I used this paint sprayer to repaint one of my bathrooms. I worked surprisingly well. I laid down two coats of primer and two coats of paint. I found it was easy to operate and control. It assembles and disassembles very easily. It is also very easy to clean. I was using latex paint, which is water soluble, so a quick wash with warm water and it was clean.I did have two issues with it.- First, the instructions have a table for thinning paint, but the bottom entries, including latex paint were covered by the next graphic below overlapping the table. I figured it out, but it did take a bit of trial and error.- Second, the battery did not last anywhere close to 30 minutes. Fortunately, this paint sprayer is compatible with Makida 18v batteries. I purchased an adapter to use my power tool batteries, and I was able to lay down a full coat of paint in a single go.

Fantstic paint gun! Easy to load, easy to use and easy to clean (well as easy as a paint gun can be to clean). I do have a full sized air driven sprayer with a super long hose, but that thing is a pain to get out, set up and then clean. I wanted something a bit smaller for projects that don't necessarily need a lot of work, but that are too big to be done by hand. This does just that and it does it well.5/5 recommend.Amazon Vine Gold Member Disclosure: As a trusted Amazon Vine Gold member, I select products for review from a vast selection, often including new or promoted items. I am not required to review everything I receive—I choose only items of interest and provide honest, experience-based evaluations. My reviews are never automatically 4- or 5-star; they reflect genuine testing and whether or not I would recommend the item. Additionally, I pay nearly 30% in federal taxes on all received items, whether reviewed or not.

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Alright, let's talk about this cordless paint sprayer. I've tackled my fair share of painting projects, from reviving tired furniture to giving fences a fresh coat, and let me tell you, wrangling extension cords is a special kind of torture. So, the idea of a cordless sprayer? Music to my DIY-loving ears.First Impression: Sleek! This sprayer looks surprisingly modern and compact. It's lightweight, which is a huge plus when you're going to be holding it for extended periods. The included accessories – extra batteries, different nozzles, cleaning tools – all looked well-organized and ready to go.Pros: * Cordless Freedom: Seriously, this is the biggest selling point. No more tripping over cords, no more searching for outlets. I can finally paint that far corner of the fence without needing a mile-long extension cord. Pure bliss. * Portability: This thing is so portable! I can easily carry it around the yard, up ladders, or even take it to a friend's house for a painting project. It's incredibly convenient. * Easy to Use: Even a painting novice could figure this out. The instructions are clear, the controls are intuitive, and the sprayer is easy to assemble and disassemble for cleaning. * Decent Spray Pattern: For a cordless sprayer, the spray pattern is surprisingly good. It's even and consistent, with minimal overspray. I was able to get a nice, smooth finish on my test project (a weathered garden chair). * Easy to Clean: Cleaning a paint sprayer is usually my least favorite part of any painting project. But this one is surprisingly easy to clean. The parts disassemble quickly, and the included cleaning tools make the job much less of a hassle.Cons: * Battery Life: While the included batteries are decent, they don't last forever. I got about an hour of continuous use per charge, which is fine for smaller projects, but you'll definitely need to swap batteries for larger jobs. Thankfully, it comes with two. * Paint Capacity: The paint container isn't huge, so you'll be refilling it more frequently than with a larger, corded sprayer. Again, not a big deal for smaller projects, but something to consider for larger ones. * Noise: It's not whisper-quiet. It's about as loud as a vacuum cleaner. Not deafening, but definitely not something you'd want to use while someone is trying to nap.Overall Thoughts: This cordless paint sprayer is a fantastic tool for DIYers. The cordless convenience, portability, ease of use, and decent spray pattern make it a winner for smaller to medium-sized painting projects. While the battery life and paint capacity could be better, they're not deal-breakers.Suggestions for Improvement: * Offer higher-capacity batteries for longer run times. * Maybe a slightly larger paint container option for bigger projects.Recommendation: Yes, I would definitely recommend this cordless paint sprayer to anyone who wants to ditch the extension cords and enjoy the freedom of portable painting. It's perfect for furniture, fences, smaller rooms, and all sorts of DIY projects. Just be prepared to swap batteries if you're tackling a large area.

The reason I give a three stars is because it comes with one battery understand that, but it’s not as powerful as I thought the full battery does not last more than 35 minutes. It has to be recharged too soon and I thought it would be able to spray a bigger area, but it doesn’t so it takes a little bit more time for what is worth the prices it’s OK.

Would definitely recommend this cordless paint sprayer. Mine arrived with the handle on the small scoop broken, so it made the measuring just a touch more difficult, but I managed. This is very capable and powerful sprayer and I focused on three doors from my home.I hope everyone knows this isn't a simply process of pouring paint in the tank and going to town. You need to be very precise with the process of diluting the paint to ensure a proper application, but this is all spelled out in the instructions. Read them and you will be fine.The sprayer has a nozzle adjustment for horizontal or vertical spray application and the coverage is really nice. Not having any cords is even nicer, but I did have to recharge the battery before completing both sides of a door. I can see how some would ask for a bigger battery and/or a bigger tank, but each of those would impact the handling of this as the added weight could be a problem. Instead of a bigger battery, I would suggest a second one that is ready to go!Cleanup is fairly straightforward, but, like all paint projects, it takes some time and requires attention to detail. I use a small amount of lubrication on the connections after cleaning and make sure everything is completely clean before storage. This works for me.