Fuji Reviews

I have used the Q4 to spray polyurethane, stain, oil-based enamel, and latex with good results. The poly and stain left very smooth finish that is superior to anything you can do with a brush. The latex and enamels are a bit more difficult to work with as one has to thin these to the right viscosity to flow well, but not too much or they run. It just seems to take some practice... If you are just doing big latex painting work like sides of houses, get an airless sprayer instead.

The controls on the gun are fantastic - you can set for hoz or vertical fan, or even a circular shape which is ideal for touch up. You can adjust paint feed rate and air flow also. All of these controls are a bit confusing at first, but once you use it for a while, you find that they allow you to really fine tune the tool to get the best finish.

The customer support is amazing! Every time I have contacted Fuji, I have gotten a prompt (< 1 day) response from the CEO himself. They have air mailed me a new cup assembly when mine had a slight defect and have provided detailed answers to many technical questions.

This is a quality tool from a quality company that stands behind their product.

It is really great to see when a product is designed exactly to do the job it is intended for. This system is simple, strong and produces exquisite results. Moreover, it is easy and quick to clean, time after time. It is meant to be re-used day after day, and has already proven itself after a month of use.
I have only used oil-based paints (Benjamin Moore), and have thinned them by around 25%. This seems a lot to the uninitiated, but rest assured the results are superb. Spend time with some scrap wood, playing with the adjustments to get the flow and spread as you need it. Any orange peel effect, just thin it some more. Simple. Get the Quiet version - it is absolutely worth it, and the noise level resembles that of a (quiet) vacuum cleaner. My only minor gripes are the fact that the 6ft whip hose does not come standard (I have never used the standard hose - it is long, rigid and heavy) and the standard paint reservoir is alumin(i)um. When using oil based paints (especially bright white) the tarnish from the alumin(i)um ever-so-slightly can affect the paint if not rubbed absolutely clean first. Other than that, I use the mini-cups a lot (again, nice if they were standard) which are great for small jobs. Spend the money and enjoy the quality. I am very impressed and happy with this product.

Instructions are easy to follow, the machine looks and feels sturdy, a little practice on some scrap wood and the results on 5 doors was really excellant. I have only used oil based paint and when thinned out it worked very well. The paint bounce was very minor, it is easy to clean. purchase the 6' whip it's well worth it. really well pleased.

I am so impressed by this device. I've used in at work and at home (XP Home & Win 2k) and it installed in a matter of seconds. I was told to always make sure that you "unplug or eject" the device prior to removal to ensure no loss of memory. I've never booted with the device attached, I always use it after it's already booted.

I had to give a presentation at a local university and I put my power point presentation on this device and simply plugged it into one of the students laptops. There are so many uses for such a product.

The only negative is with security concerns. I suspect that over time many large companies will find ways to block these types of devices. Also, this card does not have build in security or encryption of the data. Bottom line is this is the floppy drive killer!

This the best invention ever. I can go from my Mac to my PC without buying any more floppies for each one. That expen$$$$e is over with forever. I can go from any PC in the office to any PC in the world, and download, copy, or transfer any document or file I need or want.

The down side? Remember to keep this flash drive, 3 inches from your cell phone, key card, credit cards, ATM cards, or anything with a magnetic strip. They will demagnetize each other in a heartbeat. And it's murder to replace all that stuff especially if you're carrying around one of those gift cards with tons of cash! Oops! So be very careful. Don't carry them in the same pocket with your wallet. Make sure its placed in a separate area in your purse or backpack. If you carry it on your key ring, make sure NOT to carry your cell phone in the same pocket, not even for a few minutes. Treat them as though they were into deep sibling rivalry. This way, you'll still have your money & your documents. Other than this, I love this flash drive & recommend it to anyone who works on a computer, Mac or PC.

Forget about carrying your zip drive around. This device can hold 256 MB, and fits in your pocket. At home, you can use this device to store all of your personal private files instead of your hard drive. When you're done saving, viewing, and manipulating your personal files, you can simply put the drive in your pocket and take your files with you. That way, even if you share your computer, no one else can access your files. Your files will be safe even if someone steals your computer. This method is more secure than keeping your private files in your hard drive, no matter the security settings you have on there. The best way to keep your files private is to simply not store them on your computer. Instead, use a device like this and take your files with you. This device is so small that you can keep, secure, or hide it just about anywhere. In appearance, it looks like a small highlighter. I highly recommend this storate device to anyone who is interested in maximum privacy, security, and portability.

When you go with Fuji, you will get quality. Burned the whole spindle (using Nero 7) without any problems. Discs play perfect in the standalone DVD player. I guess the only downside is the maximum speed is only 2.4x, it takes 45 minutes to burn a DVD-9. The price of Fuji DL media is coming down so I'll definitely buy more of these.

I was skeptical about this gun and turbine. I am an old fashioned high pressure, high output car gun guy. This system enables me to use half the paint that I was using with the old system because the paint ends up on the subject and not in the air as over spray. Not to mention the finish is great.

The turbine keeps the air slightly warm and most important DRY. I cant tell you how many times that I have had water drops on what ever I was painting because of the regular compressor condensing the mosture in the air and it comming out of the gun.

The gun is great quality, works well, and has nice features.

I had questions about the system so I called Fuji directly. Both times I called the owner of the company, Paul, answered the phone and answered my questions in depth and with patience. He knows his stuff and is entheuastic about his product. I know that if I ever had any problems he would take care of them personally.

I own a Harmon Kardon CD recorder which I like very much. I have tried a number of different name-brand blank disks, in hopes of finding one that would record every time, and more importantly, play in all of my five CD players. My 2000 Buick Park Avenue is particularly discerning when it comes to home-recorded CD's. Only about 25% of my home-recorded CD's would play in the GM CD player. Since switching to these Fuji blank disks, I have made over 75 CD's without a single failure to "burn" properly or play properly.

I have used about 20 of these Fuji 8x DVD-R disks without any problems.

I found Fujifilm DVD-RW the only rewriteable dvd media that will work on a Go-Video DVD-VHS PLAYER RECORDER

My Fuji system came with a #4 aircap set and it worked just okay while spraying lacquer, shellac, and water base, however it was going on just a bit too heavy. At the suggestion of my finishing class instructor, I bought the #3 cap and it sprayed those finishes perfectly. I'll probably get the most use out of this aircap, unless I spray paint, in which case I probably will have to go to a #5 in all likelihood.

I use many different colors of paint in a day, and having a container for each one saves a lot of time and paint from having to clean out the large cup. I actually own three sets so that I can store each color I use in them.

I bought this to replace an older Fuji type that I bought about 4 years ago. I think my turbine is the Super. My turbine and hose was fine, so thought I'd give this new gun a try. It looks like the old style but what a difference!! There is very little overspray and not having the gun discharge air full time really helps. The modification to my turbine (3/16") hole on the discharge was simple. I sprayed oil base primer last weekend and sprayed a black oil base finish today. It was very easy to adjust and control and easy to clean. I also noticed the hose does not get hot, so you're not spraying with hot air.