A) The Control Series Sprayers are for staining and finishing small to medium sized projects and are capable of spraying low viscosity coatings. B) The FLEXiO Series Sprayers are a flexible solution for any type of home painting from small to large projects.

“Spitting” happens when your paint gun's nozzle is not properly screwed into place. If your paint gun is spitting or dripping paint, it is probably because the nozzle is not screwed on tightly.

Then stay well until you achieve an even consistency. Once you've attached your container to your paint spray. You can do a test spray on a piece of cardboard if the spray is a bit spotty.

When cleaning your sprayer. It's important to make sure the air tube is clean and free of paint the tube can be removed. And cleaned by turning the air valve. And moving the tube from the sprayer.

Our top picks:

• Best Overall Paint Sprayer. Graco TrueCoat 360 DS Paint Sprayer.
• Best Value Paint Sprayer. Wagner Spraytech Control Spray Max.
• Best Paint Sprayer for Furniture. HomeRight Quick Finish HVLP Power Painter.
• Best Cordless Paint Sprayer.
• Best Paint Sprayer for Large Projects.
• Best Heavy-Duty Paint Sprayer.

The Bottom Line Overall, the Graco TrueCoat 360 is the best paint sprayer to consider. The versatile pick is fairly lightweight and comes with multiple tips, so you can choose which is best for the project you're working on.

So you just put your tip guard on it. These always come with the tip garden tip. Anyway. Really so no different destroying your normal garden to your young. So as I said it is a normal swivel.

The shorter the extension. The less it spits. So the longer the extension the worse it's going to spit. So to resolve it what we do is we never start and stop our spraying.

This. To get a more smooth finish i'll turn up my airflow. And turn down the paint flow that'll smooth it out and give you the finish you're looking. For.

Adding water to paint dilutes the paint and thus lightens its color, so additional coats may be necessary to improve the color quality. Also, keep this fact in mind when using multiple cans of the same-colored paint for a project.

Thin your paint: Thick paint can cause the sprayer to spit and splatter. Use a viscosity cup to measure the thickness of your paint and thin it according to the manufacturer's recommendations. Strain your paint: Use a paint strainer to remove any clumps or debris from your paint before pouring it into the sprayer.

Debris, such as solidified particles from the spray liquid, can accumulate inside the spray gun and cause patchy or blocked spraying. Blockages occur most frequently at the tip of the spray gun (the air cap and liquid outlet).