I ordered it this past week. I also have the RZ masks on a previous recommendation from you (sorry, I did not see a affillate link at the time)

Awesome! Thank you!

Thanks you

Great to hear PT!

Hope you enjoy it!

Thank you for sharing! Glad the sprayer works well for you. It is great for just $100

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Sponsor him! He is amazing and a lot of ppl have purchased the home right because of him !

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Adding water to the paint is a must in my opinion. It will help prevent that rough spray texture. Also play around with the tips, use the wider tips for thicker paint. Also you can lightly sand with 1000 grit in between coats. Just give The paint time to dry before you sand it.

I got you. You need a really fine grit sand paper and a hand sander, paint sprayer, original paint, and a damp cloth ans dry cloth. Start with like 1000-1500 grit and even go to a buffing grit if needed. Lightly sand all of the overspray surfaces until smooth. Use the damp rag and wipe off all the sanding dust. Use the dry rag to dry all surfaces well. Set up your sprayer, turn the paint sprayer down very low to where it's just a setting or two above the lowest setting, then spray the sanded area lightly until it's covered good, but don't spray to much!!!!! Hold it 8 to 12 inches from the sanded surface and feather the trigger as you sweep the sprayer 1-4 times, or until it's covered decent. Let it dry good. If it's not covered good, repeat the feather and sweep technique step. Let it dry. It should be perfect after the 2nd or 3rd time. Just make sure you adjust the flow before you start painting and DO NOT OVER SPRAY the sanded surface. Keep the sprayer turned down and feather and sweep the trigger and gun.

And the best paint you can use is sherwin williams paint. Go to sherwin williams, tell them the project you're doing, and their computer will automatically give you options of the best types of paint in the color you're wanting.

@@jakethecarpenter try a lil floetrol. It’s good stuff

@@tylerk.7947 I’ve never heard of that I’ll check it out. Thanks!

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Glad it was helpful!

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Hey mate, sanding after paint application is just to tooth the surface (scratch it so coats bond), don't be to thourough :). If you want to get smooth finishes, mist the wood with water to raise the grain, let it dry the lightly sand (no pressure, just rub and let the sand paper do its job) with 150-180, if you are going to stain or clear coat. If your are going to paint, prime then sand with 10, undercoat (primer again) with 150, then top coat.

This video is really informative. I would , however, recommend straining the paint through a filter EVERY time you paint.

Yeah, you may want to thin that and try again

Glad it was helpful!

It's a nice sprayer for the price!

We painted our cabinets with it kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nKiPlMypvZmRh5s.html

Great to hear!

There will be a decent amount of overspray

No, I think if you’re painting a lot you’d be better off investing in a higher end sprayer.

I've not tried that one

If you are spraying a bigger project, then yeah this would be better. But if you only spray small projects here and there, I'd stick with the rattle can

I think if you sprayed it at a low enough volume you wouldn't need to wipe. But at a decent volume you would probably want to wipe any excess off.

@@731Woodworks ok thanks 👌

Yep, I've sprayed it with it before. Works good.

Update: day 2 was a disaster. The needle got stuck in the tip of the red set AND the green set! Had to resort to a roller and brush to finish the walls. I really don't want to give up on it; maybe it is best for little jobs like furniture and woodworking projects, not for rooms and walls? Thanks for the videos and reviews!