Preval 2 Pack

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I came across these a few years ago at Home Depot and I tried them on a few small things that I wanted to paint on my racecar and didn't want to drag out my paint guns and compressor. They're perfect for small jobs, but DO NOT expect professional results. you WILL get orange peel, so make sure that you plan ahead by adding extra material so that you can cut (wet sand) and buff later. My only negative is that they seem to be a little pricey for refills, it would be nice of they were a little cheaper.

I've used these for years for many applications. It's a great tool for when you don't want to break out the full pressure pot spray gun. Depending on the material you're using you may need to thin a bit more than usual, but once you're dialed in, it sprays evenly and smoothly.I've used it for laquers, enamels and even car paints.Most recently on my Jeep TJ quarter panel; came out awesome.Some folks mention trouble with these units, but most issues are just lack of knowledge with the system. If it's not spraying enough or unevenly, try thinning a bit more or clean the pick up tube screen or replace it (extra one provided in kit). Or sometimes the spray tip is clogged. Try cleaning it or just replace it (extra one provided in the kit).I always keep a couple of these a round the shop, they're great!

These spray bottles can be very unreliable but when they DO work, Spray glazes on pottery well.

Absolutely does not work with latex housepaint. I diluted it according to instructions (3:2 paint:water) and it would not spray at all. Just air coming out.Eventually I diluted it enough to get semi-reliable operation (works about 75% of the time) but I had to dilute paint with equal parts water. At that point, the paint was so thin that it ran and pooled.For brief periods, I was able to get it to work reasonably well, and then it did a good job. But it wouldn't spray for more that a few seconds at a time without clogging, unless I diluted the paint far too much.Works great with water. Might work well with stain or other thin liquids. Absolutely does not work with paint. A waste of money.