I need a paint sprayer

[91FE]

I need to paint quite a few interior raised panel doors... I hate painting...I REALLY hate painting doors. Any sprayer suggestions out there?

Thanks,
Scott

[Pappy]

I have sprayed both paints and deck/fence stains with this one.

http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...temnumber=7902

Only hassel is cleaning the supply hose.

[wardprobst]

If you're doing a fine finish paint, I'd look into the FUJI. It is a great tool and you can use it for cabinets, etc. Look here- http://www.bt3central.com/showthread.php?t=24279
for current deal on Amazon.
DP

[LCHIEN]

You might look at the Critter, an inexpensive, low air consumption sprayer that uses standard jelly jars for the paint. Has received many good reviews.

http://www.bt3central.com/showthread...hlight=critter

http://www.bt3central.com/showthread...hlight=critter

http://www.amazon.com/Critter-Spray-...042335?ie=UTF8

[91FE]

I think most of the HVLP set-ups are out of my budget range. For $300-400... I'll suck it up and grab a brush.

I've seen the critter and really like the idea of storing unused paint in regular mason jars. The price is right too. I've read the other posts and a few reviews online, but I can't really get a feel for the size of projects it will handle. Would painting a raised panel interior door be considered a medium job? Would painting a dozen of them be considered large? I says it will spray a 2-1/2" diameter circle, which I guess would work for painting doors. I'll be spraying latex over oil, so I'll need to spray a primer. Can that stuff be thinned?

Any thoughts?