Heck, unless you plan to use it alot, maybe consider renting one.. would be cheaper.. I've tried a few "less than industrial grade" and they have all sucked. Really may be worth paying $35 to rent a high end on for the day.. jmoOK INGO, need some advice. Looking to buy a interior / exterior paint sprayer for around the house. Doesn't need to be any high dollar unit but I want it to work decent and fairly easy to clean.
Any recommendations?
Got yaThanks Tango
My problem is the house is so big and I have so many grandkids seems I'm always painting. I'd just like to have one when I need it.
This is good advice really. How many times does a guy need an airless sprayer? I bought a nice one in 08, had a large project to do. Paid for itself one 1 job.Heck, unless you plan to use it alot, maybe consider renting one.. would be cheaper.. I've tried a few "less than industrial grade" and they have all sucked. Really may be worth paying $35 to rent a high end on for the day.. jmo
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WooWee, 13 grand kids... probably should get a carpet steam cleaner also lol.. that's a handful13 grand kids from 14 - 3 and none of them can seem to keep their hands off the walls, I think I'll get my money's worth out of a decent one
Lol, yeah we have a 11 yr old boy and 4 yr old girl and that was enough to make me do thisThat's why we don't have carpet!
I painted an interior of a home with an airless once. I can paint with brushes and rollers just as fast from start to final clean up. Guaranteed.
Of course this will not hold true if you don't care about how it looks when it's done and where the overspray ends up and whether your spraying equipment will work the next time you go to use it.
Thanks for all the suggestion
I've been googling all the brands and the reviews are all over the place. So I'm probably going to keep on rollering
I've had good results from behr.. not sure where they rankUse QUALITY paint. I used to think paint was paint until I followed my dad's suggestion and tried Benjamin Moore. Sure, it costs twice what Lowe's sells, but it is more durable. Benjamin Moore or Sherwin Williams (not the knock off crap from Lowe's) and you won't need to repaint as often.