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I’m gonna throw this out there if you have a lot to do, but since I got into airless spraying it’s really hard to replicate the finish you get with a roller or brush. It can be dangerous if your not careful but it’s fantastic to do once you get the hang of it.
Worst part is masking but the time I save spraying now is next level and the finish too
konastab01-
I think my girlfriend's parents have one, I'd discounted using it because we're not able to paint everything in one go and ceilings are a white and walls are a mixture of colours. The walls are also 150 year old plaster which we've done our best to get smooth but the ones which needed to get skimmed felt lifeless so we're just using lining paper.
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Chap who did our decoration would have done it with a gun if our stuff wasn't in the place :)
He said for the best finish you follow the gun with another man with a roller to add texture. Finish with the gun is so consistent any imperfections (from paint, technique or wear) are super visible.
rj
Howard
Painting... I've been watching YouTube and the professionals seem to be able to work on floor to ceiling rolls before loading up more paint. I can manage about an 2xA3 sheets. Does the roller make a difference? Should I just be getting more paint on the roller or should I be watering down the paint a bit? Got a whole house in various stages of renovation so I don't mind getting the right kit if it makes a difference.