After watching the video, this is basically the next generation handheld sprayer.. I have the Ultimate MX from Sherwin Williams that sprays hot solvents and it comes with a 210 and 514 FFLP
After getting and reviewing more literature from Graco, the QuickShot will spray the same materials as the MX Handheld units. So their is no difference in the products that can be applied. The QuickShot also comes with 2 tips. The hand held portion of the gun foe the QuickShot is much smaller than the HandHelds and allows easier access into smaller more confined areas without the cup, battery and larger housing obstructing or hitting the substrate. The smaller gun on the QuickShot reduces fatigue. The QuickShot uses all of it pump power to move the material to the gun. The HandHeld units have to use the pump to siphon as well as move the material to the gun. This will cause the pump to wear faster.
@@robertquevedo1430 Titan and Graco are like Chevy and Ford. They both have good products and less desirable products. Graco is better for certain jobs and Titan/Speeflo is my choice on others.
@Brian_the_repair_guy ho boy I have painted army college,police departments, fire departments ,veteran hospitals, hotels,senior homes ,180 appartment complex, 100 appartment complex units boy & have gone Tru lots of machines Titan 640,840,1040,4900,6900 are garbage the only good ones from titan are 440i impact ( small machine ) 8900,12900 the rest are bad need to be repaired after 150 gallons of paint going Tru that machine my boss bought them soon after he regret it ( every time before we use the we put lub for the pump yet they fail but graco are 💯 % better quality any day I own my business now & I have 2 of titan 440i, graco 390,395, 2 of 695 ,gh230 , gm7000,hvlp 9.5 graco
@@robertquevedo1430 again, each has their benefits beyond personal feelings and beliefs. As a certified tech for both Graco and Titan I can 100% say they both have great machines. Both are subject to failures and short comings. Typically the main source of failure for both is user error.
They are pretty cool bit too expensive for my taste though. I could see where they would be a money maker for some guys though. I will wait for everyones second hand handhelds to hit market and upgrade from my old corded one I pull out twice a year lol.
How much are these? I just went into Sherwin Williams planning to buy the older handheld cordless . But they said I could have the quick shot for $680.00. So I bought the quick shot instead . I think they messed up … not complaining
@@anthonyriter7848 I have not used the QuickShot to spray paint with. I have a demo set up to show my customers how it works, so ai will have a few hours of use on Tuesday to give a better answer. Based on what I have seen so far, the QuickShot is much lighter in the hand, less bulky and can be sprayed in any direction as well as getting in to smaller areas. I have not been a fan of the handhelds over all. They are heavy and bulky. The ability to spray in any direction can be an issue and the size makes it hard to get into cabinets for inside work
The QuickShot sprays the same products as the 390 cordless. After reviewing more literature from Graco, the QuickShot will spray flammable products as well. The 390 is meant for larger jobs and requires much more paint to prime the machine than the QuickShot. The QuickShot and the 390 are meant for 2 different work environments.
These units, in my opinion, are transitional tools. If your a painter and your looking at these tools and considering buying them it’s likely time for you as a tradesman to expand your knowledge. Perhaps forget these and look into kremlin sprayers and air over liquid units. Theses units, again in my opinion having bought and used two different versions, are more work and less conveniente then just setting up your airless. Cheers from 30 year painter.
HVLP will give a great finish, I prefer the Titan Capspray over the Graco line of HVLP. This QuickShot will allow a polyurethane to be sprayed with no thinning, so you will have quicker application at a higher build. They both have their advantages, but using an oil base urethane with allow time for the product to layout before dry and this will make a better sheen with either machine. I personally would not hesitate using the QuickShot for urethane with the proper Fine Finish tip
@@theunkownmr.562 most of the failures I see in this type of equipment is user error. Most people don't read and FOLLOW the instructions which leads to premature failure of the equipment
@@theunkownmr.562 understandable. I will neither try to justify the purchase or dissuade from purchasing. I feel it is a pretty good machine, you just have to consider if your use justifies the cost.
If you need this you know exactly what it does and the price is erelavent. Eventually this will be the 4th pc of graco sprayers i own. Great review!
I can see this being in most aresenals of the professional painter
Bought mine last week. I just sprayed some cabinet doors with Sherwin Williams Gallery series 1k topcoat, and I must say this is a game changer!
I am hearing this a lot about this machine and that new product from Sherwin Williams
Were they new doors? Did you price them.? They clame gallery series don’t need proper.
@alexi8661 gallery is self sealing, so it can be sprayed directly over unfinished wood. But I primed my doors because they were previously painted.
How to repair,replace or trouble shoot warn out parts. Thank you
After watching the video, this is basically the next generation handheld sprayer.. I have the Ultimate MX from Sherwin Williams that sprays hot solvents and it comes with a 210 and 514 FFLP
After getting and reviewing more literature from Graco, the QuickShot will spray the same materials as the MX Handheld units. So their is no difference in the products that can be applied.
The QuickShot also comes with 2 tips.
The hand held portion of the gun foe the QuickShot is much smaller than the HandHelds and allows easier access into smaller more confined areas without the cup, battery and larger housing obstructing or hitting the substrate.
The smaller gun on the QuickShot reduces fatigue.
The QuickShot uses all of it pump power to move the material to the gun. The HandHeld units have to use the pump to siphon as well as move the material to the gun. This will cause the pump to wear faster.
I just saw this product recently at the SW pro show. Impressive. I'm waiting to see if Titan is gonna come out with a comparable product.
I have not heard of anything from my Titan rep about a similar product
Don't be naive titan products aren't that good & never will make machines that compares to graco
@@robertquevedo1430 Titan and Graco are like Chevy and Ford. They both have good products and less desirable products. Graco is better for certain jobs and Titan/Speeflo is my choice on others.
@Brian_the_repair_guy ho boy I have painted army college,police departments, fire departments ,veteran hospitals, hotels,senior homes ,180 appartment complex, 100 appartment complex units boy & have gone Tru lots of machines
Titan 640,840,1040,4900,6900 are garbage the only good ones from titan are 440i impact ( small machine ) 8900,12900 the rest are bad need to be repaired after 150 gallons of paint going Tru that machine my boss bought them soon after he regret it ( every time before we use the we put lub for the pump yet they fail but graco are 💯 % better quality any day I own my business now & I have 2 of titan 440i, graco 390,395, 2 of 695 ,gh230 , gm7000,hvlp 9.5 graco
@@robertquevedo1430 again, each has their benefits beyond personal feelings and beliefs. As a certified tech for both Graco and Titan I can 100% say they both have great machines.
Both are subject to failures and short comings. Typically the main source of failure for both is user error.
great....something else i have to learn to work on
They are pretty simple
Would this sprayer leave a good finish on kitchen cabinets in your opinion brian?
That is the main purpose of this machine, great finish from a compact machine.
Does Graco make a sprayer that can handle Behr Granite Grip? It's thick but it also has granules in it.
Yes they do. Their texture sprayers with a 4mm tip. These are not airless, these are different
They are pretty cool bit too expensive for my taste though. I could see where they would be a money maker for some guys though. I will wait for everyones second hand handhelds to hit market and upgrade from my old corded one I pull out twice a year lol.
I have no issue with second hand equipment. I do not recommend seond hand, handheld units.
@@Brian_the_repair_guy yeah the non repairable ones better be cheap to buy second hand for sure
Do we know if these 1k+ units are disposable yet?
@@stich1960 the "fluid section" of this unit would retail for about $220. This would replace the full pump, valves and prime valve.
@@Brian_the_repair_guy oo thats actually nice compared to being told parts are hard to come by
@@stich1960 yeah I was happy to see the costs of parts. Makes it more reasonable
GRACO!!!!
Can you use stain and clear waterproof sealants ?
Stains yes, if the waterproof material is as thin as paint, then yes. No 100% silicone or heavy body products
How much are these? I just went into Sherwin Williams planning to buy the older handheld cordless . But they said I could have the quick shot for $680.00. So I bought the quick shot instead . I think they messed up … not complaining
The price will be dependant upon each distributor
@@Brian_the_repair_guy do you prefer the other hand held one you showed or this new quick shot ?
@@anthonyriter7848 I have not used the QuickShot to spray paint with. I have a demo set up to show my customers how it works, so ai will have a few hours of use on Tuesday to give a better answer.
Based on what I have seen so far, the QuickShot is much lighter in the hand, less bulky and can be sprayed in any direction as well as getting in to smaller areas.
I have not been a fan of the handhelds over all. They are heavy and bulky. The ability to spray in any direction can be an issue and the size makes it hard to get into cabinets for inside work
Can you use lacquer paints ?😊
This machine is set up to spray most products including Lacquers
Need another vid on how to clean it.
I don't get these in very often. They seem to be holding up very well. As soon as another one comes in for repair, I will do that video
Can you please inform me where i can buy this machine and how much it cost? I would like to buy this online
These are only available from a certified Graco dealer like Sherwin Williams. Price will vary on the dealer
You’d get more options with a Graco 390 cordless, this looks like the next generation ProShot
The QuickShot sprays the same products as the 390 cordless. After reviewing more literature from Graco, the QuickShot will spray flammable products as well.
The 390 is meant for larger jobs and requires much more paint to prime the machine than the QuickShot.
The QuickShot and the 390 are meant for 2 different work environments.
These units, in my opinion, are transitional tools. If your a painter and your looking at these tools and considering buying them it’s likely time for you as a tradesman to expand your knowledge. Perhaps forget these and look into kremlin sprayers and air over liquid units. Theses units, again in my opinion having bought and used two different versions, are more work and less conveniente then just setting up your airless. Cheers from 30 year painter.
Everyone sees these differently. Since this unit came out I have several customers that love these and have found a use that makes them happy.
Do you recommed it to a high quality finished ?
I want use it with poliuretane
Or is better a Graco finish pro hvlp ??
HVLP will give a great finish, I prefer the Titan Capspray over the Graco line of HVLP.
This QuickShot will allow a polyurethane to be sprayed with no thinning, so you will have quicker application at a higher build. They both have their advantages, but using an oil base urethane with allow time for the product to layout before dry and this will make a better sheen with either machine.
I personally would not hesitate using the QuickShot for urethane with the proper Fine Finish tip
@@Brian_the_repair_guy thanks I aprecciate your comment
Can you attach the extension
pole/wand to get more reach ?
And would it perform the same without it?
Thanks 🙏
With it*
You can use an extension, but it will spit.
It is recommended that you NOT use the extension to prevent spitting.
Or maybe extension and drop stop ? Is it possible to get got results ? Thanks
@@alainguillouetdeporcaro2899 possible, but I am not sure
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Any certified Graco distributor will have access, like Sherwin Wiliams
I think the price is ridiculous.
Everyone has their price point.
Very. For the price this thing better have commercial grade internals
@@theunkownmr.562 most of the failures I see in this type of equipment is user error. Most people don't read and FOLLOW the instructions which leads to premature failure of the equipment
@@Brian_the_repair_guy i appreciate your input. I really want to purchase this for small projects around the house but the price is a bit steep.
@@theunkownmr.562 understandable. I will neither try to justify the purchase or dissuade from purchasing. I feel it is a pretty good machine, you just have to consider if your use justifies the cost.
What a rip-off off off off!
Why