@StevenRosburg
Thank you for the honest video! I love the concept of a small portable pump with integrated paint cup for small one-off jobs where you're shooting a viscous material and only need 1 quart of product, but that's WAY too much plastic for the price. I'm not sure where it's manufactured, but it has "designed in USA, made in China" written all over it. I'd rather spent a little more and get small hopper-based Tritech instead.
@AngieWilliamsDesigns
I am definitely saving this to a playlist for reference. I’ve only had mine for a couple of months. Haven’t used it a ton. THe last project I did was a black paint. Followed up by a clear coat to seal. All water based products. Worked flawlessly. My husband used it yesterday and the day before. He was using a white interior/exterior water based paint. THe first day… everything was great. Second day… wouldn’t spray. He tried all sorts of things. Not sure what he ended up doing to find the clog. But he said it was in the gun and a black piece shot out. Interesting that there was lots of clear coat and white paint that sprayed wonderfully before it clogged. I’ve only been using water to clean. I’ve wondered about using a cleaner that’s safe. Mineral spirits makes me nervous. Also laughing. My gun still looks pretty clean. Your’s is covered. LOL. My husband would flip out. LOL. My intent is to keep it clean. But…. Glad to know I’m not the only one because mine will eventually look like yours.
@OezhanOezdemir
Thanks for the vid. I have 2 of these Quickshots and in my opinion is, thats not a commercial fit product. I use them just for small projects, like a single Doorframe once 1-2 weeks and was a few times broken. Take a look at the new Wagner spraypack guys!
@mikeism1
I sure am glad I pulled your video and watched it. No way is this thing worth the headaches you've represented. The price is a definite turn off more so. I'll keep my TC Pro cup gun since I've never had any problem remotely close to this noob machine. If I may add, I love my 390 PC cordless wich is a beast in itself for all day spraying.. Thanks for being honest, and peace out with saving me over a grand.
@lyndonthan4350
I love the concept of this sprayer. But the price seems a bit ridiculous....and now i see it is overly sensitive to being clean and it also doesnt seem robust. Getting like i dont want to invest in buying this machine anymore.
@jiving0078
Did you purchase warranty, looks like an ideal unit but the reviews are so bad for long term use. Appreciate this review
@gildardomoreno6841
i learned early to have a dedicated sprayer for laquers and a sprayer for water based, its just a nightmare to clean out if you leave any kind of residue or mess up once, might as well throw the damn thing way.
@Pino-s6y
Helped a lot
@wonyoon1931
For a $1,500 spryer, Graco should re-enginner its product by changing the plastic bolt to aluminum.
@Warbringar
0:11 Speaking of a lot of crap, the 2 minutes on the tshirt. 2nd shove a rubber band inside then the allen key and torque.
@b3owu1f
So first.. I freaking hate (after just buying this.. waiting on its arrival) that so much of it is plastic for a $1500 device. This is 3x the cost of my LTS17Pro.. and yet its got so much plastic in it. I am pissed that they are not using metal housing for the motor and everywhere. Unreal! So this thing costs about $50 to make.. given the cheap plastic. My bigger question is.. how often are you having to take it apart like this? I would hope not more than once every 6 months to a year? That's insane if you have to do that often. But also.. is it only when you swap from say Latex (which I plan to mostly use) to say.. in my case Polycrillic wax (not even sure I can spray that with this now). I bought this because it looks much faster/easier to set up and clean than my Fuji MiniMate 3 HVLP setup. Which was also about 1/2 the price overall.
@Di16460
Use car anti freeze it’s cheap and stops any rusting or anything like that and use Vaseline every time you use the machine it’s cheap and stops threads sticking, you wouldn’t have had that problem with it sticking
@djdanger9812
Bottom line with any sprayer is clean clean clean! If your looking to use a machine like this for a 5 min job and don't want to spend 20min cleaning it then don't bother. If you don't get the paint completely out all sprayers stop working correctly.
@jerrylebeau2725
How many gallons have you ran through this things? Curious if I could use it for my company just to do clear coats through maybe 150 gallons a year.
@arinb12
How.many litres has been through the pump before change?
@ADR-x4d
You say you do not know why they use plastic not metal. Erm.. isn't it obvious..... its called cost.
@KyleVeatch
Thanks for the video. So when you clean out your sprayer do you flush it with mineral spirits, then add pump armor after?
@zihotki