Campbell Hausfeld SemiProfessional 2 Stage 4 psi 54

Ideal for spraying cabinets, trim, furniture and crafts. Low overspray, high quality finish perfect for woodworking and home use. Includes 15 foot hose, semi-professional yoke style gun and accessory...read more

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$238.00

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   4 out of 5
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Product Features

  • Accessory kit includes thin material needle kit (gun equipped with all-purpose), gun wrench
  • Compact system features gun and accessory storage.Thinning required on some heavier coatings
  • Ideal for spraying cabinets, trim, furniture and crafts.Warranty: 3 years limit

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Campbell Hausfeld

Average Customer Rating

  4 out of 5
$238.00
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Ideal for spraying cabinets, trim, furniture and crafts. Low overspray, high quality end perfect for woodworking and home use. Includes 15 foot hose, semi-qualified yoke style gun and accessory kit. ....read more

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Product Details

Brand: Campbell Hausfeld
Model:
UPC: 045564202262
Product Code: HV2002

12 Responses to “Campbell Hausfeld SemiProfessional 2 Stage 4 psi 54”

  1. G. Smith says:

    Worked fantastic for 8 years
    Rating:5 out of 5 stars
    I bought this sprayer when I was building my house years ago and have used it on tons of woodwork and walls. I am still using the same unit and it works as excellent as the day I bought it. I am very deligent about cleaning it, which may lead to longer life. Only complaint is it is a small loud. I have not used it for heavy, latex paint, but can vouch that for finishes, etc it works fantastic.

  2. luv my 20D! says:

    When it works, it’s fantastic. When it doesn’t….
    Rating:3 out of 5 stars
    I am super-impressed with the powdery spray end I can get with the HV2000. The kitchen cabinets I painted with it look fantastic. I don’t find the noise or the plastic gun to pose any problems. And I like the compact design.

    But, I have had a hard time getting regular operation from this sprayer. Sometimes it works fantastic. Sometimes, though, I have problems getting it to spray consistently, or at all. It spurts out some nice blasts for a few seconds, then nothing, then a few more seconds of spray, etc., etc., Then it often stops absolutely. Even cleaning the paint tube and the nozzle, then thinning the paint to the point where it drips easily on vertical surfaces, sometimes doesn’t coax the spray out.

    The small aluminum drip gauge they supply to test the paint thickness is confusing and imprecise.

    I haven’t used other spray guns, so I have nothing to compare this with, but to me, the cleanup procedure gets annoying. It’s very hard to get this thing clean, and it takes a long time.

    I’ll only use this for times when I want the qualified look of the sprayed end. Otherwise, it’s too much distress. I’d happily pay 50 percent more for something that works better.

  3. Wish I Was Norm says:

    Works fantastic (Norm Abrams has one)
    Rating:4 out of 5 stars
    I’m very pleased. Works fantastic. Clean up is a snap. It takes a while to thin interior latex paint to a point that it can be sprayed, but once I figured that out no problems.

    I was tickled to see Norm Abrams using a similar HVLP on The New Yankee Workshop two weeks after I bought mine.

  4. Casey says:

    Excellent small sprayer.
    Rating:4 out of 5 stars
    I read a lot of reviews about this sprayer before making the buy, and they helped alot, but there were still some surprises, mostly excellent.

    First, I haven’t had any clogging problems. Cleanup takes a bit longer than normal, but it’s not terrible.

    Second, this unit is not as loud as advertised. In my garage, with the doors open, it’s not terrible, and I haven’t felt the need for earplugs. It is not as loud as my shopvac.

    Third, the overspray problem that some have complained about, does not seem to be a problem for me.

    I was surprised by the heat buildup in the spray gun and hose… the low pressure air is very warm, but it is not a real problem.

    The only negative I can offer, is that the coverage rate is a small slower than I expected.

    I reckon this is a fantastic sprayer for the money.

  5. Metropolitan Designe says:

    High volume low pressure sprayer
    Rating:5 out of 5 stars
    Fantastic product. works very well with very small maintenance and clean-up. The all in one (no compressor needed) is wonderful!

  6. Pure Laziness says:

    Fantastic product.
    Rating:5 out of 5 stars
    I bought this sprayer to do various jobs around the house. I started off doing a utility room. No more having to cut in with a brush in the corners, this sprayer gets it all. It did a fantastic job although I wish I would have ordered the thick material needle kit. This sprayer only comes with the medium and thin needles. The medium still worked well with the latex paint I was spraying. After the utility room I started on some pieces of trim. I always paint trim pieces before I install them and this worked fantastic. All the grooves in the door casings got painted and the end was smooth. Six panel doors, not a problem. All the nooks and crannies got a coat of paint on them. I haven’t used it for staining and end coats but from my encounter so far I can’t imagine any problems.

  7. Clark Griswold says:

    Would Recommend
    Rating:5 out of 5 stars
    I would highly recommend this sprayer to any homeowner. After reading some of the reviews on this site I was skeptical, but this sprayer performed well beyond my expectations. It works fantastic in fact. Very simple to use. You can adjust the spray pattern from vertical to horizontal to round by turning the nozzle. Adjust the amount of paint using a knob above the handgrip. And you can lessen the airflow with a dial on the side. I have had no problem figuring out what each adjustment does and neither should you, just give it a try on a piece of cardboard. I’ve had no drips from the gun or globby splatters. Just fine spray pattern. Haven’t tried it for stain or shellac yet but I expect it to work even better than paint because those are thinner than paint. Cons for this sparyer, or for HVLP sprayers in general: You have to thin thick paints. Not a problem for myself but it may be for you. I used a product called “Floetrol” made by Flood. It works fantastic. CH includes a small tool for estimating how thick you paint is which is very handy. Second Con is…noise. The small unit sounds just like a “shopvac”…just like it. I use hearing safeguard and problem solved. Cleaning the gun is quite simple. You can take the thing apart with a supplied wrench and submerge the whole thing in water or whatever cleaner you’re using. Takes about 10-15 min max. Hope this helps.

  8. Glen A. Unger says:

    Terrible Thought
    Rating:1 out of 5 stars
    As a woodworker with a full spray booth and qualified equipment, I was looking for something portable to repair a hurt panel on a job site (Movers dropped a large object against sequenced panels). I was hoping to tape off the area and blend the end. I tested the machine in my shop spray booth first, and I am glad I did. Place it this way, unless you are using this to water your plants forget using this machine. Anything you attempt to spray through this must have the consistancy of filtered drinking water. It either spits out clumps or it works like the Miracle Grow fertalizer gun on your garden hose. Save your money. Lastly clean up is a disaster.

  9. S. Hays says:

    The right tool for the right job.
    Rating:4 out of 5 stars
    I never wrote a review before but just bought this sprayer yesterday and was so please I had to tell someone. I have to say that I only used it for about 3 hours so I don’t know if this is enough time to give an acurate reveiw but here it is: I was staining the ceiling in my Gazebo which is 5/4 treated decking. I used a brush and it took me about 6 hours to stain a small less than half of the job. My hands were covered in stain and it was also driping on the floor below. I tried a mini roller and had even more mess. I stopped by HD and picked this up on the way home. I had to buy thr floor model so I didn’t have the manual. But it is so simple to operate it didn’t matter. I poured paint in the gun flipped a switch climbed the ladder and I was off. I stained the other half of the ceiling and 2nd coated the 1st half in about 3 hours plus had 2 beers. I had less mess than when I used a brush and it even covered better than the brush. You could only place so much stain on the brush at a time or it would drip or run down your arm. With the sprayer it place on a nice even coat and covered fantastic. I recomend this to anyone staining decking and could see how it would nice for staining furniture. I stained my whole deck two different colors of solid stain and used a roller and a brush. My deck is 44′x16′ and it took me about 3 weeks for three coats. I can’t wait to try this thing next time.

    Cons: Not really any cons but if I could have anything different it would be nice to have a longer hose and I reckon I whill chop the power cord. You need a extention cord anyway so the cord that comes with it just gets in the way for transporting and storing. It would be nice to have metal instead of the plastic gun but I don’t reckon I want to add any more weight after painting over head for 3 hours.

    I only gave 4 stars because I only used it 3 hours. So far this is a 5 star buy.

  10. Mark says:

    Item is not what’s pictured.
    Rating:1 out of 5 stars
    I ordered the Campbell Hausfeld HV2000 based on the pic on Amazon’s website and discussions with the folks at Campbell Hausfeld. The CH people told me that this model has the MP3311 spray gun (this is what is pictured). So I went ahead and ordered it.
    The gun that came with the unit was a lower quality gun that would come with HV1000 series systems. It had an aluminum cup and tip…but that was it. The rest of the gun was plastic. Very cheap. Very disappointing. I could have bought this same unit at home depot for much less.

    Note that the 1-star rating is not due to the routine of the unit as I never bothered to use it. I used a CH HVLP in the past and was pleased with it’s routine.

    This one is going back to Amazon, and I’ll order the HV2500 instead.

  11. Anonymous says:

    Can’t find parts!
    Rating:3 out of 5 stars
    Repeated attempts to e-order substitution parts have been futile. With only one (CH not compulsory) supplier in my area, I didn’t have any other choice. The supplier took SIX WEEKS to get a simple part (spray needle), and then the part was Incorrect (tho the part-number on the package matched the part-number that came with the unit’s manual). I reckon CH needs to offer parts directly to the consumer, “web-style”! Jerry D.

  12. Bret A. Park says:

    I now see lots of things I can paint
    Rating:5 out of 5 stars
    I started my search for a paint rig after I saw a square sprayer at a warehouse store for really cheap. After some research, I learned about a HVLP conversion gun that requires a compressor – a Huge compressor. Since I don’t want to own a giant tank, and I wanted HVLP, I started looking at this model. I’m very pleased with my choice. I’ve painted three hideous lateral file cabinets for our office. They look fantastic. Here’s the measure of success for me: I bought used cabinets for $250, got a bid from a body shop to paint them for $350. Instead, bought this sprayer, paint, and took an afternoon to goof around with it – Total cost: $500.00 including cabinet price. My paint job looks fantastic. The bonus is that I’m geared up to take on some home painting projects that I’ve been dreading.

    About the tool: Solid construction, simple adjustment, simple to use. I like the volume of paint. It’s not too quick, just a really stable, steady flow of material. There is a very logical assembly of just 6 or 7 parts so cleanup is quick and simple. Also a small point that is vital to me is that there is on-board tool storage for the wrench, paint tube brush, spare parts, etc. The turbine is about as loud as a vacuum cleaner. Finally, believe the HVLP claims of very low overspray. I am most impressed with this aspect of the sprayer.

    Overall, a very excellent tool for an rare user with virtually high expectations.

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