keep consistent pressure across all your gear.
How do I get an even finish with a spray gun?
An even finish comes down to consistent distance, speed, and overlap. Keep the gun around 20–30cm from the surface and move at a steady pace; too slow and you'll get drips, too fast, and you'll see thin patches. Overlap each pass by about 50% and avoid stopping mid-stroke. Practice on scrap material first if you're new to spraying.
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