Ozito Spray Gun review
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- At the added up costs of purchasing Pressure pack Spray cans to paint my Projects I decided to Purchase a Spray Gun.
This Ozito Spray Gun Review is an unboxing of the product and setting it up for use. The Ozito Spray Gun Review will show you how this inexpensive machine performs and how it will save you money in the long run.
I hope that you enjoy this Ozito Spray Gun review and get something from it, cheers Sumo.
Hi sumo im painting stucko on the outside of my house 🇮🇪ive painted the outside kitchen part with a brush and roller had to keep going back with a little brush to fill in the little gaps the big Brush @roller couldn't get into bit got the kitchen outside done now ive to do the upper part of house 🏡 should i buy a paint sprayer and any tips i would really appreciate, trying to do good job for my mother, save her the 1000 pound shebwz quoted, ive other paintjobs to do for her, any advice appreciated, God bless
I think a sprayer would save you a lot of time but I don’t know what a stucko is, as a rule of thumb I normally paint everything indoors with paint brush ( cut in ) & then good quality roller, a spray gun inside can be messy but for outside work where you can cover windows up I would definitely try a spray gun & don’t do it on a windy day.
Most spraining I do is normally smaller parts or outdoor furniture but remember to put tarps & cardboard up & around. Hope that helps a little 👍👍👍
Stuck or pebble dash its the outside on outside of house finished outside of house would now to do inside thanks for your videos found them helpful, have you ever heard of peaple painting there patio stones in back garden seen it done loooks very nice, any tips on paint i should use ta from the emerald isle 🇮🇪 god bless
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@@sumosprojects I think they mean stucco wall finish
Nice review. I have been using these for a couple of years now, have 3, one for oil based, one for water based, and a spare. The beauty of these are that they have a brass pin and nozzle, not plastic, but if you have been spraying for 2-3 mins, check the nozzle, it will need a wipe off, and probably every 15 mins clean the airways. Bunnings sells a small mixer that fits into the bowl, has 3 red blades, use with a drill, and I thin water based paints with warm water and stir in the paint bowl, then screw back on. There are no real adjustments, only how far you can pull the needle which controls how quick the paint comes out. Practice on scrap, or cardboard until you are happy with result, which may include further thinning... When you are finished, you can dismantle the spraying section and remove the needle and clean it completely, clean the airways in spray head, and the nozzle, it will spray like a new machine next time you use it.
Very informative, Sumo. It's nice to have finally found an Aussie woodworker and a reviewer. Thank you :)
Cheers Khaled, I’m happy you enjoyed my video mate & there’s quite a few Aussies on UA-cam 🤠👍👍👍
Hey folks, I was finding that purchasing pressure pack spray paints was getting to be expensive so I bought this Ozito Spray gun & I must say I’ll never look back, Cheers Sumo.
Paint and decking oils in general are getting way over priced these days.
I remember buying decking oil for around 25 bucks for a 4ltr tin,
now days its a minimum of 50 bucks, if you're lucky! 😨
Sumo's Projects thanks for a great video Sumo! Can you tell me what the ‘overspray’ is like...?
I found Sumo's demonstration clear & precise - helped me so I now know what to do to spray paint
Good onya mate & thank you for the nice recommendation 🍻👍👍👍
Looks like I'll be getting myself one. Good review mate.
P.S. Love the logo.
Great logo design mate, I am most pleased with the guy who did that 🧐 not a bad spray gun at all mate 🍺👍👍👍👍
Nice review Dirk. I just wish you would stop tempting me with toys like this :-)
Tis a good investment Stephen, temptation lures even the strongest at heart 😮😁😁😁😁
Honest to god, showing it works with oil, has saved me rolling a timber boat shed for 4 weeks. Thanks Sumo you mad dog. GO COWBOYS
Good to hear mate, yeah go Bulls 🤞🤞🙏😁👍👍👍
I just used 1 of these exact guns. Bloody excellent!
Great to hear Kris 👍👍👍
That gun looks quite compact, I bought a similar type of gun from Aldi a couple of years ago nowhere near as compact but the same idea, found it fantastic for spraying shellac but I struggled with paint. I have been exploring using a sprayer again recently when a friend gave me an old gun of his and have been getting better results, I think it has to do with the quality of paint and the thinning down to the right consistency more than the gun itself. It's a great review and shows you do not need to spend a fortune to start spraying and get good results. 👍👍👍
G’day Graham, I was spending quite a bit of money at Bunnings on Spray paint cans & thought why not try a proper set up, yes it cocos initially to purchase the paint but the mileage is so much better & the thing is to practice like we do on most things we try out. This gun was recommended by the staff at Bunnings & the price is really fair for achieving a result of finishing so much faster although smaller projects the pressure pack cans will suffice.
Just go on the formula of 10 percent mix down on thicker paint or finish & you’ll be yodelling the hills are alive lol, let me know how it goes down the track mate 🍻👍👍👍👍🇦🇺
Might buy this tomorrow to paint my roof
Excellent review mate. exactly what I needed to know
Cheers Bill, I’m really glad that it helped you to consider it mate, Sumo 👍🇦🇺
Awesome Dirk, any time your ready mate, you can start paining my house .....LOL
Cheers Tony, I’ll be over sooooooon to paint 😳🧐🧐🧐🧐🧐 yep soon 🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🤠👍
That's a bargain price. The Wagner I reviewed was nearly 3x the cost and I'm sure while it may have a bit better life and a few extra features it won't do 3x as good a job. They do tend to chew through thin oils if you are not careful, but as you said, compared to spray cans which cost a fortune still a good tool to have. I've found if you are careful there is not too much more clean up than brushes, but the prep can take a lot longer. I liked the outside use, much easier that way!
Took me a while to understand that the pressure pack paints become costly so after some staff consultation with the local Bunnings crew a fella told me they are pretty good & to be honest the Ozito tools aren’t that terrible mate so that’s something, I’d love a Wagner however not gonna pay that much to apply something to wood as I’m a hobbyist lol, cheers James 🎥🎥🔨🔨👍👍
Great video I learned a lot,and hello from Wales🏴👍
Hello mate, glad you got something from the video 🤠🍺👍
Thanks I like your instructions, very clear
Thanks so much for this review, I will definitley be picking one up on my next Bunnings trip!!
G’day Samantha, very glad to hear that you’re going to purchase this after viewing my review, the price of other sprayers go up considerably so this is a great option to do the same job, let me know what you think of it in the future, cheers 🍻👍👍Sumo
Looks like a decent tool mate - will consider getting one of them I reckon. Excellent review !
G’day Rob, you know I was apprehensive of using a spray gun but then I thought bugger it just buy one & give it a bash, crickey what can go wrong, learning by doing approach is the key 🍻🍻👍👍👍
@@sumosprojects I reckon hear hear!
Nice. Been tempted to get one of these for a few projects I have in mind. You actually gave me a couple more ideas with the furniture oil.
Great to hear mate, at $42 you’ve got nothing to lose & I don’t think that I’ll ever go back to conventional painting, good luck with it 👍👍👍
@@sumosprojects Well in a few months when it starts warming up again, I might have a crack at the redoing the side fence the missus has been asking about for years. Plus I need to re-oil an existing bench this year, plus hoping to make a couple of other seats for around the pool area. Funnily my local Bunning's bloke tried to talk me out of getting one of these, said it wasn't that great.
Crickey mate looks like the warmer weather is going to mean you’re very busy but that’s a good thing. My Bunnings recommended it to me as they said it’s good for the price & I believe that if you can do 5 projects with it you’ve covered the $42 you spent on it.
Mate in life many things are gut instinct & & if my review can be a bit of help it means you’ve hopefully gained more than you may lose, happy painting Mr Chips lol 🇦🇺🇦🇺🍻🍻👍👍👍
Hi Sumo. First up, "Go Melbourne Storms", kicked the tigers behind -- 5 tries in 15 minutes.
Nice video! I got my Ozito spray paint in Bunnings as well 2 years ago when I asked my dad to paint my fence. After a few tries, he gave up and used a brush instead (while I was away working in an office). He said it is not even and splatters a lot. 2 year on, I tried to use it to spray a part of our wooden gate, I can see why he gave up. My problem in my paint spray is it has "chunks" of paint (not the fine mist that you have). I diluted the paint more, 75ml water to 500ml paint. But it still has chunks. I grab a skewer stick and place some stick tape at the end (to serve as propellers) and used it for mixing the paint with my drill. But it only did a little help. Can you give me tips to have it spray finer. Do I need to clean it thoroughly? Do I need to screen the paint to eliminate lumps? HELP.
Great video dirk I have a cheap sprayer and they work great and save so much time
You are so right mate, I was always apprehensive of using a sprayer but now I’m hooked, will still use rags for food grade finishes but this is a game changer 🍻👍👍👍 Sumo
what a pleasant fellow and great video! thanks sumo!!!!
You’re welcome Monique 🤠🍻👍
How about painting chair with chalk paint please?
Bought one as I hate painting . First try on the fence were interesting to say the least . The dilution rate is important . Your advice was accurate and informative thanks Sumo .
No worries Glenn, it’s a bit of trial & error mate but works itself out as you play around with it for a while mate 🍻👍👍👍
This one is suitable for thin paint, but not enough powerful for thick paint. If you want to use acrylic paint for wall, it may become a nightmare even if you mix with water as thinner.
I must have done something wrong, I tried thinning down some water based exterior paint in this unit but still found it quite thick and it "spat" the paint out onto the wall rather than spraying it in a nice fashion, so I found it very slow to use. Pretty sure I was way more than 10% dilution too. Still, it saved me getting RSI from using a brush to get into all those deep mortar lines.
My tip is to use hearing protection. The fan is quite noisy if you're doing a big job that'll take a while.
Mate I had to go through trial & error getting the consistency of the measure correct myself, the viscosity of different finishes is always different & you’ll need to experiment a little bit 🍻👍👍👍
Thank you for this review Dirk 😊 I've been looking at the same one here locally on offer for 20 Euros. I'm off to buy one of the last 2 left 😊 ॐ
Good stuff mate, I hope that it does all you require it to & I’m happy with mine. I’ve been cutting camphor laurel today & it’s definitely helped my sinuses out lol, carry on mate 🍻🍻👍👍👍👍
Seems like a good gun. I have a wagner i never use 😒
Wagner bragger Lol, yes they are top class but I’m still crawling in the world of spraying & if I learn to work I’ll come over & grab your Wagner 😁🤠👍👍👍👍👍
@@sumosprojects lol, didn't know wagner is that exensive :D. i did all my walls, and i found the paint was even much more expensive hehe
Guess what, I just had to get the spray gun and have already used it twice, I love it and I'm sure I will find a lot more things to spray outside, I have some large garden statues looking a bit drab
Happy to hear that Judy, I tried to make the review as honest as I could in doing the demonstration, so happy to know you have gotten good use from it 🇦🇺🍻👍
I had a NIGHTMARE with this gun using enamel paint...the 10% dilution with paint thinner did not empty the cup within 30 seconds, so i had to add more. This caused the paint to crack on the garage door. Honestly...for small jobs such as tables and chairs use paint cans, any time you lose with cans you make up due to the prep and cleanup time.
Fair enough, it works for me & I agree for small jobs pressure pack paints are more economical but if you do a lot of spraying with the same finish this is your best option
@@sumosprojects i need 1 pice
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Because of your video i purchased this and is so good and easy beats roller and brush any day
G’day Aaron, mate that’s so good to hear & I was exactly the same, a bit apprehensive about it but now it’s a nice thing to have in the shed to apply any finish, thanks for your feedback mate 🍻👍👍👍
Thanks Sumo! Glad I found your tutorial on this very product I bought today for painting my furniture pieces.
Can't wait to get started.
Cheers!
@@kld75 No worries mate, happy days 👍
Sumo i dont know if you still look at the comments ,,,,,,,,,, great video only thing i would change is the shirt , cheers wazza
Cheers Warren, I don’t see many comments but yours was there & im appreciative of yours. Go Storm & Collingwood 💪🇦🇺🍻👍
good video got all the info i need thanks
Glad to hear 👍👍👍🍺
Mate great review, I’m ripping into some indoor walls tomorrow with it. All masked and covered in plastics so hoping the spatter can give me a quick turn around in the undercoat. Shame about yourself team but 🐔
Thanks for that & I hope it gives you the results your looking for 🍺👍👍
Glad it worked out for you Dirk
Worked out great mate, it’s an easier way to finish a project up 👍👍👍
Please never say "go ahead and..." You're an Aussie mate!
They are very good sprayers just the overspray could be bit better. Great review mate👍
I tested that out of the blue mate as daylight & time was getting away from me but you’re right I should of adjusted the flow, I need to improve my schedule to finish things properly lol 🍻👍👍👍🍺
Hey mate. Wonderful video! Does water vs thinner depend on the paint base you have? Like oil based requires thinner water base uses water?
G’day Amy, yes water is used on water based paint & thinner on oil base, bit of trial & error to get the mix 100% right so try your spray out on some scrap materials 👍
I bought my today. I find it is bit heavy after holding a while. 😭overall for just quick painting fence I think is a good price.
It’s a great price for many jobs mate, glad you’ll be putting straight into use 🍻👍👍👍
Thanks for the review Dirk. What was the finish like compared to a spray can?
Fine tuning it still Dave but it’ll catapult spray cans & keep the cost right down mate 🍻👍👍👍
Hey mate, thanks for the video. I recently purchased a wagner sprayer to spray my internal doors but found it left little splatter dots of paint everywhere, i tried and tried with different settings. I finally got it to spray ok when up really close but then had run marks. Is the ozito the same? Im trying to get a silky smooth finish on my doors.
@@jordy083 G’day Jordan, I would of thought the Wagner would be way better as the Ozito does well but not the best for silky smooth. Maybe have another play around with the Wagner or take it back & ask them why it’s not doing as it’s supposed to do.
@sumosprojects yeah ive taken it back today.
Do you think you could paint a car using it? Trying to respray my car on a budget and found this.
I probably wouldn’t use this one mate, the guns spray painters use are worth a bit more than this one, I’d use the Ozito on home projects like wood finishes or painting less expensive things than a car 🍻👍
Thanks mate, I had to paint a brick wall with deep mortar between the bricks. I bought this spray gun, watched your video and won. Much appreciated buddy 👍🏼
Great result Kai, I’m always glad to hear that people have had success something I reviewed mate, thank you for the feedback 🍻🇦🇺👍👍👍
Looks like it would make finishing a lot easier. Thanks for the review
No sweat mate, you know it’s one of those things in life that you’d wished you’d purchased earlier, a lot of what we do is related to best time management practices given we work so I’m really happy with it, cheers Dave 👍👍👍👍
Good stuff buddy, you will be looking for stuff to paint!! Lol
Jake I have to hide it from the missus as she’ll want the interior painted etc yada yada Lol, it’s a good un of a spray gun mate 👍👍👍
I’m going through painting the rooms in my house at the moment and got sick to death of pissfarting about with rollers, so I’ve been considering a sprayer. I wasn’t sure if this would allow me to do my ceilings, so this has really helped me out. Thank you mate, good review
Glad to hear mate, it surely saves a load of time & once you get the hang of it it is a lot of fun. I’ve not considered the inside of the house but naturally it’s going to work & as long as the mixture ratio is correct you’ll be flying, cheers mate 👍👍👍👍
Nothing worse than piss farting.
Can I use it to paint gyprock using water base paint ?
I don’t know mate, try it out as I’ve not done it yet 👍
Hi Sumo, thanks for the review! I'm thinking of one of these as an alternative to a compressor/air gun, how do you think it would stack up?
No sweat mate, was half the reason that I bought it & so far so good especially at the price 🍻🍻🇦🇺🇦🇺👍👍👍
Hi Sumo, Thanks for the video. I used this to spray paint our internal doors and had a few issues. Its got a very narrow spray so has left alot of patches on the doors and also there is plenty of extra overspray. I was painting leaving the doors with the hinges on though. Did you face any such issues? Or maybe its not ideal for the doors?
I encountered overspray as well unfortunately & I think that the mix & flow of using the sprayer is difficult to get 100% right however saying this I’ve see Wagner sprayers also take some getting use to.
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Thanks for the review mate, will it do for epoxy based paints or just water and oil based? Thanks again
Cheers Jean, not sure on epoxy based paints mate but best you ask Bunnings or contact Ozito directly 🍻🍻👍👍👍
Thanks nonetheless mate, enjoy watching your projects and reviews
That’s very much appreciated 🍻🍻👍👍👍👍
Thanks for that info
I should buy it🙂🙂🙂
Love the video mate. Thanks very much.
Good to hear mate & thank you kindly for watching 🇦🇺🤠🍺👍
How would you say airless guns go with contact adhesives that have a higher viscosity?
Not sure as I’ve never sprayed contact adhesives, only timber finish but no harm in trying I suppose 🔨🔨👍👍👍
I bought one years ago and it was terrible. It spat the paint all over the place and had terrible pattern. Thick or Thin paint, did not matter.. I'm now aiming to buy the 18V Cordless version to see if it is better..
Fair enough mate, I suppose at an 1/8 of the price of another branded sprayer we cannot expect perfection but it’s a tool that tends to be more helpful than pressure pack cans 👍👍👍
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Hi Sumo, what's your views on using car paint and spray paint a small barina hatch ?? would it have the power to do so ???
Oh that’s a good question Peter, I would perhaps opt for a better quality sprayer like a Wagner to tackle that because it has better spray adjustment
@@sumosprojects I visited bunnings tonight, asking about the ozito top loader spray gun, ASG-GFK, is a 3 piece set costing $79, data on this spray gun says, This kit is ideal for automotive applications like repainting car panels or motor bikes. The gravity feed design has a more efficient paint consumption rate and reduces occurrences of paint splutter when the paint runs low, giving a great finish. So will seek more info concerning this spray gun.........
@@Peter170254 Hoping for best results for you Peter 👍
Very helpful, thank you!
No worries Tania, glad to hear 👍👍👍
Hey big fella, how is this now it's been just over a year. Do you use it much? Has it held up OK? I like your review and I want to get one so I am curious as to how it has been for you.
G’day mate, to be honest I haven’t used it a great deal but it goes alright for a cheapie & as you know when you look up at the Wagner the price skyrockets lol, not to much to lose out on here 🍻👍👍👍
@@sumosprojects Thanks mate, that's pretty much what i expected. Cheers
You been to Daddy day care again
I suppose 😳😳😳🧐, what a place to be at though 😂😂😂👍👍👍
G’day mate. I saw you used water. I have never seen someone thin out paint with water. What is the difference between turpentine?
Water based paint mate, turps is for oil based 👍
@@sumosprojects thank you so much for replying.
@@edwardjames2497 No worries Edward 👍
Can this be used to paint a shipping container
Don’t see why not, just clean the tank thoroughly mate 👍
Can you put oil based paints through it.
100% yes 🍻👍👍👍
Just being picky but putting in 80ml of water then topping up to 800ml is not a 10% dilution. It's around 11.1%. 72ml of water is almost perfect 👍.
You’re correct but giving a tolerance is always the way we work, like the chainsaw oil to fuel mix, not always spot on but close enough 😉👍👍👍👍
Terrible for staining a fence lol have this model OMG the over spray is shocking so goes through the stain fast! Just brought a Certa airless paint sprayer from Dick Smiths that can use directly from the 10 liter can and replaced the tip with a Wagner HEA tip for a claimed 55% less over spray. So no more messy refills! I know I am being stupid to compare this to a gun airless paint sprayer, but this is strictly useful for very small jobs as the over spray and small pot size is a pain.
Fair call Greg, I notice the overspray mate & all things being equal this was a cheap pickup that was recommended for that reason so we need to work within the parameters of cost effective- performance mate.
I have issues with the pressure pack wood finishes that at $10 a can clog up if you don’t respect them lol, but a bit of playing about & control this sprayer isn’t to bad, Wagner cost way over $100 & not in my budget, appreciate your feedback 🍻🍻🇦🇺👍👍👍
Look at that overspray though, gee
Buy a Wagner at a few hundred bucks
Thanks I was going to buy he dulux spray system but it looks like it works just was well and I have a few orzito products and I love them. Thanks so much
Happy to help Leanne 👍👍👍
Hi subscribed have just come across you sight. Loved it. With the Ozito spray do you think it would do a small house or small shed. Thanks
G’day mate, apologise for late reply but I reckon it would do the job for many applications, at the price it sells for it’ll do most of your jobs & thank you for subscribing 🇦🇺🍻👍
Great review, could you do follow up vid on what its like to clean. Interested see how difficult it is too clean. Keep up the good work.
Hi Jay, I shall mention it in my next Shop Update buddy which should hopefully be in June so stay tuned 👍👍👍 Sumo
Easy clean , chuck in bin.
Neat explaination matey on electric Ozito spray gun..KooL man.. Thanks.. 👍
No sweat, hope that it’s something that works out for you mate 🇦🇺🍻👍
legend mate, thank you!!
No sweat Matt 🍻👍👍👍
Mine broke on the first day
Take it back 👍
Can I use this to spray my car?
Generally you can. But the quality wouldn't be great. You need more finer paint spay than this. Painting wood is way too different from painting metals, esp fine finishes.
Hey Mate, would you recommend this spray gun for 2 pack varnish?
Not sure what you mean mate but generally if the mix is correct I don’t see why it couldn’t be used for everything, bit of trial & error 🧐🤞🍻👍
Good thanks sir
Great to hear 🍻👍
It`s a really nice video! Tomorrow I`m going to start painting our new doors and trim with exactly this sprayer. Just one question- on your video you didn`t filter the paint. Is this acceptable for water based paints, please? I have purchased British Paint (water based) at Bunnings and still can`t realize about filtering. Should or shouldn`t ... And if we have to filter it- when it must be performed- after or before it`s mixed with water. Thank you
G’day mate & thank you for the comment Alexander, well I’ve not filtered the water based paint but rather so added the water first & stirred the paint before adding it to the required ratio.
I’ve not had an issue doing it this way & you’ll need to trial & error getting the nozzle setting & distance from what you’re spraying right but this doesn’t take to long & you’ll have the control correct.
Let me know how you get on & have fun doing it 🍻🍻👍👍🇦🇺
Thanks for this mate - all the necessary points without fluff. Legend~
Thanks mate 🍻👍👍👍👍
Im late to the party but cheers mate glad i discovered your channel by the way
Cheers mate, thank you for jumping onboard 👍👍👍
Thanks mate
No sweat mate 👍👍👍
Hey Sumo, any advice on using one of these for a thin painting on exterior brick walls? Thanks for the video btw.
I’ve found it best with heavier applications as it’s not overly easy to adjust like a Wagner gun however for the cost of the Ozito it’s worth trying it out 👍
@@sumosprojects Thanks for the advice! I will look into Wagner's now as well.
Thank you
You’re welcome 👍
It’s actually a bit of a let down, I tried everything. I have tried watering the paint down bit by bit. It spatters they paint out. I have stirred the paint. I think you get a much better finish using a brush. The best way is to use this and then go over the piece with a brush. I used Walpamur fence paint onto a timber fence.
Don’t know Paul, it’s trial & error mate & if you look up at the expensive models your up for hundreds, make sure you mix everything really well
Awesome review just what I was looking for. I'm buying one tomorrow for my ceilings. 👍👍👍
No worries & thank you for replying as it’s a great indicator that I’ve done justice to this product.
Happy painting 🇦🇺🍺👍
When I spray mine is coming out dotty anyone know why ?
Stir well & make sure Nobel isn’t blocked
Thanks Sumo, great video and very informative can’t wait to use my new spray gun
No worries Jessica, I hope it works well on all of your projects 🇦🇺👍👍👍
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Thanks for the great video,heading down to Bunnings now to get one,all the best buddy
Cheers to you & im glad that the video helped you in deciding that you could be confident purchasing one, happy spray painting 🇦🇺🍻👍
Thanks for the review - I saw this in bunnings. I will definitely buy it in few weeks once I finished sanding the plasterboard in my shed - cheers✌🍻
G’day Ron, I’m always happy to get feedback mate & I hope that it’ll do a good job, cheers 🍻👍Sumo
Thanks sumo i was looking for this
Excellent demonstration
Cheers mate
No worries mate, very glad to hear & hope it gives you the finish that your after 🇦🇺🍻👍
I know this is an old video but thanks for the upload. Very happy to finally go try out my new sprayer I’ve had for nearly 6 mo the 🤦🏼♂️
Good to hear mate 👍👍👍🇦🇺
good review champion! gonna pick one of these up today yeww!
Awesome mate, happy woodworking 🇦🇺🍻👍
Have you tried varnishing with this Ozito? the nozzle is 2.5mm and would have thought varnish/stain might be too thin. Any experience on that?
No I haven’t tried varnishing yet with this however I’ve got some upcoming projects where I’ll try it out 🔨👍👍👍
I'll look forward to it.
Looks pretty good Sumo. Convinced me mate. Thanks for the tips. Cheers.👍
Cheers mate & no worries 🇦🇺🍻👍
That’s pretty good that it can do oil based as well as water based. Mine’s about $800 and it’s water based only
G’day mate, the oil base was a thin fluid exterior & interior finish from Aldi, I thought they’d all have that capability!, have you got a Wagner Sprayer? 👍👍
Sumo's Projects no mine’s an expensive Graco one. There’s usually one gun for water based and another for oil because water based finishes are as thick as yoghurt and oil based are as thin as water
Good to know, funny isn’t it when you go & buy one somebody offers me a Wagner Sprayer for free lol, always happens 😳😁😁👍👍👍
Great vid. I’ve considered these devices in the past but was afraid I’d clog it the first time. I should give it another though. Thanks man ✌️
Nah just let it rip Rob, bigger stars thing is keeping everything clean & it’s sometimes quick action to do that, preferably a couple of containers would be good for different finishes 👍👍👍
Thanks so much for your help. You answered all my questions in this video. On my way to buy one now.
G’day mate, considering the price of the Wagner sprayers you’ll find this should satisfy your needs for a sprayer, happy I could help 🍻🇦🇺👍👍👍
Also thank godi found a good Aussie wood worker ! Legend.
Cheers Amy, there are a few of around 🇦🇺🍻👍
Hi sumo
Thank you for review
M just wondering if I can use this awesome tool to paint my roof tiles?
What's your thought on roof tiles?
Hey mate I think yes but not on a windy day & take care on the roof but if you can spray one thing with it there’s no reason you cannot spray most with it, good luck 👍👍👍
@@sumosprojects thank you mate.. Let's see how I go and would like to put here if it goes well and let other people help on DIY PROJECTS.
thank you so much sir