I knew it was not the right tool, but I bought it because it was cheap and I
had a **** job to do. Spraying a latex on a heavily textured ceiling. You
got 3 seconds of spray before clog no matter how dillutted or how much Latex
lubricant was added. I would only use it to paint stain on fences. For just
a few bucks more get a compressor and gravity feed s[rayer and do it right!





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I also saw this sprayer on infomercial used on kitchen cabinets and other
things where the spray head could be changed to a different colors without
cleanup in-between. The paint result looks impressive on the infomercial -
but we all know most don't work once you've taken it home. In any case,
has
anyone used one and wish to comment, good or bad? I had an old Wagner and
it
was a PITA - loud buzz box that sputters paint.