If it's new construction, an airless would be great. If the house already has

Sep 20, 2021
7:53:30am

cracka All-American

flooring, cabinets, furniture and appliances, you're better off just using a roller and brush. The overspray and mess of a sprayer is too much in a finished home.

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I have a lot of painting to do this week. Any recommendations on a sprayer

Garn

9/19/21 11:04pm

Airless? How much do you want to spend? Graco makes some entry level rigs at

BleedCougarBlue2

9/19/21 11:06pm

I will probably rent

Garn

9/19/21 11:09pm

Whether you rent or buy make sure you practice enough before trying it for real.

BleedCougarBlue2

9/19/21 11:44pm

BTW, lot of the success depends on getting the right paint/nozzle combination.

BleedCougarBlue2

9/19/21 11:07pm

What kind of painting? Interior, exterior, furnished areas...?

cracka

9/19/21 11:07pm

Interior, egg shell and satin

Garn

9/19/21 11:09pm

Oil or latex-based?

BleedCougarBlue2

9/19/21 11:34pm

Latex

Garn

9/20/21 3:37am

If it's new construction, an airless would be great. If the house already has

cracka

9/20/21 7:53am

for most amateur's, rolling the paint is going to be easier and faster. You can

cougar4life55

9/19/21 11:13pm

I agree. Unless the house is empty, you’re gonna get paint dust on everything

WDaddy

9/19/21 11:19pm

Rolling alone won't work, though, if he has trim to paint, which he probably

BleedCougarBlue2

9/19/21 11:35pm

I’ll sell you my sprayer. Brand new. Never used it.

mulletino

9/19/21 11:21pm

Pick up the one from harbor freight and then get a Graco nozzle for it.

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