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Painting Upholstered Furniture with a Finish Max

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How do you paint upholstered furniture? Today, I’ll show you how to paint the upholstery on a wingback chair with a Finish Max Paint Sprayer.

This cane wingback chair was $5 at a yard sale. I knew it was the perfect project for me to try painting fabric furniture.

All of the fabric had seen better days, but the chair was mainly structurally sound. I did have to glue and clamp one of the legs and staple the lining, but other than that, all it needed was some TLC (paint).

Upholstered Wing Chair Ready For Paint

Here, she is in the paint booth, ready for her makeover.

Painting Upholstery With a Paint Sprayer

This HomeRight Finish Max is my secret weapon for easy makeovers. I knew the fabric and cane on the sides of the chair would be challenging to paint.

 Painting Upholstered Furniture

To get started, I used one of my extra Finish Max cups to spray the chair lightly with water. I’ve seen a lot of fabric furniture painted, and dampening the fabric first seems to be one of the major tips. Since I don’t have a water bottle sprayer, I let the Finish Max handle this job. This shot is after dampening the chair and spraying one light coat over the entire piece with the Finish Max.

Touch Up Upholstered Chair

After two light coats of DIY Chalk Paint on everything, I switched to a chip brush for another (heavy) coat of paint on the fabric back and sides of the seat. You can see the difference in this photo.

Plan B is In Order

Upon closer inspection, I saw that the padded armrests did not look very nice.

I spent almost two hours removing the bazillion staples and tacks from just ONE armrest. After that, you can see that I needed to touch up the chair.

Add a Coordinating Fabric

At this point, I knew I wasn’t going to be using the seat “as is,” so I checked to see how this fabric looked. I loved it!

Finishing Touches Make a Difference

I removed the other armrest padding, used some spackling to do a little patching on all the staple holes,  and did a final coat of paint in the spray booth with the Finish Max and some Behr Premium Plus Ultra in white semi-gloss. Finishing touches like this will make your project shine.

Amazing? I think so! I’m not the first to paint a fabric chair, but I’ve never seen anyone do it with a Finish Max before!

Painted Upholstered Wingback Caned Chair

Here she is now! I employed my neighbor to recover the cushion for me because I didn’t want to drag the sewing machine out of the basement.

Have you ever considered painting upholstered furniture? I’m glad I finally got it out of my system. Given the chance, I would definitely do it again!

UPDATED to ADD: Many of you have asked how it feels. It feels like faux leather or vinyl. How will it wear? I’m not sure. Since the seat was reupholstered, I think the back will hold up fine. I’d give it a run for its money if I had room for it in my house. I found a great post from 11 Magnolia Lane about how her fabric-painted chair is doing seven months later.

Stenciled Chair before and after

For another great tutorial on painting AND stenciling an armchair, see this Chair Makeover from Create and Babble.

gail

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289 Comments

  1. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  2. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

    1. Esther,

      I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

      Did you:
      Strain your paint
      Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
      Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
      Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

      I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

      Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
      http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
      https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
      https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

      I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
      gail

  3. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

    1. Esther,

      I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

      Did you:
      Strain your paint
      Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
      Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
      Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

      I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

      Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
      http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
      https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
      https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

      I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
      gail

  4. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  5. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  6. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  7. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  8. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  9. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  10. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  11. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  12. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  13. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  14. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  15. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  16. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  17. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  18. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  19. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  20. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  21. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  22. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  23. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  24. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  25. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  26. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  27. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  28. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  29. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  30. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  31. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  32. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  33. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  34. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  35. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  36. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  37. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  38. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  39. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  40. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  41. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  42. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  43. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  44. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  45. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  46. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  47. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  48. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  49. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  50. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  51. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  52. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  53. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  54. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  55. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  56. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  57. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  58. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  59. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  60. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  61. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  62. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  63. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  64. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  65. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  66. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  67. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  68. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  69. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  70. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  71. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  72. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  73. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  74. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  75. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  76. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  77. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  78. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  79. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  80. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  81. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  82. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  83. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  84. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  85. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  86. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  87. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  88. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  89. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  90. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  91. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  92. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  93. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  94. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  95. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  96. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  97. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  98. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  99. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  100. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  101. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  102. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  103. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  104. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  105. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  106. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  107. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  108. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  109. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  110. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  111. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  112. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  113. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  114. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  115. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  116. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  117. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  118. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  119. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  120. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  121. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  122. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  123. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  124. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  125. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  126. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  127. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  128. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  129. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  130. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  131. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  132. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  133. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  134. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  135. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  136. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  137. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  138. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  139. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  140. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  141. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  142. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  143. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  144. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  145. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  146. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  147. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  148. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  149. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  150. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  151. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  152. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  153. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  154. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  155. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  156. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  157. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  158. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  159. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  160. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  161. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  162. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  163. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  164. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  165. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  166. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  167. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  168. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  169. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

    1. Esther,

      I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

      Did you:
      Strain your paint
      Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
      Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
      Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

      I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

      Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
      http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
      https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
      https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

      I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
      gail

  170. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  171. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  172. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  173. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  174. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  175. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  176. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  177. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  178. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  179. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  180. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  181. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  182. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  183. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  184. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  185. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  186. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  187. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  188. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  189. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  190. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  191. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  192. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  193. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  194. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  195. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  196. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  197. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  198. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  199. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  200. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  201. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  202. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  203. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  204. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  205. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  206. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  207. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  208. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  209. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  210. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  211. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  212. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  213. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  214. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  215. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  216. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  217. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  218. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  219. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  220. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  221. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  222. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  223. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  224. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  225. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  226. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  227. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  228. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  229. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  230. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  231. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  232. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  233. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  234. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  235. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  236. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  237. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  238. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  239. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  240. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  241. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  242. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  243. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  244. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  245. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  246. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  247. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  248. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  249. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  250. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  251. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  252. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  253. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  254. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  255. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  256. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  257. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  258. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  259. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  260. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  261. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  262. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  263. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  264. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  265. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  266. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  267. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  268. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  269. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  270. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  271. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  272. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  273. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  274. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  275. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  276. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  277. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  278. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  279. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  280. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  281. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  282. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

  283. Esther,

    I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

    Did you:
    Strain your paint
    Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
    Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
    Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

    I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

    Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
    http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
    https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

    I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
    gail

    1. Esther,

      I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

      Did you:
      Strain your paint
      Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
      Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
      Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

      I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

      Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
      http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
      https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
      https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

      I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
      gail

    2. Esther,

      I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

      Did you:
      Strain your paint
      Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
      Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
      Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

      I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

      Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
      http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
      https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
      https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

      I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
      gail

    3. Esther,

      I’m here to help in any way I can! I want you to love your Finish Max as much as I do. I’ve been using mine all day long, painting chair projects, chalkboards, headboard sign and more!

      Did you:
      Strain your paint
      Remove your brass nozzle to clean it and make sure it’s not clogged? (on lump can totally clog it up)
      Overfill your paint cup? (There needs to be room in the cup for air to move.
      Accidentally tip your sprayer over (allowing excess paint to get the top base filled with paint–where the pickup tube inserts)

      I would suggest taking it apart, cleaning it thoroughly (including the brass nozzle) and trying again. If you strain your paint, dilute it to the consistency of buttermilk??? (I usually tell people, if paint runs, it’s too thin, if it won’t spray, it’s too thick)

      Here are a couple of articles to help you out.
      http://bit.ly/CLEANcommandMAX
      https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/finish-max-paint-spraying-101/
      https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/paint-sprayer-tips/

      I really hope this helps, if not, let me know!
      gail

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