HomeRight C800766 Finish Max Fine Finish Sprayer

Very good you need stepdown converter in India works on 120volts

I received The product in a very good condition and everything seems alright but after using 5 to 10 minutes for the first time The product in very good condition and everything seems alright but after using 5 to 10 minutes for the first time The machine seems burnt and stop working. I tried to contact the seller but couldn’t. There should be some ways to solve, may be warranty or something...

Very quality product.

Very expensive and there is no after sale support in india. Moreover the same is running on 110 v whereas in india 220 v supply is available. I suffered loss when the motor was damaged and not provided by vendor or homeright

Has anybody from UK managed to use the sprayer with adapter plug? As it is at the moment it's unusable with U.S plug. Any help or advice much appreciated.

I purchased this sprayer in order to minimize and to speed up the work of staining a 100+ foot long dogeared privacy fence. My wife and I stained the outer (nice and flat) face of our fence with rollers. We took 8 hours working together to stain the fence, and we had to work through the difficulties of rough, uneven lumber, deep grain, and quite a bit of unevenness of the vertical boards. It was miserable work, made worse by "premium" 3/8" roller covers that went flat really quickly. I knew nothing about sprayers. Therefore after reviewing the product reviews here at Amazon I made this "faith based" decision. :) And removed from consideration some cheaper models made by major vendors that had lower reviews. BOY, am I glad I bought this thing! I just completed the staining of the "bad" inner side of the same 100' fence - posts and cross members included - by myself - with the HomeRight sprayer in about 4 hours, start to finish. I experimented with spraying water before committing to solid color Behr stain for the actual job and reviewed the movable parts and adjustments. There are two adjustments: spray density (using a thumb screw on the trigger that limits the travel of the trigger); and spray pattern - vertical, horizontal or round/symmetric. My productivity on rough lumber surfaces like this unfinished fencing increased *dramatically*. The plain side of the fence drove me NUTS with a roller. The sprayer simply fills all visible voids - grain, splits and cracks - with NO extra work and NO time spent re-doing bare missed spots. The nature of painting is quite different with rollers vs. this sprayer. The roller painted side of the fence received a very thick coat that covers almost all of the grain pattern - mainly because we had to go over almost every square foot two or three times in some places. I prefer to apply multiple thin coats. The sprayer is the right tool for this - the stain went on in a feathered way with lots of transparency unless I slowed WAY down very deliberately. The spray stained parts dry quite quickly. On the other hand, I read that with a sprayer 20% or more of the paint or stain is wasted as overspray, and I think that's conservative. With a roller you waste stain with too heavy application - with a sprayer you waste stain from drift. So pick your poison. Bottom line: a sprayer (this one) is a great tool for applying *thin*, controlled thickness coats of stain or paint. The side I did so quickly *will* need a second coat. But two thin coats are much preferable to one gloppy thick coat. The drift of the over spray is significant - after a couple of hours the air intake filters on the top of the power unit (well in back of the direction of spraying) were colored the same red of the stain and will probably block up in the near future, which means that if you're using solvent based paints, you should probably use a respirator, and eye protection is a very good idea too. (watch out for eyewear lenses being covered by paint spray in some windy conditions.) The one hindrance is limited capacity. You're always filling the stupid little 800 ML (almost 1 qt) jar, and I fumbled the jar quite a few times and got paint on everything. And pouring paint from a 5 gal bucket into the jar is sloppy business. But it's a tradeoff. After several hours of using this sprayer I would *not* want to lift a 1/2 gallon - 1 gallon jar attached to the sprayer. :) Cleanup is straightforward. You have to take the jar hardware apart and wash everything - the feed tube and a protective cover for the air supply come out readily. The sprayer nozzle assembly is 4 pieces - the outer screw cover, spray turret, a plastic doohicky under that, and the brass needle nozzle - and it likewise all has to be rinsed. Then (for acrylic) run soapy water through the unit. I strongly recommend buying this sprayer if you have a big outside staining or painting job. Indoors - I'm not certain how it would work out.

I used this to prime and paint my kitchen cabinets. Prior to this I had no experience in using a paint sprayer gun. This was very beginner friendly! I made sure to practice with water outside before using paint. Do it a few times to get used to the amount of spray and different nozzles. For the first application of paint do a test surface, or paint on surface that is not too notable, like the backside of a cabinet door. You will need a long extension cord for your outlet too. Also to note, you can’t paint with this gun aimed at the floor because it will splatter big splotches. The sprayer needs to be held upright or slightly on an angle. There is very fine overspray too so make sure you cover up for floors and any areas you don’t have to get painted! Sprayer is easy to clean. I didn’t have any issues with it after cleaning and reusing again. The finish is really smooth and professional looking! I didn’t have to thin any of the paint either. For context I used benjamin moore Stix primer and benjamin moore chantilly lace in semi gloss. Overall very happy with this purchase and the results I got. I don’t have any complaints, but take with a grain of salt because I also don’t have anything to compare it to :)

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