MotoCare 0503054 Precision Heat Gun Tool, 650°F Temperature

Awesome little heat gun, I used it to rewire a friends fishing boat, trouble free days of use. More comfortable to handle/hold than a large pistol style heat gun

Works great for tight places I use it on road calls off an inverter works like a champ and hand warmer in a pinch

With 50 years of technical experience, it works good for the money!

Ah, the heat gun with many uses! I never knew what I was missing before I had this. First off, I'm amazed that this is a cheap as it is. It works really well and seems well made and is under $30. This MotoCare heat gun pulls a lot of wattage, but it's pretty incredible how hot it gets for such a small heat gun. The nozel at the end allows it to be extremely precise with what you're heating so that you don't have any overflow and ruin something next to whatever you're heating. This thing heats up pretty fast and you definitely don't wan to leave it laying around as it gets incredibly hot. The description says this is great for shrink tubing wires, which it is, but I've also used it to defrost a freezer (very carefully so as not to damage the freezer), splice wires, remove paint and adhesives, and keep myself warm on a cold winter night (kidding, don't try this at home). Other mentioned that the heat should help to loosen rusted bolts, screws, etc, which it definitely should do. This is just a really handy tool to have in your arsenal. It's also pretty great for packaging items in plastic shrink wrap. There are multiple settings on it which gives it a nice adjustability. Overall, awesome heat gun for a great price. Definitely worth the investment.

This has the Wagner yellow brand on the box. It has 12 temperature settings from 250 F to 1350 F and two fan speeds. The power is 1500 Watts. It also includes flare nozzle and glass protector nozzle.

The Vine program folks sent me the wrong heat gun by mistake. So this review is for the Wagner SprayTech Motocare Variable Temp Heat Gun instead. I'll probably buy the precision heat gun just because it will be perfect for working on electronics, and in small areas. Once I own the correct model, I'll update this review. In the meantime, please keep this in mind when making my review as helpful or not helpful.The Wagner Variable Temperature Heat gun is a big improvement over older heat guns I've used. With those, you have two heat positions, a cool position and you're supposed to close off the air vents to increase temperatures and then guess what temperature it's putting out.The Variable Temperature model can be set to temperatures between 250F to 1350F and stays cool in your hand as you work. There's a cooling mode and a built-in base for standing the unit on its end while it heats or cools. NB - It's REALLY important to let it cool in the vertical position. Not doing so may cause damage. The model also comes with a couple of heat guides so you can select different heating patterns.Bottom line: It works very well for me. I look forward to buying the precision model so I can fix this review.

This is a review of the  MotoCare Dual Temperature Heat Gun . Got this heat gun to help remove some paint on window trim that bumps up against my sink, which b/c of the constant exposure to water, has been peeling bit by bit ever since we remodeled the kitchen. Without wanting to shut down the kitchen to chemically strip the paint before sanding and repainting, I was looking for easy ways to remove the old paint, which this heat gun helped with speeding that up (in tandem with scraping). The MotoCare Precision Heat Gun heats up between 250-1350 degrees. Whereas the precision heat gun is lighter, for small-scale applications, and heats only to 650 degrees max.Happy to discover other uses for this heat gun as well--removing labels and stickers off pyrex or glass jars, defrosting built up ice in your freezer, and to shrink down shrinkwrap (which will come in handy for this upcoming holiday season as I've got a lot of cakes to deliver for gifts to my kids' teachers).

I got a regular heat gun and not the precision one listed here. I already have a standard although this one has some attachments that will allow it to be more pointed.My gun is older and I have gotten a lot of use out of it, I'm sure I will do the same with this.

Fantastic heat tool. Use it for crafts, particularly embossing powder etc.