Cordless Paint Sprayer for Dewalt 20V MAX Battery Airless Electric HVLP Spray Paint Gun Tools for House Painting/Home Interior and Exterior/Wood/Walls/Furniture/Fence/Door(No Battery), OUG01

The media could not be loaded. I was a little skeptical of this when I made the purchase but absolutely HATE painting so I figured $60 was worth it if it made the job easier. I was painting a 10x10 wooden shed that was just built. It sits adjacent to my dog kennel and will get splashed with water spray daily when the kennel gets washed out. I was using a paint that is a little heavier than most as I needed the added water resistance the paint is designed to provide. This spray gun worked amazing. Dare I say I enjoyed using it. Very easy set up and paint went on evenly with minimal overspray. You will need additional batteries if you are doing much more than 100 sq. ft. You can see in the video that I had to replace my battery half way through the side but it wasn’t fully charged when I started. Took me right about 30 minutes to paint the whole thing leaving the trim to do by hand. Cleaned up easily when finished. Was able to get about 99% of that red paint off of all the parts. It isn’t so loud that you need hearing protection. Didn’t even bother the dogs that were running around the yard. The appearance of this item is exactly what I expected and found that I could make adjustment easily with no mess. Only draw back is the siphon tube doesn’t reach the bottom of the canister so it stops spraying paint with close to an inch of paint remaining in the bottom. This was enough of a difference in this small job that I had to have additional work stoppages to refill. But overall I was very satisfied. One coat and the bulk of it is done.

Okay I am no professional at all when it comes to painting. I am a roller and brush kind of guy. But after trying this cordless paint sprayer for Dewalt 20v battery, I’m not going back! It is a handy, portable tool that makes painting easier without dealing with cords. It’s great for both indoor and outdoor projects, whether you’re painting walls, furniture, fences, or even small details. The sprayer is compatible with Dewalt 20v batteries (though you’ll need to buy the battery separately which I already had on hand so was easy for me), and it supposedly has an upgraded motor (not that I could compare) but I can tell you that this ones runs quietly and efficiently. You can adjust the flow rate and switch between three different nozzle sizes and spray patterns, which helps when working with different materials. It’s also easy to clean by just taking it apart and soak the parts, but make sure to keep water away from the motor. The package comes with some useful extras like a cleaning brush and paint filters, but the missing battery might be a downside if you don’t already have one. Overall, it’s a great tool for the value to help me with my DIY projects, especially if you’re already using Dewalt products.

Upon opening, the unit seemed solid and setup in very straight-forward manner. Adjusting the stream and width of the paint is easily performed by two knobs, so be sure you’ve set that up before use and do so against a test area that will not matter.The first challenge with this product is that it clogs very easily. Secondly, and even worse, is that the motor is not consistent, it seems to push hard, then slower, then harder, kind of like what happened after paying for this product. What you end up with, due to this power fluctuation, is a nice stream, then some blotches (as if the device is spitting the paint out), then a nice stream of paint again. After using this product to paint a door, I went back to the old tried and true brush method.This is one of the worst products that I have ever purchased and I just threw it out.

UPDATED: The company reached out to me offering a full refund or a new one because it sounded to them like I had a bad one. I opted for the replacement and they sent it out quick. After using the new one, I am happy with the results. It sprays evenly and works like a charm. So, I guess the first one I got was a dud. I am happy to report that I have updated my review from a 1 star to a 4 star. Here is why I give it 4 stars:Price: For the price, you can not beat it.Use of use: It is basically plug and play. Super easy to set up and use right out of the boxEasy to clean: Super simple. washes clean in just a few minutes.Cons: The directions for thinning the paint is a little hard to understand. Use use about twice as much paint with this sprayer than you do with a roller or brush. Multiple coats are needed.ORIGINAL REVIEW:I had high hopes for this sprayer. I needed to stain my new shed. So, I thought I would get this sprayer to make it easier. It looks promising when you unbox it and even when you get ready to start spraying after everything is set up. Unfortunately, the high hopes I had came crashing down once I started to use it. It had a decent and steady spray for all of about 3 minutes before it just started spitting out unevenly. I assumed that it was acting up because I needed to dilute the stain some. Even though the instructions said that stains did not need to be diluted, I tried anyway. No luck. I cleaned it out completely and tried again. Nothing. Now it does not even work. The blower runs but no suction on the paint to get any to come out. Such a waste of money. The institutions are riddled with bad English and are no help. Save your money and get a better sprayer.

I recently tried out the Ougesh Cordless Paint Sprayer for a couple of painting projects, and honestly, I was really impressed. I started with a small test just to get a feel for it, and it worked so well that I ended up using it on some furniture in the spare bedroom. What I loved most was how much time it saved, and the paint went on so evenly—it made the whole process feel effortless. Cleanup was surprisingly easy, too, with minimal drips and just a quick rinse of the unused paint in the sprayer. I’m genuinely excited for my next painting project, and I would absolutely recommend this to anyone with home projects that require a bit of painting.

This product did well spraying the thinner oil products (polyurethane, lacquer, stains), but could not spray latex unless thinned to the point of being transparent.