Cordless Electric Paint Sprayer, 4.0 Ah Battery Spray Painter with 900ml Container, 5 Brass Nozzles, 3 Patterns and Filter for Home Interior and Exterior, Fence, Deck and Furniture PSBD-CS021DB

This paint sprayer is terrific. I mean, let's set expectations here. It is not a professional grade paint sprayer, so don't expect that. However, what is does do is put paint (or stain in my case) out cleanly, evenly, and effortlessly. And the fact that it runs on a rechargeable battery (much like a cordless drill) means setup time is virtually nil. Like many of the paint sprayers of this class you will see, you fill up the paint reservoir with your chosen material, screw it to the spray body, pull the trigger and you're painting. As I mentioned, because this one uses a battery you don't have to lug an extension cord around and find an outlet to plug into; no, you just fill it up and go.A couple of other differences between this one -- improvements really -- and my old one is that this one has a rigid internal siphon that is angled to put the tip at the bottom corner of the reservoir . . . because reality is the sprayer will likely be used at an angle, so having the siphon with a built-in angle is a thoughtful touch. Also, my old one had a small foam filter screen to (theoretically) prevent foreign objects from siphoning up into the sprayer and clogging it. In reality what it does is fall off and get lost. This sprayer does not use any kind of filter like that -- not a problem, just don't let foreign debris into the paint reservoir. Also, rather than an O-ring at the top of the reservoir to seal it at the sprayer, the top of the sprayer housing (where the reservoir seats) is a foam material, so the entire top acts as a sealer. Much better than the O-ring style.The sprayer is remarkably light to hold, and even fully filled with paint or stain is very comfortable to work with. As I mentioned, it puts out a nice even spray and at a reasonable output volume. It does come with instructions for dealing with different viscosities (thicknesses) of paint, and includes four additional spray tips of larger sizes than the pre-installed one, for use with those thicker materials. Finally, it comes with a small metal probe to clear out any clogs from the nozzles, and a small bottle type brush for cleaning the input siphon.I used mine to stain some wood replacement parts for a raised bed planter, and it worked great. The battery started at 4-bars (indicated by the LED battery charge indicator), and after about 20-25 minutes of use between staining and cleaning the battery still showed fully charged. So looks like it will last a while during use.All in all, this is a pretty decent sprayer, and I can't wait to use it for other projects.

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It is pretty straightforward - offering 3 different spray patterns - horz, vert, and circle - though, most of my work is done in vertical mode. It comes with everything you need to get started and is a good way to get into spraying. As is common, it comes with only a single spray cup and a limited set of filters so you'll likely want to get more if you stick with this.For those new to this (like me), I recommend really spending some time getting used to the process of setting it up and adjusting flow rate and such before you try painting your first piece "for real". There is a bit of technique involved and you want to make sure you aren't putting on too much paint in a single pass. Spending time to get the hang of it is time well spent.Because it runs off a battery (not corded), it gives you a lot more flexibility and maneuverability. The battery also has a fuel gauge so you aren't guessing as to how much power is left in it. That is nice, though, using a battery does add weight to the unit. It only comes with single battery but my projects aren't that big, anyhow. Bigger (Makita-style) batteries can be used with it, if desired (sold separately).This is a good budget-friendly, entry-level sprayer. While I wouldn't use it for kitchen cabinets or anything super high-end, it does a good job on lots of smaller projects where you still want a nice smooth finish. This is a good product which produces good results.

I recently had the opportunity to test the WANGMI Cordless Electric Paint Sprayer, which I found to be a powerful and practical tool for various painting tasks.This portable paint sprayer gun, in a dark blue color, comes equipped with five brass nozzles, allowing great versatility.The different nozzle tips are easy to attach and offer a range of spraying options, making it suitable for many different paint types and applications.The 900ml container is adequately sized for smaller jobs, providing enough capacity without the need to refill frequently. However, a bigger paint sprayer might be more efficient for larger projects.The value you get for the price of this tool is impressive. Priced at $79.99, it offers excellent value, especially considering the quality and capabilities it provides.Another convenient feature is the rechargeable 21V 4.0 Ah lithium battery, which provides a long usage time and is easily charged with the included portable 2A charger.The cordless design enhances the sprayer's portability, making it easy to use in various settings, indoors and outdoors. I used this to prime an area of my ship that was starting to rust and not easily accessible.The paint sprayer also comes with useful accessories, including a cleaning brush and a cleaning needle.Overall, the WANGMI Cordless Electric Paint Sprayer is a well-made and versatile tool, perfect for home interior and exterior, fence, deck, cabinets, ship repair, and furniture painting projects. It is a great investment for DIY enthusiasts and professionals looking for a reliable cordless paint sprayer.