Spray Paint Alternative with HomeRight Sprayer
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I love using my HomeRight Finish Max fine finish sprayer. What does that mean exactly? Well, for me it means that I get a great paint job easily in any color I want. But the nice folks at HomeRight.com can explain it a lot better.
From their site:
This Fine Finish HVLP sprayer means that it has a high–volume, low-pressure, and this technology uses a high-volume of air at a low-pressure to apply a professional looking finish. The low pressure assures less overspray. This equates to a sprayer that will direct the finish where you want it — on your project. Precision volume control and adjustable sprayer patterns mean the Finish Max provides a smooth, even finish on projects such as; cabinets, furniture and woodworking projects. Use this Fine Finish Sprayer with paint, chalk paint, clear sealer, polyurethane, primer, stain and varnish.
Yeah… like they said, a great finish, like you’re use to getting from spray paint. But there are benefits to using a spray paint alternative.
10 Reasons to use a Finish Max as a spray paint alternative
- You can match other accessories in your room, by using the same paint you’ve used on your walls.
- You can get several different sheens from the same paint (by using DIY Chalk Paint, and any number of sealants, like wax, poly, and more.
- The clean up of latex is soap and water. Have you TRIED to get spray paint off of your hands?
- You don’t have to figure out how to recycle empty paint spray cans.
- It’s a much cheaper alternative to spray paint.
- Any item that can be spray painted, can get the Finish Max treatment
- Less odor! Spray paint is smelly!
- If your paint and your project are warmed in the sun, you can use your Finish Max at lower air temperatures than you can spray paint.
- A Finish Max will cover more square footage in less time.
- You won’t end up with an impression of a button on your finger.
Granted—there are still small items that will be spray painted, but larger items, or when I have a LOT of stuff—my Finish Max will get a workout.
I had been saving these frames with some other small items. I bought them for the night classes I was teaching. These are a typical “spray paint project”, definitely not something you would want to paint by hand.
I gathered up what I needed for this quickie project. I already had some DIY chalky paint mixed up, so I strained it into my paint cup, and got started spraying with my HomeRight Finish Max .
I sprayed the back of the frames first, then 2 light coats of the chalky paint on the front. It seriously doesn’t get any easier than this.
Are you an impatient crafter? Lately, I’ve used my hair dryer twice to speed up the drying process of my projects. This quickie chalkboard project was one of those times.
TIP: Did you know you can use this chalkboard paint in your paint sprayer? I used it on several chalkboards and the finish was soooo smooth!
Those who are gold lovers out there might be sad that I painted these small frames, but I love their new look.
Now, since this is a HomeRight sponsored post, you KNOW there is a giveaway. One lucky reader will win their very own Finish Max to use as a spray paint alternative on your next project.
HOW TO ENTER:
Mandatory: Leave a comment below about a recent spray paint project that you wish you could have done with a Finish Max, OR one you have coming up that the Finish Max would be perfect for. After leaving your comment, please follow through using the Rafflecopter Widget, because that is where the winner will be selected from all eligible entries. You can earn bonus entries after the mandatory entry. Giveaway starts today and ends in 1 week. The winner will be announced on this post, as well as an email notification. Winner will have 48 hours to claim their prize, or an alternate winner will be chosen. US residents 18 and older, void where prohibited by law.
Good Luck!
gail
This would come in handy when refinishing items for my booth! Love it!
I have been painting bowling balls and pins and have had trouble getting as smooth a finish as I would like. This looks like it would work really great on them.
we just bought a house, and we need to paint all the walls, the doors, trim, and cabinets! So we have our work cut out for us for sure
I will re-purpose tables that I bought from the Salvation Army.
I just finished 2 metal bifold door cabinets for my husband’s shop. It took several cans of spray paint then I ran out of the color so had to use a different color to finish one of them up. It would have been so much easier with this tool.
We just got a hand-me-down set of patio furniture that needs some love.
I would have loved to use this when repainting my metal chairs and glider!
I have some outdoor furniture that needs to be painted
I would love to spray paint my dining room chairs
I can tell you about my husband’s fail with spray paint. He had bought an electric guitar diy kit and wanted to paint the body green, well he hung it up outdoors and had at it. It came out streaky and pock marked with globs of paint. He then sanded and tried to do it again. It came out with the same results. He needs a fine sprayer and maybe a coat of primer first. So it sits looking horrid in the basement. Thanks for a great giveaway, maybe my husband can finally get his guitar painted.
I’ve just discovered chalky paint and would love to upcycle my 1960’s bedroom set but am afraid how bad a job I would do using a paint brush on the large pieces. I can just see all the brush strokes! Ugh! A sprayer would be my ultimate dream to make the upcycle look amazing–imagine no brush strokes!
I have a great full length mirror with a green frame that I’d love to get sprayed a pale spa blue