Saker Cordless Paint Sprayer Gun for Cars, Electric Handheld High Power Airbrush Kit Portable Spray Paint Gun for Painting Cars,Cabinet, Paint Repair and DIY Pink 1 Gear 12inch

Works great

Horrible item. Would not buy again

I tried multiple different ways to thin it out or thicken it. To get the things to sit just right. But ultimately at best it sputtered.

This cordless paint sprayer is excellent for DIY projects! It came quickly, and the handheld quality feels sturdy and well-made. It provides a smooth, even spray for painting cabinets and furniture. The cordless functionality is a huge plus

Decent for the price! wish it had a little more power and suction but Worth the price overall!

I recently used the Saker Cordless Paint Sprayer Gun for several DIY projects around my home, and I couldn't be more pleased with the results. This electric handheld spray paint gun is incredibly easy to use, making it perfect for anyone, from beginners to seasoned DIYers. I painted my kitchen cabinets and even touched up my car, achieving a smooth and professional finish in no time. The portable design and high power of the airbrush kit allow for excellent control and precision, letting me cover large areas quickly while minimizing overspray. The pink color adds a fun touch, making the tool a stylish addition to my workshop. I particularly appreciated the lightweight build, which made it comfortable to handle during extended use. What impressed me the most was how versatile this sprayer is; it can handle a variety of projects, from furniture to automotive painting. I highly recommend the Saker Cordless Paint Sprayer for anyone looking to elevate their DIY game. Its performance, ease of use, and stylish design make it a fantastic investment for any homeowner or hobbyist.

I needed to paint some small metal bars on a gate. Because of the small corners, to get a clean look - I needed to spray the paint (vs brushing or rolling). I felt like this sprayer would do a good job for the detail work. The sprayer came with the main unit, a charge cable, two bottles with small metal mixing balls, tools to remove clogs, and extra syringe tips. When I looked over the item and how it worked, I was a little skeptical. There is no pump for the paint, the unit only blows air over the syringe tip. I am using oil based paint, so the paint was thinned at a 50/50 ratio. I filled up one of the bottles and tested it out. I was actually very surprised how well it worked. It did a great job of spraying the paint with zero runoff. I would compare it to a weak bottle of spray paint. The unit charges via USB C and has a power indicator light. The battery seems to last a long time, I went though half a bottle of paint and the battery still shows full. For my use (painting the metal poles on an RV gate), this item might be a little undersized. It does paint well and does great detail, but at a slow rate. For someone painting models or touching up a car, this item would be perfect. For painting big projects, I would get a bigger sprayer. You might also have better luck using water based paint. For it's purpose, it is a good little sprayer. The one thing I really didn't like was filling the paint bottles. They are small and have a very tiny opening. No funnel was included, so my makeshift filling process was a bit of a mess. You may want to consider a clean way to transfer paint (syringe, funnel, or other) before you get started.

This did not work very well. The motor is pretty strong and puts out a decent, tightly focused spray, but it drips as you go, leaving little splatters of paint. Also, blobs of paint collected on the nozzle, adding to the dripping problem. I removed the paint bottle and cleaned the tip, then the sprayer just started running on its own and I couldn't stop it. I ended up plugging it back into the usb charger and that finally got it to stop as it can't operate and charge at the same time. I can't recommend this as a result.