InoKraft MaXpray M1 Airless Paint Sprayer, 220V 466W High Efficiency, Thinning-Free, Minimal Overspray, for Home Exterior & House Interior DIY Painting Projects, with Paint Sprayer Accessories

It works. It's the first time I ever used one of these but it's the dogs ballerics. It normally takes me 5 days two people to do a colour change on a 4 bed house every room without the ceilings. It took me 8 hours the first time I used it including the cielings, all white.. It took an hour to paint a breeze block room and ceiling which normally takes about 8 hours. Would I buy it again. Yes. Watch the you tube videos, it so easy to use and set up.I did a living room and kitchen last week, walls magnolia and ceiling white in an hour, plus 45 minutes masking. You quickly learn how to get super close by turning the power up or down. And changing paint from white to magnolia, i just swapped the suction hose from white to magnolia and ran the white out into a bucked rather than clean it. It worked perfectly.Spray quality is 100% better than a brush or roller, covers stains and marks 100 times quicker, mine does not leak, made its money back on my first job so definitelyvalue for money. Functionality i got my ten year old to set it up because of course he waanted a go.Make sure you have a decent mask, you will need one.

Almost as good as the best. Took a chance on this because of the good reviews and it was at least a hundred cheaper than the equivalent Wagner. My friend is a painter so showed me how to use it but after looking at the clear laminated instructions I could have figured out it easily enough. The technique is easy enough, watch a few utube videos before. He said it performed just as well as his pro machine just had a different hose, not as long or flexible maybe but nothing for me to worry about.Anyway with this machine I was able to spray the ceilings of my entire 3 floor house in a few hours and skirts too. I cannot emphasize enough how much neck ache would have ensued if I'd spent days doing this with a roller and brush! If I never use it again it was still money well spent. The finish is perfectly professional though technique and choice of paint plays a big part in this... Do your research!!!Setup and cleaning after is as easy as it gets if you're using water based paint. The extension tool is a great addition, if I was spraying all the time I'd get all the other necessary tips but I just borrowed one for the skirts.Overall I'd say if you have a big job to do like I did then this machine ticks all the boxes and I fully recommend, if you can go halves with a friend or relative who wants to do their house even better.

Unable to use due to been sent a second hand machine! Room had been prep ready, cleaned, masked off- window’s & doors. But the machine had Obviously had been used before. Followed the instructions to the letter and nothing…. Just would not prime or spray. Even trouble shot on their YouTube channel this was no help either…. States it could be a problem with then prime ball underneath been stuck. States to push it several times if it doesn’t prime first time. The machine was Just vibrating around the room and getting very very hot! But nothing else.Attempted to ask for a replacement to be sent while this one went back (like I said had the room prep ready) but nope this was not an option. I was told I could purchase another one instead and wait for the refund for this….. yes love because £700 is just loose change to most!…Had already prepared the room ready for spraying. So was extremely disappointed!Would NOT be buy again, certainly would not recommend.

Really good! Took a little time to “master” but so easy to use - you do use more paint but you get back time and that is invaluable - having recently moved it’s been a godsend. Would definitely recommend - have to mask up and also prep the room well but worth the effort

Lovely sprayer used first time easy set up i read some of reviews i have used a lot sprayer you must thin your paint no to much and always put your paint through a sive paint can be gritty bits of skin

As I'm not a biggest fan of fence panel painting (F*** Mr. Miyagi training ;) I decided to go with a paint sprayer.Testing standard paint sprayers including Lidl & Wagners gave me even more frustration and anger management issues...as they require paint to be thin = hassle with measuring, poring and faffing around with a paint...so its massive NO from me...and that's when Amazon kindly inception me with an idea of airless paint sprayer...thank you cookies...Maxpray m1 was on sale for £250 so I went for it.After boring read of somehow complicated manual - I went through all the steps, I starter painting.What a difference comparing to brush...in an hour I managed to paint the amount of fence which would normally took me a day..of swearing. Suction pipe goes directly to bucket with pain, no thinning required...almost perfect.Almost...cause half way down the painting process I came across major issue....suddenly gun didn't want to stop spraying, even when trigger was released...serious safety issue. This problem is also not covered in the manual.After an hour of checks, cleaning etc...I completely dismounted the the gun handle and found small metal shaving inside of the "nozzle"..I can only guess it was there as a leftover and missed during QC during assembly stage in the factory. Once removed I could carry on with no more issues.As this problem wasn't covered in the manual I believe that 90% of the users would stop painting and would send the sprayer back as faulty unit...I was close to do the same but I'm a stubborn person and leaving the job half way through would made me really upset. It would be a 4 star as its quite good but serious issue half way through cannot be unseen.For this fence been using CUPRINOL DUCKSBACK 9lt Silver CopsePros:Easy to put togetherCompactEasy to operateI was flying through the fence panelsCons:Unexpected problem not covered in the manual half way through the jobFilter need to be cleaned after every paint tub (paint dependent)Cleaning process is a bit tediousUser Manual could be complicated for non engineering background person