VEVOR 750W Stand Airless Paint Sprayer, 3000PSI High Efficiency Electric Airless Sprayer with Cart, Paint Sprayers for Home Interior and Exterior Furniture and Fences, Fine and Even Painting Effect

Have used HVLP and handheld airless sprayers. Used a handheld airless sprayer that I got on Amazon for around $60 that I used to paint a backyard playhouse. It took a while to paint as the flow volume wasn't near what this one can do. I also had to refill the tank on that one quite often which was a pain. This larger unit is well worth the cost and works fantastic when paired with either a 1 or 5 gallon bucket. No need to worry about any refills. I did a few hundred feet of fencing with a semi transparent stain. Start to finish was under 2 hours and that includes setup and clean up. Super easy to setup and use, especially compared to my HVLP. Spray quality is great and didn't experience any runs or issues. I was only using less than half of its available spray capacity as well. As a bonus it can hookup to a roller for continuous rolling and I'll be using this to now save $10k to paint the whole interior of my house using this method. Nice surprise bonus feature of a great sprayer. Highly recommend this sprayer for any medium to large painting projects.

Works very well. I did find I was cleaning off the nozzle often but it works great, even coverage.

Great product works well with my professional paint sprayer. All extentions and hose fit perfectly.

I just used this for the first time yesterday. Right off the bat I will tell you this saved me sooo much time painting. This thing is great but It does have some downfalls. The suction hose is extremely difficult to deal with. I had to rig up a metal ring using some wire I had to hold it down into the 10 gallon bucket of paint. If you do not do this, every 5 minutes it will start sucking air like it's not primed. The second problem is that I have to every few minutes turn the nozzle backwards and spray and then turn it back to normal spray otherwise it doesn't spray right. I'm not sure why that was happening. The hose for the sprayer is too rigid and it was a pain having to learn the waltz to untangle it everytime I moved further away from it or at a different angle. I am a complete newbie at this but it was still a fantastic buy.

I read the product reviews. I watched numerous VEVOR 750W Stand Airless Paint Sprayer tutorials. I took the machine and parts out of the box and read the manual. I successfully primed the sprayer according to instructions. I tested the paint sprayer on a 4' x 3' board, and it looked great. I checked the machine to ensure there weren't leaks where the bolts meet the hose. All worked well. I was ready to begin painting the living and dining room walls. After completing approximately 8' x 3' section of wall, the sprayer began alternating between shooting out drips and then spraying. I turned off the machine. After all, who needs paint drips on the wall? I checked the pressure control knob and the prime/paint switch. They were in the correct position. I checked the hose for kinks; there were none (it is really too hard to kink). There was plenty of paint in the bucket. Was it a clog? I tried the reverse to clean with the spray tip. I flushed the machine. I attempted painting again. The machine alternated consistently between spray and drip. I was unable to contact support by phone. There I was, alone in a sealed-off room for an hour and a half, dressed in a paint coverall with the smell of paint heavy in the air, holding an instruction manual and a machine that could not consistently spray paint. I was disappointed. My hopes of painting the rooms before moving into my new home were gone. I took off the coveralls, removed the masking tape, paper, plastic, and cloth that took hours to put up, flushed out the VEVOR airless paint sprayer again, then put it back in the box it came in. I was so careful with the machine and thoughtful in learning about its operation. I cannot think of what I could have done differently. Did I receive a bum machine? Who knows. What I do know is that a paint sprayer should spray and not shoot out drips of paint. I would not recommend this product. This was a waste of time, effort, and money.

Great little painter! I was skeptical because of the price but this thing works!

Worked perfectly. Was able to buy the unit for less than it would have been to rent it. Pumped unthinned paint with ease. Coated evenly with no clogging issues at all. Easy to clean up. Highly reccommend over the others that are more expensive.

A Game-Changer for First-Time Users As a first-time airless sprayer user, I was blown away by the raw power and speed. A job I’d been dreading for months—and would’ve taken days with a brush (I know, because I primed the surface by hand)—was finished in minutes. This thing is a 100x time-saver. At this price point, it’s practically disposable. Cleaning? I Didn’t Bother. I had no interest in dealing with gallons of paint-laden wastewater and figuring out where to dump it. So yes—I tossed it in the recycle bin. Call me wasteful, but for a big project, I’ll happily buy another. That’s the beauty of a tool this affordable and effective. Pro Tips for Novice Users: Overspray is real. The fine mist travels everywhere. Cover everything nearby—furniture, floors, plants, yourself. Cleaning creates a mess. Plan ahead: know how and where to dispose of paint/solvent waste safely. Or… just embrace the “use-once-and-recycle” strategy like I did. Verdict: If you’ve got a sizable painting job and hate brushes, this sprayer is a no-brainer. Fast, powerful, and cheap enough to treat as semi-disposable. 5 stars.