Review on 🎨 YATTICH High Power HVLP Spray Gun, YATTICH Paint Sprayer, with 5 Copper Nozzles & 3 Patterns, Easy to Clean, Ideal for Furniture, Fence, Car, Bicycle, Chair etc. Model: YT-191 by Nigel Cohen

I used this to paint my kitchen cabinets and couldn't be happier. What would have been a difficult job with a brush and roller was done very quickly and easily. Most of the time was spent in the kitchen cooking. The atomizer comes with multiple tips depending on the finish you are looking for. It was very easy to use and I had no problems with clogging. I chose Benjamin Moore's Advance paint and put some water in the container to thin it. There is a flow regulator that allows you to control the amount of ink that flows through the device. This made it easy to set up and get the perfect factory finish for my cabinets. The process I used was basically what Benjamin Moore recommended on YouTube.1. Dismantle all doors and fronts, sand everything with 120 grit sandpaper so that the primer adheres well. 2. Prime everything with BM Advance. You can skip this step if your cabinets have already been repaired. I ended up with a primer because I was going from dark brown to light gray.3. Sand primed doors and fixtures with 220 grit or higher for the smoothest possible finish. Remember to wipe off the dust quickly before applying the first layer.4. Apply the first coat and let it dry for 12-18 hours (BM Advance paint has a long overhaul time). Resand coated cases with #220 grit or higher. You want cabinets to be as elegant as possible to create a great look.6. Apply the last coat and let it dry for as long as possible (at least 24 hours). BM Advance takes longer to dry than other paints but leaves a very durable, washable and tough finish. I used a turntable I found here on Amazon to place cabinets on and rotate them while I paint. https://amzn.to/3dss504 is the link to the one I used. This made it very easy to get the edges and fully close the cabinets without having to walk or move them.