WorkPro Plus 14GPH Hand Held Electric Paint Sprayer,120 Volt, Model 2234

Works as it should but be mindful that it's not suitable for painting interior walls. It will leave fine paint particles all over the place no matter how well you prep and protect nearby objects. It will also consume about twice the paint compared to using a roller. Additionally, it tends to create paint runs when you paint large surfaces. In other words, do not use it to paint interior walls, just use a roller instead. It's better suited for items where a smooth finish is needed such as doors, windows, cabinet covers, etc., and it's best if you can paint outside. Make sure to take your time cleaning it after use, and finally, get an extension cord (at least 10') because you will run out of the 6' cord that it comes with it pretty quickly.

this electric paint sprayer is the best decision I've made, works great I've painted my house in the inside and I had no trouble..

This little WorkPro sprayer is a great little too for a big or little project. Last year we remodeled our fence and stained the new section. My husband used a large electric sprayer which was so cumbersome, wasteful and a hassle to clean. This little thing is so the opposite of all that. The small paint container holds just enough to get a section of the fence done. Since it’s smaller it is easier to clean. It comes with a brush to clean out the suction straw like thing. It comes apart easily to clean all the parts. Great for my household use.

This handheld paint sprayer is an absolute must-have for painters and non-painters alike. Although I haven’t put it to much use just yet but so far I have been very impressed with its build quality and versatility. In the box aside from the sprayer and paint container, you’ll find a manual, along with 3 different nozzles, a cleaning brush, a cleaning pin, and a viscosity cup. The device itself is simple enough to not require the use of the manual. It’s as simple as filling the container and plug/play. There are three additional nozzles and the spray sizes are 1.5 mm, 1.8 mm, 2.2 mm, and 2.6 mm. They are each color coded for easy identification. In terms of use, you fill the container with your desired paint. The container has fill lines to let you know how much you have left. Screw it into the sprayer. Insert the desired nozzle and adjust the rate of spray using the knob adjuster on the trigger. Plug the sprayer in and start painting. I will say the cord for the sprayer is a bit on the shorter end. You will definitely need an extension cable to paint larger areas. Also, the paint spray adjuster doesn’t work too well. At maximum and minimum settings, the spray amount felt like it was about the same. The device claims to spray at about 14 gallons per hour which seems accurate as it was emptying the container pretty quickly. The nozzle can also be adjusted in three different patterns: vertical, horizontal, and round. It is pretty easy to switch between the different patterns. Overall, I am pretty impressed with this spray bottle. I will definitely be using this for outdoor fence painting, as well as indoor touch ups. Spraying gives the paint an even spread as compared to rollers or paint brushes, and it is much easier too. I will definitely be recommending this to all my family and friends!

Works as it should. Great price

Very satisfied with product, price, and timely delivery.

This thing works great even with thick paint. It is easy to use and clean cuts time to a third and finish looks awesome

My experience shopping on line with Wallmart was really good. They kept me updated and actually got my merchandise on. Holiday day which was 4 days early. Good job

My husband was really excited about this. He says he wishes it held more paint and that it didn’t clog up, but it did a good job and didn’t clog as much as others he’s tried.

I received the WorkPro Plus Electric Paint Sprayer a couple weeks back and decide to do some painting on some older pieces of wall decor frames. Easy diy projects in my opinion. I thought the spray nozzle was just okay. It's all plastic, lightweight and bulky in size but it does spray just okay. You just don't get the same pressure and atomization of the paint as you would with a compressor set up. Don't get me wrong, It's definitely a beginner set up and you can practice with this before you move on to upgraded versions. The dial on the handle doesn't do as much to regulate as it should. It is just a knob and spring that makes contact on the handle to restrict the length of the trigger pull. felt really cheap. The paint does need to be thinned. The motor is adequate but again not for large projects. It will do if you have a few small projects and cheap enough you won't break the bank.