InoKraft MaXpray M1 Airless Paint Sprayer, Highly Efficient Thinning-Free Minimal Overspray for Up to 10 Gallon DIY Painting Projects Home Interior & House Exterior, Comes with Sprayer Accessories

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Works awesome

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I'd guess it took a total of 3 hours of painting to finish my kitchen, hallway, and living room with this. The prep work took way longer than the actual painting. Using rollers and brushes takes a lot more time and way more energy (which I no longer have), and doesn't give as good of a finish as a sprayer. I chose this sprayer over the cheaper ones because it looked (and is) well built, and I didn't want to exhaust myself holding up a sprayer with a tank full of paint as I painted all these walls. This sprayer did not disappoint! It was easy to use and clean. The tip that came with it worked great and didn't have to be replaced before I finished. I have some experience with sprayers from a job I had years ago painting railcars, but there are a ton of YouTube videos for those who have zero experience, including videos specific to this sprayer for directions on its use. Practice on some cardboard first to get your pressure and technique right. That's VERY important. The paint I chose was PPG Speedhide from Home Depot. It's good paint at a really good price. It nearly covered my walls in one coat with this sprayer. After the first coat, I waited about an hour to touch up some areas where the dark grey was still peaking through. I got 5 gallons for $110, and it covers so much better than the more expensive mid-grade paints I've tried before. It dried quickly, but was easy to clean up accidental overspray from my counters and floors. For prep, I recommend using orange Frog tape and heavy canvas drop clothes. I got 4 rolls of the orange Frog tape from Walmart for about $18 and 2 large canvas drop clothes from Harbor Freight for $30. The blue Scotch painter's tape and pre-taped paper I bought on Amazon did not hold up for this job (thus the need to clean up overspray). Plastic drop clothes work fine to cover windows, cabinets, and appliances if you tape them completely on all sides, or else the plastic will fly up when the sprayer gets near the edge. Heavy drop clothes worked best for the floors, and I didn't have to use up all my tape to hold them down. I went with white paint, so I didn't need to worry about covering the ceilings. Every room in my house was painted dark grey when I bought it, and I will be using this sprayer to paint the bathrooms and bedrooms next.

Used it today and thought it worked great. The only thing I could complain about is the plastic hose has memory and wants to coil up. I stretched it out in the sun got it to mostly go straight. It was easy to use, it came with everything except the paint. It was easy to clean and it seems well made. I sprayed for a couple hours with it. Thick outdoor paint. There wasn’t a lot of overspray either. It only clogged up a couple times and the tip flips to clean the clog and I was able to move on. Now that I’m sitting here thinking about it I had the flow turned down all the way and it still went on a bit thick. I probably should have switched to a smaller tip. The tips are cool. They have a 3 digit number that tell you size of the spray and the diameter of the hole. So I used a 512 meaning it makes a 10 inch circle and the opening is .12 I think it came with two size tips but I bought extra tips and filters for the handle. The gun seemed really well made too. I’m not sure about the quality of the machine overall. I’ve never used one like this before. I’m not sure how much more the 5 gallon model is but it would have been easy to set this one in one. I was up on a lift so I bought the one for a gallon. Anyway I’m pleased with it.