Graco Ultra Quickshot 2000 psi Plastic Handheld Airless Sprayer

Worked great, until I put in the bottom of paint can and started getting clogs. I wasn't using filters at the time. Cleaned out system (in sink with warm water), open a new can and worked great again. Carried the machine more than the belt because the paint reservoir empties quickly when painting doors. Only issue was the nut that holds the spray tip was set too tight at the factory. Backed it off with wrench and hand tightened. Worked really well! I'm pleased with the quality of work and value of the product.

Purchase the unit roughly a month ago and love it so far. I've used it for a small cabinet job. I sprayed crown and baseboard in one bedroom. Plus cut in around everything else with it. I've been painting for almost 35 years. I've fought with chords from sprayers for years. If you've got a few door frames or something like that scattered throughout the house like the job we just completed it was excellent running through the house super fast. It's a little pricey but so far so good I haven't had one issue. I've only sprayed maybe 3 gallons through the unit so far. A strap doesn't work very well. It comes with like a little belt strap but it's kind of lopsided. I just carry it around with me. The trigger feels really nice. It's very easy on your wrist. Unlike other sprayers. I wish I would have bought one sooner. And the battery life is impossible like I don't even know how they do it. One battery sprayed seven door frames the other day two coats and still had a bar left. I think you could probably get roughly a gallon per battery maybe. That's about four or five fill ups. The fine finish tip is amazing it's the same one I use on my 390. What I really like about it as well is it doesn't blow over a spray all over the house you can kind of plastic off a little area and go to town. All in all I can't say enough and I will continue to own one for as long as I paint.