The ASTURO G70 semi-professional manual spray gun with 1,000 cc lower bayonet cup is designed for coating applications in bodywork, craft workshops and the wood industry. The lower cup configuration allows the operator to work with a larger quantity of material than small touch-up spray guns, providing good autonomy on small and medium-sized surfaces, panels, components, manufactured parts and technical details. It is suitable for users looking for a simple, practical and versatile spray gun for controlled applications, finishing and cosmetic restoration.

The 1,000 cc bayonet cup allows quick and practical fastening, making filling, assembly, removal and cleaning easier. The cup capacity is useful when continuous work must be carried out without frequent interruptions for refilling. The lower position of the container makes the spray gun suitable for operators who prefer the material weight below the gun body and need an adequate reserve of product for semi-professional coating cycles.

The ASTURO G70 model is suitable for clear coats, paints, single-component enamels, liquid colours, two-coat metallic finishes, pastel colours, heavy single-component enamels and two-component colours. This compatibility allows the spray gun to be used in different application cycles, from aesthetic finishing to component restoration, from wood coating to work on metal or plastic parts. In bodywork it can be used for touch-ups, repairs and finishing; in the wood sector it is suitable for panels, profiles, furniture, manufactured items and components requiring uniform material distribution.

During use, the quality of the result depends on correct material preparation, paint viscosity, spray pattern adjustment and operator technique. Before spraying, the product should be mixed carefully, filtered to remove impurities and checked for compatibility with the spray gun. A preliminary test on a sample surface allows the operator to check spray fan shape, material output and atomisation quality before working on the final surface.

Air and material adjustment is essential to adapt the spray gun to the coating material and the required result. Incorrect adjustment may cause defects such as overspray, runs, localised build-up, insufficient coverage, orange peel or uneven film formation. To obtain a more regular finish, it is important to maintain a constant distance from the surface, work with parallel overlapping passes and control travel speed according to the quantity of material delivered.

In technical and industrial environments, the ASTURO G70 can be used on bodywork components, machine parts, covers, panels, metal elements, wooden products, plastic surfaces and painted parts requiring restoration or finishing. It is also suitable for preventive and corrective maintenance when a surface protection must be renewed, a painted area must be made uniform or the appearance of an installed component must be improved. Its practical design makes it useful for workshops, craft laboratories, woodworking shops and finishing departments.

The precision of this product is not related to dimensional measurements, heights, transmission play or geometric errors, but to controlled coating application. In this context, precision means the ability to dose the material, keep the spray fan stable, obtain regular atomisation and apply a consistent layer on the surface. For technicians, bodywork specialists, craftspeople and maintenance operators, these aspects are important because they help reduce rework, product waste and surface defects.

To preserve spray gun performance over time, thorough cleaning should be carried out after every use, including the cup, passages, needle, nozzle and adjustment parts, using products compatible with the coating material applied. Dried or partially hardened residues can affect spray regularity, reduce spray fan quality and cause defects in subsequent applications. The ASTURO G70 spray gun is therefore a practical and reliable semi-professional solution for coating, finishing or touching up technical surfaces with good operating continuity.