Review on REXBETI Ultimate 750 Electric Lightweight Spraying by Mike Pearson

I have to say right away that I am not a professional painter. I do more with my hands than pay someone else when it comes to home projects. My wife and I had just bought our first house and the previous owners chose an awful yellow for the living room and kitchen that reminded me of scrambled eggs (suitable for breakfast, not walls) so I knew we had a great picture. project ahead of us. I was a little hesitant to buy a paint sprayer because I'd never used one before and I'd heard mixed reviews about it in my research. To be honest, even after purchasing it, I didn't want to take it out of the box and use it, fearing it would be difficult to use. Spring. I was wrong. This is amazing stuff. Better than a Sunday afternoon nap, for example. It made repainting the walls a lot easier and I don't think I can go back to using a roller. long haul. If you clean it properly after each use, you won't have any problems. Soapy water works wonders. Be careful when you start painting because sometimes the first jet sheds accumulated spatter. In most cases, this can be avoided by simply wiping the growths on the nose. I would also recommend wearing safety goggles and a mask and covering EVERYTHING of value in the room you are going to paint. after painting our entire living room and kitchen i saw that there was a fair amount of paint dust in the air which settled on everything that wasn't covered the next day. Great vaporizer at an unbeatable price! I will happily use this for small projects and furniture in the future. If in doubt about choosing a sprayer, just buy it and you'll thank yourself later!