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Bought this sprayer to paint my kitchen cabinets. I have used expensive sprayers in the past, but just didn't want to pay so much to paint my own cabinets. This sprayer does very well. I used Sherwin Williams gallery series primer and paint on these cabinets and doors using the 1.5 tip for paint and the 2.0 for primer, although I think the 1.5 will do both. Lays out a nice job with a little practice. I ordered a 2nd canister so I can have one for the paint and one for the primer. Sprayer cleans up easily. All in all, a good sprayer for probably most any job. UPDATE: After quite a bit of use it got to where it was spraying really bad. The needle that moves back and forth with the trigger pull was moving very slowly and was getting partially stuck. I took the side of the gun off, which is held on by like 4 screws and pulled the needle out. There is a plastic piece it passes through that will unthread. It was getting bound up on that. I had used it to spray some urethane and I don't think I got it completely clean. It was kind of gummy. I cleaned it out good and put a small bit of grease in that plastic part and now it sprays as it always did. So if you buy one and it starts to have a similar issue, try that first. It's pretty simple and only takes like 5 minutes.

This Homeright paint sprayer is amazing! It’s very reasonably priced, lightweight and easy to use as there’s only one dial for adjusting the amount of paint coming out. It comes with a container, brush for cleaning, a very small tool for changing the tips and 3 different tip for use depending on the finish you want. Cleaning the head is no hassle, it’s just what needs to be done. My tips are, use a basin, a tiny bit of Dawn and warn water. Keep all parts in the basin to prevent losing them. I have used this sprayer refinishing my kitchen cabinets and I also do furniture refinishing so I now own three of these paint sprayers. I keep the containers loaded, one with primer, one with paint and one with my topcoat. I even have a few extra container with other paint stored within for future projects. In fact, I love this sprayer so much that I ordered one to be delivered to my mom and one delivered to my best friend. I would absolutely recommend this sprayer to others. I’ve included pictures of some of my projects using this sprayer.

Decent sprayer for the money, but definitely limited to small jobs when it comes to painting. Staining, varnishing, sealing may produce different/better results than what I experienced with paint so my review is limited in scope.This sprayer doesn't produce enough pressure to spray most latex water-based paints without thinning them, even if you have the right sized tips according to the paint manufacturer and the volume control knob is turned all the way up. Be prepared to thin your paint, which might require more than 1 coat depending on your expected results.The different spray patterns (vertical/horizontal/circular) work quite well, but you'll want to practice a bit beforehand with the thinned paint to ensure you know what distance away from the surface you need to hold the sprayer in order to get the coverage you want.I sprayed a bunch of 6 panel doors, casings and trim and this worked great. Definitely easier than dragging out a large sprayer and produces a better look with much less effort than a paintbrush. You'll want to stop periodically (more than you would like to) and clean the tip and the air caps around the tip to ensure no paint is clogging it. It sprays fantastically when clean, but clogs up fairly easily and quickly...again...this is for small applications.I then tried spraying a ceiling with it (only 7 ft high, ~400 sq ft). This is definitely not the right/best tool for that job. Ignoring that you have to be very close to your application surface in order to get proper coverage, the angle at which you must spray becomes problematic. The suction tube that goes into the canister can be adjusted so you can tilt the sprayer upward and get more of the paint out, but it still leaves too much paint in the canister before needing to refill. If the suction tube were just a bit longer I think this would not be a problem.As with any sprayer, there is overspray and the aerosolized paint will hover in the air so mask/tape up appropriately, but this is definitely less of a problem than a full sized airless sprayer.The different needles, tips, air caps and wrench are all tiny and will easily get lost of you don't keep them in a spot where they aren't loose.Can't say that cleaning is easy, but cleaning any paint sprayer is usually annoying and cumbersome. Lots of small parts that can get lost down a drain or dropped and a lot nooks and crannys on the device that collect paint and once dried only come off with brushing. The supplied brush does work, but it's pretty small and is probably more for clearing the tips and air caps while spraying than for cleaning.Overall, I'd say this is a good value for the money, especially if you have a small job that you'd like to get a "sprayed" finish look to it. I will use this again and believe it is worth the $120.00

I Bought this sprayer for touching up my home since it's painted black and you can't brush it. Let me tell you this sprayer works great i had a Wagner before and this thing works just as great or even better. You have to fog in the black paint after touching up. Works great and cleaning is simple. Great product..