Binks Spray Gun Model 18 L@@k!! on 2040-parts.com
Ellenville, New York, US
up for sale is this BINKS Spray Gun Model 18. This gun is in good condition. Looks like it was used, limited for primer. It has some residue and needs to be cleaned. Guide nut has a partial crack. Looks like it may have been cut....see pics...should not affect performance. Trigger and stem work fine....buying as is
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