MaXpray M1 Airless Paint Sprayer, 3000 PSI 550W Corded Electric, Thinning-Free for Latex & Stain, DIY Home Interior Exterior Walls Fences Decks, Includes Spray Gun Kit & 12" Tip Extension

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.

Very impressed with this sprayer. It's very easy to use, love how easy it is to clean, and it hasn't given me any issues yet! It doesn't clog up easily and it's lightweight. Great deal for the price! I would recommend to anyone!

Slight learning curve but once I got it - was a breeze! But man this uses a lot of paint - but made my job so much easier! No leaking, great quality...only wish it had more of a spray control to minimize spray radius.

Finally got to use it and it worked well. There is a learning curve that one needs to be patient with. I kept having issues with the spray gun randomly spraying from the nozzle nut area (where the yellow arrow is mounted on) instead of the actual tip. That would cause a big mess on my hand and spray gun. I tightened the nozzle and it helped but I kept having issues. While cleaning I think the spray nozzle was not seated all the way down so that might have been the issue, I don't really know. As far as time is really did save me a lot of time and it seems to be good quality. Spray pattern was ok as well but that takes patience and practice. I recommend, but due to issue I gave it a 4 star.

So far I've just opened it. And I'm quite happy with how it looks. It looks promising. Lugan has a good weight to it. It is mostly metal, all metal.Actually the actual sprayer unit has a good weight to it. All metal looks robust and sturdy turns out some cleaning supplies. As well, some goggles in the box and an extension tip, and of course the hose and i'm eager to get going on this.And try this baby out. I'm a contractor by trade for over 20 years in the business. I had a Wagner before this. The small one with the one and a 1 gallon hopper that worked for literally 2 projects, and I was so disappointed. This thing looks pretty good.I have high hopes for it

Excellent machine. Does a solid job.

I bought this for my husband for Christmas knowing he wouldn't use it until May or June. Our deck needs to be stained. He went through the priming process just fine but then he started using it and the sprayer leaked. He reviewed all the steps to get it ready. He had done everything right. He tried it again and the sprayer wouldn't work. This has been really upsetting because this product wasn't cheap and it's a piece of junk and I can't get my money back from Amazon.

I needed to paint my house and a friend said I should get a sprayer like this. For the money and reviews I chose the M1. It showed up in two days and was easy to put together. I followed the instructions and used water to get used to how you set it up and prime and spray and clean. When the day came to paint I spent so much time taping the eaves and gutters and windows on one side of the house that I thought it was going to take longer to use the sprayer than to roll it and almost didn't put paint in it so I could return it. I bit the bullet and started spraying. I was getting ready to paint when my wife left to get coffee for us and when she got back in 30 minutes I had one side of the house done. It sprays so smooth and fast and if you keep the pressure low it has almost zero over spray. What nobody told me was you really just need a a 36" spray paint shield from Home Depot. With that in one hand you really don't need to tape that much. From then on I taped the windows and let the shield block everything else. My house is Hardie siding, ~2,500 ft2 and I painted the house in a day, then painted my 20x12 shed in ~45 minutes start to finished cleaning up. It takes some time to get it all figured out and how to clean it but there are plenty of Youtube videos to help out. It was completely worth the money to me even if I never use it again. If you look at the pictures, you can see the front of my house with the windows and door taped up. From that to finished painting was maybe 45 minutes (I'm slow moving ladders around) and it looks great.

First time using an airless sprayer and caught on in minutes. Primed and painted an entire house. Doing another soon. The unit works great and a decent price too.

The product is not compatible with the electrical voltage in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

I never used a sprayer in my life before this one and have always been to heavy handed with spray paint so I was nervous about using this and not messing up. Took me 5 minutes to get the hang of this unit where I sprayed a little heavy (easy fix, I backrolled the runs I created in about 10 seconds)...After that I sprayed 1200 square feet of basemnnt including the ceilings over two days using jus the included tip and supplies (It actually only took 3 or 4 hours total but I ran out of paint halfway through the first day). Didin't sputter or clog once and the paint came out very consistently. It came out flawless. I showed it to my drywall contractor when he came to pick up some tools after and he was amazed at how well it came out. I did strain the paint as suggested which took all of 30 seconds and I even ran some very old primer through it which I was told was " expired" and was way thinner thsn the benjamin moor primer i used otherwise and it still did great. I mentioned running out of paint above because I was worried about cleaning and storage because as a DIY'er somtimes the second time around equipment fails or doesn't perform as well because we don't have supplies or skill to clean and store equipment like this well enough but this sprayed just as well after cleaning and storge ( which was also super easy) as it did out of the box

Easy to operate, great instructions. Have used it for a couple of jobs, and really happy with the performance. Great unit for the price.

Super!!