Fuji Spray 2803-T75G Mini-Mite 3 Platinum - T75G Gravity HVLP Spray System
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Pattern Name: Spray System
Features
- Professional Spray Gun features convenient side Pattern Control Knob to adjust size of fan pattern from small to large
- Non-bleed lightweight Spray Gun with Ergonomic Stay-Cool handle
- PLATINUM Turbine featuring the Heat Dissipation Chamber (HDC)
- Metal Turbine Case with Handy Gun Holder
- 25ft hose includes air control valve to reduce overspray and bounce back
Description
The Mini-Mite 3 PLATINUM system includes the Fuji T-Model gravity spray gun. Fuji installs the same powerful 3-stage turbine motor as used in Q3 models. The MM3 PLATINUM does not have the patented noise-reduction feature as seen on the Fuji Q-Models, however the noise level is no more than any other standard HVLP turbine. The MM3 PLATINUM turbine develops approximately 6psi. This is more than enough pressure to spray all known coatings (when properly thinned) and all the newer water-based coatings. The T-75G spray gun is non-bleed and features a side-mounted pattern control knob (to adjust the size of the fan pattern) and 600cc gravity nylon cup. The standard air cap set 3 (1.3mm) is for the use of general purpose fine finishing. Easy to maintain. Perfect for professional or beginner. This is an industrial-rated machine at an unbeatable price. Heavy-duty metal case with gun holder. Portable and powerful. The system includes the Mini-Mite 3 PLATINUM turbine, 25ft Hi-Flex hose, T-75G non-bleed spray gun, viscosity cup, cleaning brush, wrench and 24 page user manual. What’s new in the Mini-Mite PLATINUM Series? The Fuji Spray Heat Dissipation Chamber: Fuji Spray has designed a unique method of removing any heat build-up from the turbine case. Excess heat is channeled to a Heat Dissipation Chamber located at the rear of the case. Fuji Spray Noise Reduction Covers: The Mini-Mite PLATINUM turbines are equipped with a method to reduce noise. The Noise Reduction Covers house the Filters. From the Manufacturer The Mini-Mite 3 (MM3) system with Gravity Gun includes the new Fuji T-Series Spray Gun featuring a Pattern Control Knob to adjust the fan size from small to large. Fuji installs the same powerful 3-stage turbine motor as used in Q3 Models. The MM3 does not have the patented noise-reduction feature as seen on the Fuji Q-Models, however the noise level is no more than any other standard HVLP turbine. The MM3 Turbine develops approximately 6psi. This is more than enough pressure to spray all known coatings (when properly thinned) and all the newer water-based coatings. The Spray Gun included with this package is the T-75G Gravity with 600cc cup. The standard Air cap set 3 (1.3mm) is for the use of general purpose fine finishing. Easy to maintain. Perfect for professional or beginner. This is an industrial-rated machine at an unbeatable price. Heavy-duty metal case with Gun Holder. Portable and powerful. The system includes the Mini-Mite 3 Turbine, 25ft Hi-Flex™ hose, T-75G Non-bleed Gravity Spray Gun with 600cc cup, viscosity cup, cleaning brush, wrench and 20 page user manual.
Brand: Fuji Spray
Tank Volume: 600 ml
Color: Blue
Recommended Uses For Product: Painting
Material: Metal
Brand Name: Fuji Spray
Recommended Uses For Product: Painting
Included Components: 25ft Air Hose, Mini-Mite 3 PLATINUM Turbine, T-75G Gravity Spray Gun
Model Name: Fuji Spray Mini-Mite 3 PLATINUM - T75G Gravity
Model Number: 2803-T75G
Manufacturer Warranty Description: 24 months, Parts & Labor
UPC: 612852803755 612850280374
Global Trade Identification Number: 74, 55
Number of Items: 1
Item Type Name: Fuji Spray Mini-Mite 3 PLATINUM - T75G Gravity
Manufacturer: Fuji Spray
Manufacturer Part Number: 2803-T75G
Tank Volume: 600 ml
Item Weight: 27.6 pounds
Item Dimensions W x H: 12.6"W x 12.6"H
Hose Length: 25 feet
Material Type: Metal
Item Highlight: Gravity-feed applicator, 6.5 PSI, adjustable fan pattern, handles waterborne and solvent-based coatings
Color: Blue
Style Name: Portable,Ergonomic
Power Source: ac
Maximum Pressure: 6.5 psi
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Pattern Name: Spray System
A great addition to my DIY shop where I build plenty of finished cabinets for family members. I have used airless type spray units for years with varied results, both good and bad. The Fuji 3 Platinum made a huge difference and I was spraying nicely on the first attempt which only got better as I did more cabinet panels. The doors, which were the last item painted, looked like a professional was at the trigger. The cost of a HVLP unit put off my decision for years but it turns out ease of use, quality of finish, and quick clean up is worth every penny. I wish now that I had not waited so long to buy one.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2026 by Amazon Customer
Pattern Name: Spray System
I purchased a Wagner HVLP sprayer 20+ years ago and used it many times on my larger cabinet projets. I'd have trouble with the tip getting fouled and spraying globs of spray, and the hose was very fragile and would crack if stepped on. I quit using it because the finish quality just wasn't good enough. I started using General Finishes wipe-on poly which is an excellent product and gave me beautiful results. It is just not the product for larer projects, and is just poly - no colors. I just built several cabinets for a bar area, and decided it was time for a new HVLP sprayer. I was extremely impressed with the quality of the Fuji Mini-Mite when I took it out of the box. The blower case was solid, the gravity feed cup beautifully polished, and the hose extremely durable - no more cracking if I step on it! As another reviewer stated, the hose does have quite an odor, but that will dissipate over time, and it isn't like finish doesn't have an odor anyway. I used it to spray Minwax polyurethane with the 1.3 mm tip, which had to be thinned a bit to flow through the cup in the recommended 25 seconds. Like any sprayer, it takes some practice & use to "get the hang of it" on the air flow adjustments, speed, overlap, etc. I purchased the whip hose to take some weight off, and it definitely helps if you're doing a lot of spraying at one time. It wasn't difficult to get the right blend of air & finish, and the atomization of the poly was excellent. I spray all sides of my cabinets, drawers, etc so it can be challenging with air blowback and getting inside the nooks and crannys. I had no trouble covering everything and the results were excellent - no globs!. I highly recommend this product for anyone that does sizable projects and/or you desire a spray quality finish. Definitely worth the price.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2015 by Sam from Wisconsin
Pattern Name: Spray System
I am a furniture maker. I design and build custom furniture. I love my job, but I hate, hate, hate finishing. I hate finishing so much, that I have hired someone to do my finishing for me. So when this person was unable to finish a large dining table project, I took the money I would have paid them and bought this HVLP spray gun. This sprayer came well packaged and undamaged, though the rubber hose smells quite skunky. Excited to see what it could do, I sprayed some water on cardboard and got a feel for it. This thing might change my opinion of spraying. It takes my least favorite part of the project, and makes it interesting. I was able to finish the dining table in a fraction of the time it would have taken me before, with superior results. I sprayed GF dye stain onto tiger maple, followed by GF enduro pre cat lacquer. My impressions of the gun itself (and this is from a spray newbie, remember) are that the gun is easy to disassemble and clean. The tips are easy to change out and adjust. (You'll probably want a variety of tips to spray different viscosities of finish) I really like the gravity feel cup with pressure tube; the finish was delivered consistently with no sputtering or other troubles that could ruin the finish. I was able to learn how to use the spray system and deliver semi-pro (sure, I could be better with more practice) results in a 2 day span. If you want to spray in your home or garage, I'd recommend this kit. It is affordable, good quality, and gives excellent results. I don't know why I avoided spray systems for so long!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2014 by J. Monroe
Pattern Name: Spray System
About me: I've never owned a sprayer before, only used spray cans. Why I bought it: System gets consistently good reviews. Replacement parts and accessories appear widely available. Could get it Amazon Prime. I asked a pre-sale technical question and Fuji answered via email within 24 hours. System is well-packaged; lots of individual, sturdy boxes. The instruction manual if fairly complete. The illustrations and diagrams could be improved; they appear to be photo-copies. There were a couple of notable omissions from the instructions. There were two warning stickers on packaging (one on the turbine box and one on the gun box) about where to place the turbine and how to screw on the lid. These warnings were not included in the manual that I could find. If you somehow didn't see the packaging the system comes in (perhaps you bought it used and downloaded the manual), you might miss these warnings. The build quality is high. The main hose is very nice. It's a flexible, rubber-like material and the fittings feel solid. The turbine was more compact than I imagined (though I had read the specs before). The whole system is smaller than I had imagined. The spray gun is a bit lighter than I expected, but is well-made. Some parts appear to be cast; those that are appear to be plated (very faint parting lines). The tubing and filters appear to be standard items that could be replaced if official FUJI parts can't be located or in a rush. The included 1.3mm air cap nozzle was extremely tight! It was necessary to use the supplied wrench to loosen it. I can't imagine why it needed to be so tight (perhaps it got that way sitting in the warehouse or in shipping). The interior pieces are very well machined, appear to be stainless steel or aluminum. I am pleased with the care taken to make these critical parts. Extras: I bought the whip hose and an extra quick connect coupler for the hose-to-turbine junction. I like both, but they're not necessary at all. I also bought the spray gun stand; it does its job okay, but the vertical bar is disturbingly close to the delicate nozzle. I would've liked a few extra centimeters space so I don't accidentally mash the expensive part. Further, it's two pieces and feels less designed than other parts of the system (the two-piece design does serve a purpose: to swing the filter away from the cup). But the contraption falls apart if you pick it up by the upper piece. There's no retainer to keep the upper and lower parts together. In use: I sprayed water- and solvent-based materials, primer, and enamel. I practiced on some flattened cardboard boxes to get the needle adjusted. When using properly-thinned material and correct nozzle, it is straight-forward to get an even, smooth coat. I wouldn't say it's show-room car quality, but surely that's because of my skill level, and not the equipment. I expect that with more practice, I won't get any of these small blemishes. [***Please see edit below for followup comments.] One thing not mentioned in the manual: if you pull the trigger without pressure, you get a nice thick stream of material squirting out of the nozzle via gravity. Makes perfect sense in hindsight, but while flexing my finger in preparation for spraying, it was a bit of a surprise. I didn't find a use for the circular pattern. I strategized ahead of time how to use fan pattern for all tasks. I tried to avoid switching to the circular pattern because it requires adjusting the needle projection. Some people may find it useful to switch back-and-forth between fan and circular patterns. I plan to give it a whirl in the future, so the option is nice. The turbine is louder than I expected. It has the pitch and quality of a floor vacuum, but louder. I used ear plugs and wasn't bothered by it. I didn't notice the weight of the hose. Don't know if it's because I had the whip hose. The turbine does get hot, so watch out. Cleanup: Takes me about 30 minutes with the following steps: wipe with succession of solvent rags take apart and soak and wipe nozzle parts reassemble spray 1/4 reservoir of solvent wipe again take apart and wipe nozzle parts reassemble spray 1/4 reservoir acetone take apart to dry reassemble store I don't think cleanup time is unreasonable. Brushes take a certain amount of time to clean up properly, and cleaning this system is probably comparable to other spray systems. About the only think quicker would be rattle cans, and that's not a fair comparison. Q-tips and old toothbrush are very handy. The chrome plating makes exterior cleanup very easy. I am not sure how to remove lid gasket for cleaning; would using a pick damage it? I just did the best I could with a rolled shop rag. Other thoughts: I wish the system came with a few extra gaskets/seals (lid, two in nozzle) and pressure tubes. Extras available as a kit for $30 at the time of writing. I also wish the warranty was more generous. Also, alternative spray caps are pricey. Explanation of 4-star rating: Excellent product overall. Good build-quality, good performance. I am holding back the 5th star, because to me, to earn that fifth star, a product has to be superlative in all categories: quality, performance, and price. While the performance is excellent to my novice-eyes, the overall price is a bit steep, the extra spray nozzles are also pricey, and the warranty could be longer. If I had ten stars available, I would happily give it 9 stars. Again, an excellent product overall. I am happy with my purchase and would purchase it again. ***EDIT: After doing some internet reading and reflecting on my parts layout, I am now certain that the two blemishes I observed were my fault, not the HVLP system's. The first blemish was due to me not keeping the gun close enough to the surface. The second was due to crowding the parts too close together and causing me to pull the spray gun at an angle. Both are fixable with more spacious layout.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2016 by x
Pattern Name: Spray System
My only prior experience with spray painting has been air brushing model airplanes. However, this experience has taught me that most anything can be sprayed successfully if properly thinned. Fuji states this in their product description, and it is true. I'm using the Mini-Mite to paint furniture and cabinets. So far, all of my use has been with water borne finishes and all with the standard 1.3 mm tip that comes with the unit. I've sprayed General Finishes High Performance, General Finishes Milk Paint, Sherwin-Williams Solo, and Behr Premium Plus latex. The latter is a very thick "house" paint that I would not normally use, or recommend, for furniture, but I was painting some cabinetry in my wife's quilting room and that paint had been used on trim in the room so I figured I'd give it a try. The paint had to be thinned WAY beyond the maximum stated on the can (I thinned to about four parts paint to one part water) and the results were excellent. The 100% acrylic paints like Milk Paint and Solo spray like a dream with very little thinning. General Finishes High Performance can be shot straight. Use the viscosity cup that comes with the unit and get close to the 30 second time (the Behr, even after the 4:1 thinning still took about 40 seconds) and you should be in good shape. I have never played with the air flow, always keeping the air flow valve wide open. If I were painting tiny objects that might change. Given that the ready-to-spray viscosity of the various products has been pretty similar, my needle and fan adjustments have been pretty consistent - about 1 1/2 turns open on the needle and about mid-way on the fan. As a suggestion to Fuji, it would be helpful to have markings on these controls to make it easier to repeat settings. I have the gravity cup and if you get this model be sure that you snug the top down tight so it doesn't leak. The lid has a flat rubber gasket that, when dry, has enough friction to fool you into thinking you've tightened it enough. Now I rub an invisible film of tune-up grease on the top edge of the cup and have had no problems. Spraying with this unit makes very little mess. I do all of my painting in my garage, where I set up a three sided curtain suspended from ceiling track. It looks just like the enclosure you see around hospital beds. I got the track and glides at IKEA, and found 118" wide cotton/poly fabric for the curtain at Walmart. The enclosure is 10' by 10' so I put disposable 9' x 12' paper/plastic "drop cloths" on the floor (about $4 at Home Depot). After quite a bit of painting the only thing that gets paint on it is the paper on the floor. My white curtain is still very white and the rest of the garage is spotless. These machines do not create a lot of "free floating" mist. For any work I am likely to do the three stage Fuji is more than adequate. The unit is well built and the gun is very comfortable to use. I especially like the air hose, which is flexible and easy to move around, yet appears to be very durable. Keep your gun clean, and always use a filter when pouring finish into the cup because spray guns hate particulate matter. You'll wonder why you painted any other way.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2016 by Tavie
Pattern Name: Spray System
I bought this system to pre-finish 4 flights of wooden stairs and 11 interior doors before installing them. I'm spraying General Finishes High Performance Poly, undiluted, with the 1.3mm needle that comes with the gravity gun. I've had zero problems with the equipment. It does everything it's supposed to do without fail. The gravity gun feels solid and well made and the entire system is super easy to keep clean and maintained. Since I'm using waterborne finishes, it's just hot water and a little soap. Not having to worry about the tool being the problem is a huge weight off, and it allows me to focus on improving my technique -- because spray finishing is not something you're just immediately good at. It takes time and practice and experience using the tool over time, repeatedly, to develop a feel and sense of how to do it right. Trial and error. I've sprayed 3 gallons of finish at this point and think I have the volume dialed in, my spraying distance dialed in, my movement speed dialed in, and my fan pattern set. My last few coats have all gone on so smooth that I didn't need to sand. If you don't spray enough material, or if you move too fast, or if you keep the gun too far from the surface, the finish dries a little gritty. If you spray too much material, or spray too closely, or move too slowly, you end up with an orange peel texture. Learning just the right balance of these factors is the key to a successfully sprayed finish. Until you learn that balance, sandpaper is your friend. Keep working at it. Overall, this spray system has saved me dozens of hours of hand finishing already and I'm very pleased with the purchase. I'd highly recommend this tool to anyone thinking of jumping into spray finishing.... just don't expect perfect results when so much is depending on user skill level.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2019 by gildedrain
Pattern Name: Spray System
This is an excellent spraying system. I have been thinking about getting a HVLP spraying system to finish woodworking projects. When I undertook a project to rebuild a 1950 Chevy Truck this became a necessity. I had all of the body parts and the frame media blasted and needed to quickly seal the bare metal with primer. Before spraying the truck parts, I practiced by painting some interior house doors with latex paint. I purchased and installed a 1.8mm air cap to match the viscosity of the paint. I followed the recommendations in Jeff Jewitt's book to thin the material to get target viscosity. The spraying process was easy to adjust and gave excellent results. There is an amazingly minimum amount of over-spray. The turbine is not excessively loud; about the same as a shop vacuum, but the hose is long enough to allow it to be tucked away from the immediate work area. I am happy that I purchased the hose whip to lighten the load are the sprayer as the hose is definitely heavy duty. After this success I was ready to take on the truck body parts. The standard 1.3mm aircap is fine for the two part epoxy primer that I am using. Again, the results have been excellent. It is important to have a board or a piece of cardboard to set up the spray pattern and flow. I discovered that the paint flow adjuster needs to be reduced when narrowing the spray pattern. This makes sense and I am sure that I will get better with the adjustments over time. Clean up is the same as for any spraying equipment, about 30 minutes. I have the 600 cc gravity feed cup and would like to have a smaller one ~ 200cc for finishing small wood projects that need less finish or have tight spaces. I am considering a 3M PPS add on for this. I am very happy with this equipment and look forward to using on future projects such as prefinishing crown molding prior to installation - as I hate to brush paint.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2016 by Lee
Pattern Name: Spray System
I build a variety of different types of furniture. I mostly build for me; but I'm currently in the middle of a commissioned set of furniture and didn't feel comfortable brushing or wiping finishes; or spraying stain and finish with my cheap-o purple HVLP gun and my air compressor. I had a lot of money in cherry wood alone for the furniture set (much more than the cost of this system) plus my build time. So, after endless research I broke down and purchased the Fuji Mini-Mite 3 Platinum system. All I can say is WOW. So far its everything I hoped for based on reviews and research. Quality of build is first rate (I own Festools and this unit is on part with them for build quality and fit and finish). It is much quieter than I expected. Seriously, I laughed when I started it up because some reviews said it was loud but OK. Maybe its the new sound deflectors on this model, I don't know. But ear protection is certainly unnecessary to me (and I wear protection a lot). Now all that aside, the real issue is how does it spray? I put some water in the gun (gravity feed gun) to flush out gun (recommended in manual) and practice with settings on the gun. Boy can you dial it in nice and easy! As fate would have it I had some walnut picture frames that I needed to finish and tried the system out on them before I do the furniture. Again, WOW. I sprayed General Finishes High Performance Topcoat right out of can (no thinning) with the standard 1.3 mm tip. A. Maz. Ing. I've been experimenting with paint booths, but honestly with this (as long as I am spraying water borne finishes) I don' think I need it. The overspray, or more correctly, the lack thereof, is remarkable if the gun is dialed in right. I do recommend the whip hose and a remote control as accessories. Arguably they should come with the system; but not a bit deal. One last thing. I agonized over how many stages to get 2, 3 or 4. For what I do (mostly stain and finishes on raw wood--very little paint) I think I made the right choice. I decided the benefits of the platinum technology was worth it, and then it became if I should have 3, 4 or 5 stages. Three seemed right for me based on reviews and Fuji's information. So far so good. I see no reason this won't do latex if thinned right and the gun is tuned--which again is really simple and easy to do. If you're wondering if this investment is worth it, let me share that I was too, and boy is it! I don't see how you can go wrong if you need or want a spray system.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2017 by Wileybuyer