Hiltex 31229 Air Texture Gun with 1.32 Gal Hopper – 3 Nozzles for Drywall Texture

Overview

The Hiltex 31229 Air Texture Gun is a versatile tool designed to transform flat walls and ceilings into tactile, even textures. It includes a generous 1.32 gallon hopper, allowing longer spraying sessions between refills. Three included nozzles (4.0 mm, 6.0 mm, and 8.0 mm) let you dial in texture style and viscosity to suit your project without swapping tools.

Capacity and continuous spray

The 5-liter hopper supports extended spraying sessions. Paired with a standard air compressor (¼” NPT, roughly 7 cfm), the gun delivers steady air flow that helps maintain even coverage across large surfaces. The air-powered design can reduce stops and starts, helping you stay in the flow during longer jobs.

Texture variety and application

Ready for popcorn ceilings, orange peel textures, knockdown, or stucco finishes, the gun handles varied textures by changing nozzles. Angling the spray lets you reach corners and ceiling edges, while a choice of nozzle size controls spray width and texture depth.

Ergonomic design and durability

The easy-grip handle is built for comfortable use, with a locking trigger that helps resist fatigue during lengthy sessions. Replacable solid brass air-regulating components contribute to durability, and the overall build is designed to withstand repeated use on different job sites.

Material compatibility and versatility

Load textures, paints, or stains into the hopper to explore finishes beyond traditional textures. While primarily aimed at drywall texture work, the gun’s flexible design makes it suitable for companion tasks like cabinet refinishing or surface prep where an even spray helps achieve a consistent result.

What you get

• 1.32 gallon (5 liter) hopper included for longer spraying between refills
• 3 nozzles included: 4 mm, 6 mm, and 8 mm for different viscosities
• Durable brass components for dependable performance

Tips for best results

• Hold the gun at a steady distance and angle to achieve consistent texture
• Test textures on a sample surface before applying to walls or ceilings
• Start with a lower viscosity to gauge coverage and adjust as needed