if you rent/own and accidentally damage some wall and need to paint it, dont even think on buying any roll or brush, you will never achive the original detail of the wall. instead try using this spray gun. will save you hundreds of dollars and time.
my own experience:
accidentally damage dorm wall moving the tv.
search over the internet how to fix it my self.
bought some spackling for holes
sand it to even the surface
tried paint brushing the spot, total disaster.
dry sand a litlle and paint it with a roller this time, even worst result.
wonder, how about spray painting like car garages?
did some research, seems possible. decide to give it a try.
did all the preparations (color match, thin paint, cover things to prevent unwanted spill).
took a deep breath and went for it.
SURPRISE! new paint blended perfectly, smooth, no sign of any kind of patches, spots or so.
totally amazed with the results!!!
PS: be sure to color match paint(home depo, etc) and thin if needed (read the manual first), spray gun will clog easily and spray pathern will be thick or uneven if not taken care.
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Placing the paint sprayer vertically on the table makes assembly easier. |
The placement of the straw should be adjusted according to your spray angle. |
The placement of the straw should be adjusted according to your spray angle. |
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Step 1: Diluted Solution
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Step 2: Choose Copper Nozzle |
Step 3: Choose Spray Patterns |
Step 4: Begin Painting |
Reviews with images
Nozzle change, thinning properly, works great.
Okay, honestly the initial setup and first time using was very frustrating. After figuring out all the variables with the settings, etc. it works beautifully. First issue was changing the nozzle. The wrench that comes with the sprayer is worthless. Throw it out and use a good set of pliers. The sprayer came with a nozzle already installed. It was the smallest nozzle ever and I don’t really know what it could spray. I had to change it out and couldn’t get it loose. After realizing the tool that was provided was worthless I got a set of pliers and still struggled and pulled the whole housing for the nozzle out in error. It wasn’t really an issue once I figured out how to get the housing back in the sprayer. After putting the housing back in, I was simply able to turn the nozzle and unscrew it. I don’t really know why it was so hard initially. Next thing was trying to spray smoothly. The sprayer was sputtering and throwing paint everywhere and I realized I needed to tighten everything up so the pressure was high and consistent. I tightened the paint container I tightened the connections and it was spraying much better. It still wasn’t spraying great... but better. After emptying the first batch of paint in the canister I refilled it but thinned it considerably more than I did the first time. That was the key. I’ve used sprayers before and never had to thin paint this much. Once I thinned the paint enough the sprayer works beautifully.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2019
if you rent/own and accidentally damage some wall and need to paint it, dont even think on buying any roll or brush, you will never achive the original detail of the wall. instead try using this spray gun. will save you hundreds of dollars and time.
my own experience:
accidentally damage dorm wall moving the tv.
search over the internet how to fix it my self.
bought some spackling for holes
sand it to even the surface
tried paint brushing the spot, total disaster.
dry sand a litlle and paint it with a roller this time, even worst result.
wonder, how about spray painting like car garages?
did some research, seems possible. decide to give it a try.
did all the preparations (color match, thin paint, cover things to prevent unwanted spill).
took a deep breath and went for it.
SURPRISE! new paint blended perfectly, smooth, no sign of any kind of patches, spots or so.
totally amazed with the results!!!
PS: be sure to color match paint(home depo, etc) and thin if needed (read the manual first), spray gun will clog easily and spray pathern will be thick or uneven if not taken care.
my own experience:
accidentally damage dorm wall moving the tv.
search over the internet how to fix it my self.
bought some spackling for holes
sand it to even the surface
tried paint brushing the spot, total disaster.
dry sand a litlle and paint it with a roller this time, even worst result.
wonder, how about spray painting like car garages?
did some research, seems possible. decide to give it a try.
did all the preparations (color match, thin paint, cover things to prevent unwanted spill).
took a deep breath and went for it.
SURPRISE! new paint blended perfectly, smooth, no sign of any kind of patches, spots or so.
totally amazed with the results!!!
PS: be sure to color match paint(home depo, etc) and thin if needed (read the manual first), spray gun will clog easily and spray pathern will be thick or uneven if not taken care.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2019
Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2019
Nozzle change, thinning properly, works great.
Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2019
Okay, honestly the initial setup and first time using was very frustrating. After figuring out all the variables with the settings, etc. it works beautifully. First issue was changing the nozzle. The wrench that comes with the sprayer is worthless. Throw it out and use a good set of pliers. The sprayer came with a nozzle already installed. It was the smallest nozzle ever and I don’t really know what it could spray. I had to change it out and couldn’t get it loose. After realizing the tool that was provided was worthless I got a set of pliers and still struggled and pulled the whole housing for the nozzle out in error. It wasn’t really an issue once I figured out how to get the housing back in the sprayer. After putting the housing back in, I was simply able to turn the nozzle and unscrew it. I don’t really know why it was so hard initially. Next thing was trying to spray smoothly. The sprayer was sputtering and throwing paint everywhere and I realized I needed to tighten everything up so the pressure was high and consistent. I tightened the paint container I tightened the connections and it was spraying much better. It still wasn’t spraying great... but better. After emptying the first batch of paint in the canister I refilled it but thinned it considerably more than I did the first time. That was the key. I’ve used sprayers before and never had to thin paint this much. Once I thinned the paint enough the sprayer works beautifully.
Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2019
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