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HomeRight - Super Finish Max Extra HVLP Paint Sprayer (Review)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 มี.ค. 2018
- You all know that finishing my projects is not my favorite thing. It’s not that I don’t love the way the project look afterwards, it just that I’m not the most patient man in the world and brushing on finishes is not one of my favorites. I’m also not a fan of buying a ton of spray cans as that get very expensive, very quickly. HomeRight sent me their Super Finish Max Extra HVLP Paint Sprayer to try out. They also sent me a couple paint shelters and the quick clean kit. In this video I show you the HomeRight Super Finish Max Extra HVLP Paint Sprayer and how it works. Spoiler alert, I like it, especially for the money. This is simply paint spraying made easy and affordable.
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This was so helpful! And the sprayer on Amazon just went down from $185 to $109! Can't wait to try this out 🙌
I think you'll like it
GregBo from Dallas Texas. Great job on the review. I enjoyed your format and testing skills. I bought one last week as a gift and am so excited to give it.
Also impressed so I subscribed and hit all notifications.
Thank you! My day job is ed-tech so with covid causing so many school from home I've been very busy so vids are a bit slow coming now but I will put some new ones out soon.
This is easy to use. Helped my sister paint bathroom cabinets. Worked perfectly. A Leo put a coat of polycrylic on there . Looks great!!!
Awesome! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks to your review, I’m confident now in buying this product I was debating.
You are welcome. For the price it really is a good little sprayer. Let me know what you think.
Just bought this to spray a new front door and WOW is all that I can say, worked fantastic. I own several HVLP (ones to spray automobiles) and an airless. Wife chose a very dark blue color and we decided to use SW Emerald Urethane trim that is thick! I originally was going to use my primer HVLP but would have thin past 10% to give the atomization that I wanted and lightened the blue so been wanting something like this to bridge the gap of my sprayers (airless creates way too much overspray). Sprayed the first coat straight out of the can, worked great but just made me nervous because I wasn't getting the spray conditions that make me happy even though it leveled off really nice. Additional coats I added less 5% water and wow just wow did this thing spray fantastic and leave an amazing finish! Best $79 I ever spent and going to spray my shutters next with it. Cleanup wasn’t that bad and if you are new to spraying buy extra paint and get ready to play with settings to get you your ideal condition, I Highly recommend this sprayer!
Yeah. I doubt there are far better sprayers or there, but for the cost and bang for the buck this is hard to beat. Still use mine as well.
Thanks soooooo much for this video. I just bought this for a whole built in set of cabinets I am making for my office that I am doing. The 4mm nozzle tip was great for my needs.
For the price it is great. Still use mine all the time.
Very nice video. I just bought one. Glad you showed how to clean it properly
It is easy to clean with a hose, but I still get pretty wet each time :)
BronkBuilt oh yeah... I like the bucket method. And to be honest, I didn’t know that I should wash my paint brushes with soapy water. But it makes sense.
Thank you for the review. I just purchased the sprayer today. Great deal at Rockler, was on sale for $69.99
That is an awesome deal. Everyone needs to go grab one at that price. Hope you like it as much as i do.
Great Video ... Like you painting is something I do not particularity like but this sprayer makes it look a lot easier.
Night and day difference. I had already finished phase 1 of closet and brushed finish on cabinet. Took a long time. Next phases I'll use the sprayer and will see so much time.
Excellent demo and review.
Thank you
Nice! The paint was new, so probably no contaminants, but they have those paint filters when pouring in your finishes to the container. They may have disposable liners for the container for easier cleanup. I'd be interested in your future use and durability as I've been thinking of getting one to paint about 7-8 doors. Nice though!
I've already done a small part of my closet and I did not have fun brushing on the finish. I've got several cabinets for the closet to do and I'm really looking forward to using the sprayer. It's going to save me hours. I do have some of those disposable paint filters and tried it with the red paint. It was taking forever for it to go through so I gave up on it. The paint was new so no issues. I'll let you know how it does but so far I like it. Can't say how it will compare with the several hundred dollar models but for $99 I like it.
Very nice, Sir! Just ordered mine today!
I don't think you'll be sorry, especially for the price.
Exactly what I was looking for, thank you
You are welcome
Thank you so much for your great detailed review on the Sprayer and Small Spray Shelter! So glad that you liked using it and that you are excited to take on your closet project.
I'm very happy with it. Cleanup is so much easier than expected. Already used it a few more times.
HomeRightTV Any tips for thicker products like @Killz or Zinsser 3x Peel Stop?
Good video, thank you.. I just ordered one..
Thank you. Be sure to get the flow set properly and come back to let me know what you think of it.
Thanks for this review. Well done. 👍🇺🇸
Thank you
2:43 ... I like that spray booth! 👍🏽👍🏽
It folds back up quite easily as well.
His paint brush technique looks likes his smothering BBQ sauce on ribs
That's what i was going for. Thanks for watching.
OMG... I almost spilled my drink on myself with this comment! I’m guilty though.... something similar crossed my mind.
Great review!
Thank you
if hvlp sprays a finer atomized spray finish then I need this with a recharble battery, & where can I get something like that? if it doesn't cause a bunch of over spray with a 9 inch masking border.
I've not seen a battery powered one. Doesn't mean there isn't one. I agree that would be awesome.
Nice review. Thanks
Thank you. I do appreciate it.
Do you recommend this to do whole house interior walls? If no, what sprayer would work great indoors?
I would not. You would be stopping to fill it way to much. I just don't think it is made for that. I'm not sure which to use but I'd look for one with a tube that goes to sprayer from a bucket on paint. So you could spray a gallon or 5 gallon bucket so you are not refilling so much.
Im trying to test it out real quick with just water in the tank. Nothing is coming out but air. Is there something I have to remove or install right out the box?
Check two things.
1. The container is screwed on snug with good seal.
2. Adjust the flow with the roller between trigger and compressor.
Hi. can it be used with oil based paints? as you describe it is easy to clean with water but what if an oil based paint is used? what would you suggest to use as a cleaner?
I've only used water based but my understanding is oil based is just fine. No lacquer though. I would clean with whatever you normally clean oil based with.
Hi I from Uk what kind of adapter needed for because here 240voltage and the item is 110v and 450wats ?
I apologize but it has been over a decade since I've traveled to the UK so I'm not sure what converter you would need. It would be best to contact the manufacturer for information. I will say I still use this and for the money I think it is still the best bargain.
Hi thx for ur Sharing, is this home right named as houpon in HK?
Thanks for watching. I did a little looking around and I'm sorry I do not know the answer to your question.
Do you think this sprayer is only good for small projects or do you think it’s good enough to paint an entire kitchen cabinets?
Should be fine. I've used it on book shelves and closet cabinets. You may need refill the container. I don't think I'd use it for painted my house (inside or out) as you would refill the container a bunch. Maybe a single accent wall would be fine.
Hi Dale, I am using an oil base lacquer with this gun and its amazing on how fast I can finish a project. BUT I am having a hard time cleaning off the remaining lacquer. What do you recommend I use to clean the lacquer and that is also safe to run it thru this gun to clean the inside of the sprayer? Thank you.
I only use latex in mine. HomeRight says latex and oil is fine but they do recommend not using lacquer through this gun. I'm not totally sure why, I think they mentioned something like lacquer was flamible or something. I'm certainly not an expert but I would think cleaning with whatever you would normally clean oil based finish with would be the answer. Sorry I not much help on this one.
@@BronkBuilt Yep, they told me that the result of using lacquer is explosive. Ok.. I guess I have to return it because I didn't read that on amazon before I made the purchase. Where did you read that using Lacquer is absolutely a no no? Thank you.
@@johnc5772 I didn't read it, they told me at the conference I was at. I'm not sure what is special about lacquer as I thought pretty much all oil based finishes and stains are flamible. Shame as I also really like using lacquer. I mainly only use latex because I'm super lazy and the clean up with water based is just so easy.
Does it work well with oil or lacquer types?
The instructions say to not use lacquer with this model. Something to do with being too flamible. Oil based products should not be a problem.
Great video very informative, I bought the same Home Right sprayer a few months ago as well as the clean up system but I’ve been kinda afraid to use it, but after watching your video I’m finally going to use it today. Thanks for sharing
Jump in and give it a go. Just make sure you use the correct needle for what you are spraying and use a test piece while you dial in the flow. Also, the quick clean kit works great but honestly I do end up a bit wet grin the hose.
BronkBuilt Thank you again for your help 😊 I always seem to soak myself using the hose to spray out my paint rollers lol so I’ll expect I’m going to get wet cleaning this sprayer too now, thanks
can in use polyurethane on this one, the oil base and the water base?
I use water based plot all three time. I change the needle fur poly. It came with 3 needles for different finishes.
Hi Dale, I am not trying to be a butt head here but......
The new Super Finish Max does it all. From furniture and cabinets to fences and walls, this sprayer can cover a wider array of projects and coatings with less thinning and hassle. This High Volume, Low Pressure (HVLP) sprayer has a turbine motor, which means that an air compressor isn’t needed! The six available spray tip sizes (3 included) allow for ultimate customization of paint flow for all of your projects! The two different air caps allow for a wide or fine spray pattern and the volume control knob provides further customization of paint flow. The Super Finish Max is ideal for oil or water based materials such as: chalk type paint, milk paint, latex paints, enamels, primers, clear sealer, polyurethane, stain and varnish. 450 watts of power sprays thicker paints with less thinning! The newly-designed pickup tube and cup vent allow for quicker and easier clean-up. The built-in access door makes for easy inlet air filter changes and the large 39-ounce container capacity means less stopping to refill. Includes: Super Finish Max, container lid, cleaning brush, 4. 0 mm nozzle and tip (red), 2. 0 mm nozzle and tip (green), 1. 5 mm nozzle and tip (blue), wrench, wide spray pattern cap (yellow), fine spray pattern cap (black). . MATERIALS: Spray oil or water based materials: chalk and milk paint, latex paints, enamels, primers, clear sealer, polyurethane, stain and varnish.
This above paragraph is from their amazon ad, the last sentence states that oil base is fine. Now, am I suppose to know from the above paragraph that oil based lacquer is not allowed? Am I missing something here? Thanks Dale.
No worries at all. I think you have a legit bitch on this one. I would say unless I was told by the person I would have thought the same as you. I'm sure somewhere in the manual/instructions it states it but I'm sure you are like me and don't ready every single statement in the paperwork that comes with it. I apologize that I did not make that point very clear in my video.
@@BronkBuilt No Dale, please I am not writing this to put blame on anyone. I just wished that they would state that CLEARLY on Amazon for buyers to read. Thanks again for your help.
Can you use it with oil-based products?
You can but I don't. I feel cleaning is much easier with water based.
Alright. that settles that. I'm taking a chance and buying this thing. It's been brought to my attention that the walls of my room are absolutely atrocious. I hate paintbrushes and rollers. This seems pretty straight forward.
I really like mine but honestly I would not use it on walls. I also don't use it indoors. Make sure you test on scrap outdoors first.
There are different Homeright sprayers. Make sure you get the heavy duty one so you do not have to thin your paint.
Thanks for the comment. I don't know about the other HomeRight sprayers but yes, this one does not require thinning.
Nice ...i need to buy one too
Thanks. I love it, and it's very affordable.
Hello Sir ...I purchase this last Saturday but I tried to test it with water first before I use paint ...but my problem is there is no water coming out in the nozzle ...What do you think is the problem ?
Could be you need to adjust the volume control. If that doesn't fix it I'd suggest emailing HomeRight from their web site. I have emailed them a question and they replied within a day or two and were very helpful.
My paint is spitting out. I have thinned it about 3:1 but still spitting. Any ideas?
Try increasing volume or a different nozzle and needle.
Tried spraying doors and trim today indoors. Big mistake. I tried everything in the book and it still spit paint. I wanted a fine finish but left the popcorn look. Also made a cloud indoors. Not good. I would only use it outdoors until I figure it out.
Sorry to hear that you are having trouble. I only use mine outdoors. What type of paint are you using? Which nozzle? Keeping it about 6" from the door and always perpendicular to the door. I generally use the recommended nozzle for what I'm spraying. I also test spray on cardboard or scrap wood to get the flow correct. When it is spitting I generally increase the flow.
What do you think about using it on a car not trying to be a super professional but someone that doesn't want to use rattle can or does not have a compressor
Please understand I am someone who knows I'm not good at finishing and still learning. With that said i would think this would just as good a job as the rattle and spray cans and would certainly be far less expensive on material. Using on a car, i wouldn't use either because i know i would not do a good job. If you think you could do a good job on a car with rattle and spray just take time with this sprayer to get the right flow of spray first and it should do as good a job. My guess is that HomeRight would not recommend on cars.
nice job on the video. you gave me confidence as a first time user!
You'll do great. Just spray on a test piece until you get the paint flow perfect. Let me know how it goes.
The Zinsser 3x Peel Stop 🛑 was a bit too thick, and took some time and patience because it came out “spitty”
Thanks for that info. I've not used that yet. Mostly I use basic Sherwin Williams paints as my go to, then move to the basic supply from Home Depot and Lowes. The real key is to test spray on card board or scrap to get the spray correct first.
I think it does depend on the type of paint used. There is a reviewer of this gun and he found that some paint will require adding water.
Do you happen to remember the type of paint? I've used several types, including one from Home Depot's Behr collection that was quite thick and I have not had to thin anything yet. Now, please understand I am about the farthest from a finish expert so maybe I should have been thinning but everything I've sprayed I think came out fine. It will not compare with the multi-hundred dollar models but for the price I'm still pretty sold. Now if someone was to offer me one of those multi-hundred dollar units I'd certainly use it.
@@BronkBuilt I'm in the UK, so I don't know any US paints. Sorry.
Thanks for the video and honest comments. I just bought the same sprayer and am spraying chairs with SW Emerald urethane trim enamel paint using the green spray tip. I'm getting a bit of a rough finish. Any suggestions?
hmmm. I'm definitely not an expert but here is what I'd do:
1. I'm sure you have already done this, but first I'd adjust the volume up and down and see what that does.
2. Try a different needle. Maybe a larger one.
3. I don't know the paint you are using and I've successfully use pretty thick paint without thinning, but maybe you need to thin the paint a bit.
Full transparency, I use the sprayer probably only 10% of the time for painting and 90% for spraying poly with the smaller needle.
@@BronkBuilt Thanks for the response. I've adjusted the sprayer somewhat and am going over the chairs with more passes but still thin layers. It seems smoother.
You may not "need" to thin the paint, but the quality of the finish will mean an up to 10 - 25% addition of water to the paint to insure an even flow , and thicker paint lays down better for a smoother look when dry.
Thanks for the comment, always appreciate advice. I'm far from expert on finishing so I do appreciate it. Next time I paint I'll try thinning it a bit but the finish it leaves is pretty darn good, at least for me. I mostly spray poly finishes but will certainly try this.
Have you had any issues with the paint sprayer spraying out a weird, grainy look texture? Or does it seem to have a nice smooth finish?
This was the first time I've ever used a sprayer so to be honest yes. But it was because i didn't have the flow dialed in correctly. One i practiced a bit, literally only 5 to 10 minutes i was able to dial in proper flow and eliminated it. Also, using the correct tip for the material you are spraying makes a difference. I'm certainly not a pro so it takes me a bit more time to dial in the correct flow than others using same sprayer but i can say the result is always far superior to my brushed finishes. And mitch faster. For the price of this sprayer i am very happy with it.
Dude your not glazing a cake ! Lmao 🤣 🤣..its paint!!
But did it make you at least chuckle?
By the way...I've already used it twice with oil lacquer, no explosion. But will discontinue now.
Yeah, I'm sure it is one of those if the perfect conditions happen there is a "possibility" of explosion. I still really like my sprayer though. I use it a lot.
@@BronkBuilt Good news, Amazon reviewed the product and its descriptions agreed to return the product ! Thank you for your help Dale, its too bad I really liked the sprayer as well.
super painter I love u
Thank you
BTW the third link posted is for the tent, not thee cleaner. :)
Thank you! Link is now fixed.
Nice moobs, dude
Wow! Too much anger, hate, and meanness in this world so I will not stoop to your level. I forgive your hurtful comment. Have a blessed day.
Thanks for the video. I am really surprised that you do not need to thin your paint down, especially Sherwin Williams! I've used Sherwin Williams on all of my projects from kitchen cabinets, to craft furniture and in every case I have had to thin my paint before using. I have used extreme block primer to classic pro. What is your secret to NOT thinning???
I don't really have a secret. I've used about 5 or 6 different types of paint and never thinned it. Maybe to the eye of someone that is very versed in finishing they can tell the difference, but as far as I can tell mine come out very smooth. I actually have a harder time with thinner media like poly. I have to turn the output way down, even with using the finer needle. Do you have the exact same one as I do? I know they have a couple different versions with pretty similar names.
@@BronkBuilt Thanks for the response! I have the exact same model and really like the ease of use vs. the value for you get in the Max model. I see the atomizing of how the outer edge of the spay is "heavy" when I don't thin the paint or primer which is why I'm really surprised that you are lucky or better at using the max model. My first project was painting my kitchen cabinets and I tested one panel with and without thinning using Sherwin Williams and boy, could you see the difference if you didn't thin. Very orange peel in the finish result. Guess a big factor is the area you area you are painting such as my cabinets. Any way keep on painting!
@@FrancisSiuChock Do you spray latex or oil based paint? What do you thin with and at what amount? Maybe I'll try it as it is possible that maybe I just don't know what a real good finish is.
@@BronkBuilt Hey again! I use pretty much only latex, depending on the item I am painting that will determine the specific paint. I pretty much use Sherwin Williams paint exclusively after getting terrible results with "cheaper" brands (ie. HD Behr). Really, paying extra for paint is really worth it in the long run having learned the hard way. I use regular tap water or floetrol depending on what I'm painting. The amount if thinning is a lot of testing but no more than 15% dilution from my experience. I think the really big factor is the amount of surface area you are painting. If the area is small then you really can't see or notice the unevenness of the finish. The bigger the area like cabinets is when you really see the difference! Also, I the gloss of the paint is a huge factor. We painted our kitchen cabinets with gloss (Boss' decision) and you can see the "minor" imperfections. Overall they look great but I bet if we used a semi-gloss finish that the results would be better. Stay well my friend!
I'm confused, this looks like an 'Airless' Sprayer not a 'HVLP' Sprayer. I thought HVLP sprayers require air compressors?
This sprayer has a small air pump built in. I love this sprayer. I use it to spray both latex paint and my poly finish. I've not used it to spray stain yet, but it will. For around $100, maybe less, it's a great sprayer. Maybe not as good as some of those expensive sprayers but for me it is great.
I want a a rechargable battery version!
That would be a great sprayer.
Graco sells a couple versions for around $400 to 500 or more.
Yep it is easy to find more expensive ones for sure. They probably have more features but cost per feature i still love this one. I think Wagner bought Home Right recently and they came out with a step up version for $300. I got to play with one at a seminar and it is pretty nice. It adds better flow and pattern control and ability to spray laquer. Still lower cost than many
Wow its cheap too on Amazon.
For the price i think it performs awesome.
When you paint like that I can see why you hate painting lmao
Claude Monet perfected Impressionism. Victor Figol worked in Abstract. Jackson Pullock did Expressionism. I, my friend, studied and use the Glob and Drip technique.
@@BronkBuilt 😂
Ok let me add to this. Depending* on the paint you are using you might need to thin it down. I've sprayed 4 different paints with this and 3 of them required thinning. Get yourself a viscosity cup, know how to use it and you'll thank yourself in the future.
I've had the opposite. I've not thinned any and I spray smooth layers. Maybe I'll try next time to see the difference. Maybe I'll use less paint.
They sent you one. I tuned out when you wasted my time with your weather.
Thanks for giving me a chance. I like to have fun and not going to change. Sorry you didn't like it. I tried my best.
@@BronkBuilt Ok, I had a bit of breathing space from work and since I love all things Remodeling and toys to save time I watched the rest of your vid.
My apologies. Yours is one of the better vids on this 'toy', and I am going to try one for trim on smaller jobs.
I love my "Toys for big boys"!
One thing i would say is I'm not sure I'd use this inside. Being inexpensive there is a bit of overspray. Could be user issue though.
I’m sorry, this is the most ridicules cover I ever seen. The size just makes no sense.
Huh? Don't know what you are referencing.
I think he’s referring to the little paint shelter. Great video. You sold me. Like you, I detest using brushes. The worst thing about woodworking is the staining and three to four coats of finish. Using this instead of a brush I’m sure will be a major time saver. Thanks for the demo.
@@greggomirato7975 Thanks. If that is what he means, it is a great size for small projects. Hope you enjoy yours as much as I enjoy mine. Just take time to dial in the material flow with the correct needle.
Great review!
Thank you
Can this be used with car paint applications?
Technically I guess it could, but I don't think I would use it to paint a car. I don't know anything about the types of paint for a car. Lacquer should not be used so if car paint is anything like lacquer then don't use it with this sprayer. Also I'm not sure if you can get that perfect of a finish with this over metal. Best to get a sprayer that list vehicles as an option.