This guide walks you through everything you need to know about using a paint sprayer, from deciding when it’s actually the right tool for the job to mastering the technique for a smooth, even coat.

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Painting with a brush or roller can take a lot of time, plus it requires skills to create a smooth finish. To make quick work of large jobs and achieve professional results, you need an airless paint ...

A few years ago, when a homeowner mentioned spray paint, they were likely referring to a can—with that little rattling ball—they picked up at a hardware store or home center. But over time, ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Paint sprayers require more of a learning curve than a paint roller and tray, but their speed and ...

Paint out of a can it is not—but spray paint is way more fun, and lasts longer than the bucket kind, too. “With spray paint, you can get to hard-to-reach places and get a higher gloss finish compared ...

Graco’s ProX17 is ready to spray paint right out of the box. It offers continuous production and requires minimal cleaning and maintenance over a full day of painting. Easy setup and cleaning ...

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