HomeRight C800766, C900076 Finish Max Paint Sprayer HVLP Electric Spray Gun, 1 Nozzle Sprays All, Superior Brass Tip, 3 Spray Patterns

Great product! I love this HomeRight Finish Max Fine Paint Sprayer so much. I researched a lot of different sprayers and after reading the favorable reviews for this product, I decided to take the plunge. So happy I did as it made my painting projects effortless and they came out amazing! At first I thinned the latex paint too much and the result was drippy. After I made the necessary corrections the paint covered very well. I used a coat of primer and 2 coats of semi gloss latex paint. One of my paint projects was a louvre bi fold door and it was quick, easy and looks like new. The last time I painted louvre doors was with spray cans and it took too long, was too expensive and came out blotchy because I wanted a shiny finish to make the doors easy to wipe clean but it was taking far too many cans of paint to achieve this result and I had to stop, hence the doors attracted dust and were a pain to clean. This sprayer is very easy to use and very simple to clean. I was concerned about the cleaning aspect of a hand held sprayer but it really was not a big deal. I used an old toothbrush to clean the head and little crevices because I found the brush that was included was too soft to really get into the nooks and crannies. The sprayer did clog but only twice while I was doing a far larger furniture project and I only had to give the head a quick cleaning (didn't take it apart just used the wet toothbrush). If there were a drawback to this HomeRight finish sprayer, it would be that you can only paint items that are standing up, not laying down. I tried to paint cabinet doors and had them on the lawn which didn't work out well. Once I stood them up on an old table with bricks behind them to hold them standing upright it all went well. Other than that, if you're in need of a paint sprayer that is easy to use, easy to clean and a great price, this is the one to choose!

I previously ordered a more common/expensive brand of sprayer and returned it on a whim due to the good Homeright reviews. This item does not disappoint! This was my first time using a sprayer, so I don't have any other basis of comparison; HOWEVER, this sprayer made my bathroom vanity look like a professional job. Right out of the box, it was super easy to use.Pros:*Professional finish for a novice*Ease of use right out of the box*Lightweight and ergonomically superior to another brand I tried*Sprays more types of paint than similarly priced big box brand sprayersCons:*Not a heavy duty sprayer (and it is not advertised to be), so thinning the paint to the right viscosity is a bit annoying*Uses way more paint than rolling*Does not come with a cap for paint reservoir making it annoying between coatsTime-saving tip:32 ounce paint sprayer liners are your friends! Paint cannot sit in sprayers long enough for a coat to dry and you can go for round 2. This means that it is best to clean out your sprayer between coats. At first I was thinking man, this is annoying. This raises a problem because as I mentioned 1) the sprayer paint cup doesn't have a cap to store your paint and 2) you need clean water in the spray cup to clear your gun.*How did I solve this problem? I lined my cup with paint liners and then in between coats, twisted the top, secured it with a tie and stuck it in a larger plastic bag (backup to prevent spills - learned the hard way with gray paint all over my kitchen counter). This meant that I could easily fill my spray cup with clean water (without having to buy an extra one) and clean my gun in no time. When it was time for another coat, I just popped the bag right back in and stirred the paint and got to work! I hope this helps someone!

The media could not be loaded. I purchased this sprayer because after a lot of research, it seemed like this was low maintenance and I wouldn't have to thin all my paint (based on description & reviews). Not true! It was a bit of work to figure out the proper viscosity for the paint. It does come with a viscosity cup, but it's still a game of trial and error! I would also say that the cleaning of the sprayer involves a bit more than just filling it with warm soapy water and running it! You must completely disassemble the unit and ensure no paint is still around the seals, etc. I was using a high quality white latex (water based) paint, so I think that's just normal for this unit. Overall though, the sprayer works well and makes the job a bit easier. I don't know if I saved any time, but I was painting shiplap, and it is difficult to get in between the boards with a brush, so it was worth it! There is quite a lot of over spray, so plan accordingly and tape off well. I also had to clean the nozzle in-between each filling of the paint cup. But in all fairness, it was over 100 degrees and I was painting outside, so the paint was drying really fast! Not a bad little unit for DIY projects!