Meiji Finer Core 1.3 Spray Gun | Professional Automotive Paint Gun

Meiji Air Finer Core 13 – 1.3mm Gravity Feed Spray Gun

Precision. Control. Next-Level Finish.

The Meiji Air Finer Core 13 (1.3mm) is built for painters who don’t settle for “good enough.” Designed with Meiji’s advanced MMFT (Meiji Multi Fine Technology), this gun delivers ultra-fine atomization, a stable spray pattern, and unmatched control — giving you the ability to lay down glass-smooth finishes with confidence.

The 1.3mm setup is the sweet spot for basecoat and clearcoat, offering versatility without sacrificing detail or flow. Combined with Meiji’s precision-engineered air cap and lightweight ergonomic body, the Finer Core 13 keeps you comfortable while producing consistent, repeatable results.

This isn’t just another spray gun — this is the kind of tool that separates average from dialed-in.

At Rooster’s, if it’s on the shelf, it’s been tried and tested by the Rooster. And this one earns its spot every time.

🔧 Key Features:

• Nozzle Size: 1.3mm – Ideal for basecoat or clearcoat
• MMFT Technology – Ultra-fine atomization for smooth, even laydown
• High Transfer Efficiency – More material on the panel, less waste in the air
• Wide, Controlled Spray Pattern – Consistent coverage with excellent edge control
• Balanced Airflow Design – Stable atomization even at lower pressures
• Ergonomic Curved Body – Reduces hand fatigue on long jobs
• Lightweight Build – Approx. 340g for all-day comfort
• Air Consumption: ~270–300 L/min (9.5–10.6 CFM)
• Operating Pressure: ~0.2 MPa (29 PSI)
• Paint Inlet: G3/8 (gravity feed cup compatible)

💥 Why Painters Choose the Finer Core 1.3:

• Dialed-in control for blends and full panels
• Smooth metallic control in basecoat
• Clean, even clearcoat flow without heavy texture
• Consistent results job after job

🐓 Why Buy From Rooster’s Automotive Refinishes:

• Tried & tested products — no guesswork
• Real-world experience (not just catalog specs)
• Fast shipping + in-store pickup available
• Support from painters who actually use this equipment