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HomeRight C800552 Heat Pro Deluxe 10-Piece Hot Air Tool Kit | 
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| Brand: HomeRight
Category: Home Improvement
List Price: $49.99
Buy New: $34.99
You Save: $15.00 (30%)
New (2) from $34.99
Avg. Customer Rating:  10 reviews
Sales Rank: 427
Media: Tools & Hardware
Shipping Weight (lbs): 4.8
Dimensions (in): 12.3 x 11.7 x 4
MPN: C800552
Model: C800552
UPC: 012564005520
EAN: 0012564005520
ASIN: B000095SHQ
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Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | Powerful 1200-watt hot air tool with accessory kit | | • | Strip paint, remove tile, or defrost pipes | | • | Variable heat control from 140-to-1,100-degrees Fahrenheit | | • | Dual speed fan | | • | Easy to read LED temperature display |
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Product Description
- Strip pint, remove tile, even defrost pipes. - Variable control for adjusting heat from 140 degrees F up to 1100 F. - Powerful 1200 Watts. - Easy to read LED display lets you control the heat setting. - 10 Piece kit includes specialized nozzles and scrapers. - Deluxe carrying case. - Dual fan speed.
Amazon.com Product Description
The HomeRight Heat Pro Deluxe Hot Air Tool will strip up to 10-layers of paint at a time, without the smell and mess of chemicals. This 10-piece kit features a variable speed heat tool with LED temperature display for easy reading, comes with a variety of specialized nozzles and scrapers to handle an array of different jobs, and is packed in a durable plastic carrying case. The hot air tool also works for speed-drying mud and caulk, spot-thawing frozen pipes, softening adhesives, bending plastic, and removing floor tile.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 5 more reviews...
Great price August 31, 2008
This heat gun worked great for removing 5 layers of paint from the kitchen cabinets. Great buy for the price. Much cheaper than buying the paint stripper.
Light weight gun gets the job done. August 16, 2008
Only used it once since I bought it to remove some old political bumper stickers from my car. It did a great job of softening the adhesive so I was able to remove the stickers in one piece. The gun was a lot lighter than I expected.
Heck of a deal for the price! July 21, 2008
I purchased this heat gun for the sole purpose of installing Dynamat soundproofing in my eight year old Honda CR-V. Since I only planned to use it for one project I didn't want to spend a whole lot. This gun was incredible for what I intended it for, but now I have used it for so much more that I can't believe I lived without one for so long.
For starters, this is incredible for heat shrink tubing. It is designed to stand on its back in a very stable position so that you can have both of your hands free to hold your project. While soundproofing my car I also added an amp to my stereo. I cut heat shrink tubing to cover all of the wire splices and safely and easliy heated them with this unit. (MUCH easier than the old Bic Lighter technique, especially in your engine compartment.)
Since then I've found tons of other uses;
My daughter broke the wick on a $[...] scented candle after we'd only used it about an hour. I grabbed this gun and melted about a 1/2 inch of wax to pour off so we could save the other $[...] worth of "Fresh Linen" smell.
My brother used it to easilly take stickers off of his work van.
I heated the end of some aquarium tubing to make it pliable enough to slide over a tight fitting.
My brother used it to heat some PVC piping so he could bend it to an angle.
My wife used it to melt some craft thing (that I still don't understand).
In general, it's a heck of a package. Lots of accessory blades and tools, nice case to keep it in, great gun with lots of control over the settings. Go get one and melt stuff!
Great Gun July 12, 2008
I installed my wood dash kit with this gun. It works great. Don't know how long it will last, but it has the "feel" of quality. The dials are smooth. The little motor sounds healthy. I think I got a great value here.
 Good Tool for home use May 12, 2008
The Hot Air Gun was lightweight, and did not feel uncomfortable. I had no issues with the gun shutting off due to overheating, and I had it running on the highest setting for several minutes. Make sure you plug it in to a outlet that is not very busy.
All in all it was a good purchase, and hope to get more use out of it this summer.
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