Tilswall Fence Paint Sprayer 800W, Electric Paint Gun HVLP Paint Spray Gun

I’ve always hand painted my garden fences. (Every year) Tried last year to make my job easier, purchased a Ronseal sprayer for the fences. Disaster! Leaked everywhere and didn’t spray properly, gave up and used a brush. Thought, I’d give this one a go. WOW, works perfectly so easy and continuous spray. Wish I’d found this before. 5 panels done in no time. FANTASIC MACHINE!

Saved us so much time painting our garden fence! I used Cuprinol Garden Shades without thinning it, used the largest holed nozzle and it sprayed well. The dial near the trigger allows you to change how much paint comes out eg to spray out more or less as you wish, so once you find the sweet spot it's great. A little frustrating how quickly the pot has to be refilled but 1/ it's heavy to hold when full so any larger and it would be a struggle and 2/ the refill frequency depends on how much you're spraying out as described above. Very easy to clean out with a hose or in a sink, especially as I used a water based paint. I was painting over an already painted fence (the blue in the photos is the old colour, the green is the fresh new Cuprinol Garden Shades Willow colour) having used a spray-on product (Jarder spray on and leave patio/fence cleaner) to get rid of all the mould 2 weeks prior to painting, I did not need a second coat! The trellis in the photos was done with a 1 inch brush after as spraying it would have wasted far too much paint just sparying right through the gaps! Overall this is a great product for the price and despite being sceptical that it would be cheap and useless it was actually very good! Nice long hose that gave good access and unlike cordless it never ran out of power being plugged in!

Perfect for DIY worked fabulous for fence painting job, easy guide and easy to use, easy to clean, helpful accessories. Slightly overpriced though as market os flooded with other similar products with lower price

This arrived on time and was used to spray my fence. My handyman watered down the fence paint I had so that it did not block the sprayer. It was Ronseal fence paint - so a good make. It has done the job beautifully and he was done in a couple of hours! It is very good. The spray gun has been thoroughly cleaned ready for the next job.

Used to spray garden fence, great job and done in no time with little effort.

Excellent. Have to dilute fence paint slightly but worth it and application great for job

Bought this to paint my fence with. Got just under two hours of light use before it the motor completely packed up. Complete garbage and a waste of money. Do not buy.

I ordered this sprayer to spray my fence. Straight away it didn’t work, it sprayed a barely there mist of paint. The paint used was a new unopened tub of Ronseal fence paint. Based on other very positive reviews I want to believe maybe the one I received was faulty but I had to return it. Positives however was that it was really easy and quick to fill, very easy to clean, seems well made and not at all flimsy. Much cheaper than others on the market, I just wish it had worked for me.

After watching some reviews online, I decided to try this sprayer. Cheaply priced, did not look to be professional quality, but according to some reviews, it was pretty good. After all, it could be returned, and if not, I wold not loose the amount of money that a expensive one would cost. After a lot of hard work sanding and priming my kitchen cabinets with a good brand quality primer, I decided to use this sprayer to paint them. I was afraid to mess our work if it would paint too thick, have runs splatter or messy over spray, but boy was I surprised. Using the medium spray tip to spray Gallery series paint (165$ gallon) the finish was almost flawless. I used no thinners, just straight out of the can. I had two small runs caused by spraying too much by being distracted not by the sprayer. Waited for the paint to dry, sanded and repainted and done. I have not tried any other paint yet, but the Gallery Series thru this sprayer flows smooth. The fan wide at about 10 inches from the surface is about 8 inches wide. There was no stripes or splatter, the paint came out super even at all times. When is turned on, it blows constant air thru the fan, but no paint until the spray button is depressed. When the button is slightly pressed or fully pressed, the sprayer responds accordingly. Way better than my quality professional sprayer. The separate air blower pushes plenty air for the srayer to work as is intended. I was able to paint about 20 feet of cabinet frames (bottom cabinets) in about 5 minutes. Cleaning was super easy. The hand held sprayer after being disconnected from the air hose is completely plastic with no electric or electronic components wish makes it easy to submerge in water to be cleaned or sprayed with a hose. Took about five minutes to clean. The material is all plastic, but a good quality plastic, not a brittle easy to brake type. Even with the container full of paint, it still feels light to handle. A little bulky to get in tight spaces, for example under the cabinets kick panel. The tube inside the paint container that sucks the paint to be sprayed is about three quarters of a inch short from touching the bottom of the container, so when you see about that amount of paint left, refill it or you will get splatters. A quick fix would adding a piece of hose of similar size that can reach the bottom of the container to be able to use all the paint inside it. I would probably not recommend it for painting a whole house or huge project only because I don’t know if the air pump will overheat if used for long times. Probably it will work great, but I personally have not tasted it for that long. Over all, I am really impressed with the quality of the final finish on my cabinets. For a diy looking to do some small projects at home or business, this would work perfect. Do I recommend it? 110% I would.

Bueno, pinta bien pero es un poco cansado para pintar áreas grandes

used oil based primer long day for sure but worked well. Clean was easy but I forgot to take filter off the back. next day i notice because unit was not working ugg no spare in box. So soaked it in varsol for 2 days good to go. Company should have included a spare filter. Not a bad little machine covered well once i figured the spray part out. I ordered plastic bags to go inside (where the paint goes) glad i did. Filled it often but wouldn't have wanted to carry more weight it was heavy enough. Easy to fill and adjust spray 3 settings. wore a tie vac suite and goggles make sure you get some. before you start 3/5 because no spare filter in box

For an occasional DIYer like myself I think this is just about the perfect paint sprayer. I feel absolutely no need to spend more (and I'm normally a tool addict). In terms of value and build quality, I'd say it feels like exactly what it cost. The gun is 100% plastic and very simple, almost feels like a toy. I don't expect it to hold up to daily use, but if you're a daily user you should buy a $1200 Fuji or Graco. I've bought Chinese made products that had unexpectedly high build quality, and others that had unexpectedly crap quality; this one is right in the middle. What surprised me was the quality of the finish. Here's a recent project, cabinet doors, maple and MDF. I used the 1.8mm tip for primer (Sherwin Williams Extreme Bond, 10% dilution) and at first it looked a bit spattery but that didn't end up being a problem. The paint came out quick, maybe too quick for my mediocre spray skills. For the topcoats (Sherwin Williams Gallery, 5% diluted) I used the 1.0mm tip which was much slower and absolutely atomized the paint. I could take a few passes without getting too much paint, which was a better match for my skills. It was absolutely blown away by the quality of the finish. I really can't imagine how it could possibly be better. A pro would probably be impatient with the speed, but for me, spending a minute or two on a door instead of 15 seconds is a perfectly reasonable tradeoff. My only complaint is that a 1.3mm or 1.4mm tip would be a great addition. They sell more tips on their web site and I might buy one to drill out the 1.0mm to 1.4mm, and maybe an extra paint jar. The gun was very easy to clean. What I learned is you don't need an expensive sprayer to get great quality. I spent my money on the paint, not the gun (a gallon of S-W Gallery cost 2x this spray gun) and I feel like that's the right priority. I'm just thrilled with the results. I'm never going back to brushing!

This electric paint sprayer is an incredible value for the price! It works nearly as well as my $280 Wagner power sprayer but I got this Tiswall Shark 800 on sale for $40 lol! I actually bought 2 after I tested this one and saw how well it worked. Most of the internals are plastic and not metal which is to be expected for the price so the durability is OK but obviously not as great as one with all metal internal parts. It comes with 4 different diameter nozzles (1.0mm, 1.5mm, 2.0mm, 3.0mm) and spare o-rings and gaskets for the paint cup. The main needle is brass so that's a plus, and so is the 1200mL capacity paint cup. It produces a surprising amount of air pressure and air speed so it atomizes the paint droplets pretty well making for a surprisingly smooth and even spray, just not quite as well as a "good quality name brand" $300-$500 sprayer, of course. You can adjust the spray fan either horizontal or vertical by just twisting the nozzle adjuster. The pickup tube doesn't quite touch the bottom of the cup so you're really only going to spray about 1000mL from the cup before it starts to sputter. It is moderately loud and very easy to use and clean with a quick release nozzle assembly to separate it from the handle portion. There is an air intake filter on the pump unit that should be checked regularly and is easily changed by just cutting a little rectangle of open-cell foam to fit in the filter area. If you want to get your first paint sprayer but didn't want to spend hundreds of dollars, this is 100% the way to go!