Authorized Support
The Spray Market has been an authorized Graco seller for over 15 years. As New York City’s only authorized Graco distributor providing Advanced Service and warranty support, we handle everything. Bring us your Graco spray gun or equipment, and our technicians will diagnose the problem, complete repairs, and work directly with Graco to process eligible warranty claim from start to finish.
Equipment Maintenance Tracking
When a Sprayers Club member purchases a spray gun, we automatically register it and track its maintenance schedule. You’ll get email or text reminders explaining what needs to be done, when it’s due, and which replacement parts you need, with direct links to order. We also keep a complete maintenance record for every gun.
Authorized Sales, Service & Repairs
The Spray Market is an authorized distributor and service provider for Graco, PMC, IPM, and CAS. Purchase equipment and replacement parts directly through us, and bring your equipment in for professional maintenance and repairs, backed by our direct relationships with the manufacturers.
Get Serviced. Get Back Out There.
Downtime costs you a day’s production. We keep rigs and guns running with fast diagnostics, real parts on the shelf, and technicians who have actually sprayed foam for a living.
Top Techs
Trained technicians and spray foam specialists who know these machines from the inside, not from a manual.
Huge Stock
Over 3,400 parts on the shelf. Most repairs do not wait on a back order because the part is already here.
Perfect Timing
Faster diagnostics and repairs mean you are never late, delayed or dismayed.
What We Repair
Rig and Proportioner Repair
Full service and repair on proportioners and complete rigs — electric and hydraulic.
- Graco Reactor and Reactor 2, E-series and H-series
- PMC AP-2, AP-3, PX-7, Xtreme, PH(X) and PA(X) series
- Heaters, transformers, pressure transducers and control boards
- Pump rebuilds, seal kits and drive replacement
- Hydraulic diagnosis, pressure imbalance and off-ratio faults
- Heated hose fault finding, RTD and thermocouple replacement
- Full rig electrical, generator and compressor troubleshooting
Gun Repair and Rebuilds
Bench rebuilds and while-you-wait service on every gun we sell.
- Graco Fusion AP, CS, MP, FX and ProConnect
- Graco Probler P2, GX-7, GAP Pro and D-Gun
- PMC AP-2 and AP-3 guns
- Full strip, clean and rebuild with genuine seal kits
- Mix chamber and side seal replacement, air cap fitting
- Crossover diagnosis and pressure testing before it goes back
Two Service Centres
Brooklyn, New York
162 2nd Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11215
Hours
Monday – Thursday: 7:00am – 5:00pm
Friday: 7:00am – 2:00pm
Saturday & Sunday: closed
Bridgeport, Connecticut
330 Pine Street
Bridgeport, CT 06605
Hours
Monday – Thursday: 7:00am – 5:00pm
Friday: 7:00am – 2:00pm
Saturday & Sunday: closed
Book a repair or ask a question
One form for both. Tell us what you need and, if you know it, the machine model and serial number — it saves a round of emails. We reply the same working day.
Prefer to talk? Call Brooklyn on (718) 788-6800 or Connecticut on (203) 900-0005, Monday to Thursday 7:00am – 5:00pm and Friday 7:00am – 2:00pm.
Ask an expert
The questions we get asked most. If yours is not here, send it below and a technician will answer it — not a call centre.
How long does a gun rebuild take?
A standard gun rebuild is usually same day if you drop it off in the morning and the seal kit is in stock, which it normally is. Ship-in guns are typically turned around within one to two working days of arrival. If we find something beyond a normal rebuild we call you with a price before we go further.
How long for a proportioner or rig repair?
It depends entirely on the fault. Straightforward items — heaters, transducers, pump packings, hose ends — are often same day or next day. Board-level electrical faults and anything needing a part we do not stock depend on the manufacturer. We will always give you a realistic time once we have diagnosed it, not an optimistic one.
Can I just ship my gun in?
Yes, and plenty of customers do. Pack it clean and dry, include a note with your name, phone number, the fault and your return address, and send it to the Brooklyn or Bridgeport address above. Call or use the form first so we know it is coming and can watch for it.
Should I clean the gun before sending it?
Please do what you reasonably can — purge it and wipe it down. We understand cured foam happens; that is part of the job. But a gun arriving full of wet, uncured chemical is a handling hazard for our technicians, and we may have to charge extra cleaning time.
Do you charge for diagnostics?
Ask us when you book — it depends on the machine and the fault. If the repair goes ahead with us, diagnostic time is normally absorbed into the job. What we will not do is start work of unknown cost without telling you first.
Is my repair covered by warranty?
New equipment carries the manufacturer’s warranty, and we administer the claim for you. Warranty generally does not cover normal wear, consumables, running a machine dry, incorrect pressure or temperature settings, off-ratio or contaminated material, freezing, missed maintenance or unapproved parts. We will tell you honestly what the manufacturer decides. See our Refund & Returns Policy.
My machine is off-ratio. What should I check first?
Start with the basics before you call: A and B pressures at the gauges, hose temperature at both sides, whether both transfer pumps are keeping up, filter screens, and whether either drum is low or crusted. Note the actual numbers you see — that single detail lets us narrow the cause on the phone in minutes rather than guessing.
Do you service equipment you did not sell me?
Yes. We service the platforms listed above regardless of where you bought them.
Can you come to my jobsite?
Often, yes. Tell us the location and the fault when you book and we will tell you whether a site visit or a bench repair gets you spraying sooner.
Do you offer preventive maintenance?
Yes, and it is far cheaper than an emergency. An annual or seasonal service — seals, filters, screens, lubrication, calibration check — prevents most of the failures we see in the middle of a job. Choose “Preventive maintenance” in the form below.