Evaluate Paint Capacity and Finish Quality

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The presenter identifies two more issues: the sprayer's small paint reservoir means constant refilling, which he notes can be messy. Furthermore, he criticizes the finish quality, explaining that the unit operates at very low pressures, preventing it from achieving the fine, smooth finish desired by professionals.

Goal: The sprayer's limited paint capacity leads to messy, frequent refills, and its low pressure results in a less than fine finish.

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Well, they take more time to set up and clean up than a regular pair of sprayer You do got to keep filling them all the time because they don't hold very much paint which does get messy They don't give a very fine fish because they run at really low pressures So is it something I would buy? I've had this one sitting in my trigger now for about four years And I haven't even broken it out once because it takes just as much time to set this thing up and clean it up as a regular Airless sprayer and I'm just more confident getting a good quality finish with a typical airless rare cost wise

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