DeVilbiss - Spray Gun Tool

Name: DeVilbiss - Spray Gun Tool
Rating: 3.8 (4 reviews)
Author: Foremost Media Inc.

4 ratings

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January 16, 2013
October 19, 2015
2.0.8
iOS 6.0+
4+
free
11.2MB
iPhone, iPad, iPod
a month ago
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Foremost Media Inc.

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About

This app helps users select the appropriate spray gun and find optimal settings for different paint types. It also provides detailed diagrams and parts lists for popular models.

✓Spray gun comparison

✓Paint settings finder

✓Detailed line drawings

✓Parts lists

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What's New in DeVilbiss

2.0.8

October 19, 2015

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. - Corrected typos in home screen and navigation - iOS9 compatibility

User reviews

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Server not reachable

So the app does not allow you to click on gun setup. Keeps saying sever not reachable. IPhone 17 promax

casper647

7 months ago

Nice tool but…

It’s missing any info/setup for the DV1 line

Dabe WB

5 years ago

Out of Date

Wow! Why have an app for your products if you don’t keep it up to date.

Eachtohisherown

5 years ago

Nothing works on this app

Literally does not work.
Waste of time downloading as it literally does nothing.
Poor effort for an app displaying the DEVILBISS name

steve the sprayer

9 years ago

Needs more

I proudly use DevilBiss spray guns every night at work. However the paints I spray are not listed as an option? Only automotive paints are. I use PPG high performance architectural coatings (2 part polyurethane) and americoat (2 part epoxy) primer. Would love to see coatings such as this added !

Djb642