Heat Guns

[Guest Malcolm E Boo]

agreed, never had much luck with Bosch, last about a month with me, and the slow start is just a pain, I'm having alot of problems with the dewalt ones just now, used to be brilliant but they have changed something with the thermal cut out now, i have 4 of them here that will run for one or 2 windows then will cut out and not run again for an hour or so

Same for me with Dewalt. The quality has gone downhill recently.

[blackout66]

I used the Wagner ones for seven years, Ill never go back! Never!!! Try this one, its still big but not master appliance big.

http://www.lowes.com/pd_334971-70-PC1500HG...&facetInfo=

Just got one of these a couple weeks ago in an emergency. So far, it seems to be a pretty nice gun. Comfortable grip and not too loud, also has a 3 yr warranty. The cheap little Wagners used to last, but the new yellow ones are garbage.

[flat rock stan]

agreed, never had much luck with Bosch, last about a month with me, and the slow start is just a pain, I'm having alot of problems with the dewalt ones just now, used to be brilliant but they have changed something with the thermal cut out now, i have 4 of them here that will run for one or 2 windows then will cut out and not run again for an hour or so

Same for me with Dewalt. The quality has gone downhill recently.

I have worked with the Bosch while teaching in EU and liked them but can't vouch for how long they last. Right now my favorite is my Makita but only cause a student stole my Stienel Still gotta agree Makita is great...... very hot and adjustable. Do a search here and you will see we have ran this topic in the ground

[Guest shadowline]

DeWalt for me no problems here with them??

[shadytints]

Snap on for me. little pricy but last me a couple years. but i buy it more for show. ya dont goto a mechanic that has cheap tools right? light weight varible heat. i do have a cheap wagner for a back up for when it goes. and i plan to buy another snap on when it does

[ricksautotint]

Thank you for all the info. Couple good choices

[Guest loy]

Makita here!

[bobwires]

My milwaukee is 12 years old or so, and it rocks!

[gospeed3go]

my ryobi gets hot as hell and is way durable, but i dont feel it pushes enough air compared to others ive used.

[Guest spfwindowtinting]

We use the Wagners from Lowes each one usually lasts use a solid summer doing 15-20 cars a day. They are cheap and easy to replace. I'm sure better ones exist but as they are tools they get banged up pretty well.

http://www.lowes.com/pd_43582-97-0503008_4...&facetInfo=

I prefer increased air flow so I cut the solid back plastic off. You can also drill holes through it to increase air flow.