Heat Gun Kit 1500W with Variable Temperature 5 Nozzles, Adjustable Hot Air Gun 122℉-1022℉,Fast Heating for DIY Shrink PVC Tubing/Wrapping/Crafts, Stripping Paint(1500W Rear Cover Temp Adjust)

I use this so much in everyday life. Crafts, DIYS, repairs… I can go on and on. Love love love my heat gun!

I bought this heat gun to up my car decal game. It has heat control and comes with any attachment you could possibly need. I feel the price was very fair. It has many uses. It definitely helps me get old worn decals off of vehicles. I advise reading the clear instructions before using and always wear heat safety gloves and protective clothing. It arrived quickly through Amazon prime and mine had a product warranty. It works very well and is quality made.

It is not strong. I drilled tiny holes in the back black circle cover. The air holes didn't have their plastic removed. After drilling them open with a tiny drill being careful to not hit the internal mechanisms, it works much better. The attachments make it worth the purchase. But it's weak/nerfed without the holes I added.

I have owned this heat gun for approximately 2 to 3 years, using it occasionally. Originally bought it while working on a bus conversion and used it quite a bit during that time. For my purposes, this worked great and the price was good.

Works like it should. Wife loves it for small projects.

For those who do 3d puff embroidery and have been looking this is the perfect heat gun. The variable temperature and variety of nozzles make it perfect. You will be pleasantly surprised how well it works.

AWESOME.

This heat gun is simply great and worth every penny! I love it! I am glad I got the one with a digital display. While I love this product I think it has two minor design flaws . First, there is no line indicating which setting you have the temperature knob on. That is easy to fix on your own with a felt pen. But then we have the markings on the knob itself. They are backwards... In order to increase the temperature you turn the know clockwise. And with the help of the digital display, this is super easy. But if we look at the numbers on the knob one can get confused... If we assume the markings indicate heat, they are in the wrong order as you will have to LOWER the number to increase the temperature. If we think of the numbers as attenuation rather than heat it all makes sense. The highest attenuation gives the lowest temperature. These are such a minor things that I still give it 5 stars.