Review on BUENDIO 700W High Power Paint Sprayer with 5 Copper Nozzles & 3 Patterns - Easy 🖌️ to Clean HVLP Spray Gun for Furniture, Cabinets, Fence, Garden Chairs, Walls, DIY Works, and More - TPX01 by Chris Martin

This isn't the first sprayer I've owned so here are the pros and cons for you1. Assembly is quick and the fact that the paint and nozzle can come out as one is very helpful when you need to clean2. Comes with multiple nozzles that can be used for different (size) jobs - from painting something made as a hobby to cabinets or walls.3. The trigger isn't as flimsy as most sub-$100 sprayers. It doesn't have a blocked guide part, which helps when you need to draw something at an odd angle. Others I've used before have locked positions; not important but useful in my opinion5. Comes with paper filters with a plastic screen to filter the paint - as far as I can tell the quality - if flushed fast enough, reusable. This is usually an optional item that you must purchase! A few tips 1. You can use a beaker to determine the viscosity; but you should look for something fairly watery - remember baby paint? - that's what you should aim for 2. If you spray and the paint doesn't come off, but air comes out, you just have to stop spraying, unscrew the nut and remove the nozzle - the paint can clog there3. The instructions state a distance, but in my experience with this device, you can easily go 15 inches or more.4. #3 also means don't forget to cover/place something behind the item you are drawing to protect it from Cons1's pain mist. It's not really a negative, but I feel like the tube in the can needs to be a bit larger to capture very fine levels of color; But maybe I'm just a perfectionist. Overall, for the price - it packs a lot, and unless you're constantly painting apartment after apartment day in and day out - this should cover all your needs.