I have owned this product for about six months and I have tried several projects with it.  It is, in a word, worthless.

The biggest problem is the paint nozzle gets clogged up while I am spraying.  I have used various types of paint including Kilz, and Bear.  This was acrylic latex paint, white usually.  I have even tried thinning the paint to make it work longer, but no use.  It has clogged up after spraying for 10 minutes or so.

This is not a cleaning problem.  I spray thinner (water in latex's case) through the sprayer until it comes out clear, and do the same with the priming cycle.  When I am done there is no evidence of paint.  I disassemble the sprayer and clean it, as well as the outlet valve.  Everything is as clean as I can make it before I pack it away.

Other problems: the gun leaks at the handle unless tightened to a max degree of force, cleaning the bin and cleaning in general takes an enormous amount of water, the spray is heavy at times and light at others, the hose is like trying to control a vehicle suspension spring as it is difficult to move (it is not like an air hose - this hose is not flexible), the paint bin is hard to empty, the "nut" holding the outside part of the exit valve is a very large size and finding a wrench to take it off to clean it will be a problem unless you are an auto mechanic that works on diesel trucks (the 16 wheelers), the cord to the unit is very short which means I had to use an extension cord every time I ran the machine, the unit pulls a lot of power and I tripped breakers more than once... I could go on and on but the reader will understand by now.

The paint crew is a poorly thought out and poorly assembled product that NO one should buy under any circumstances.  I regret the day I saw it and I truly regret the day I purchased it.
I have owned this product for about six months and I have tried several projects with it. It is, in a word, worthless. The biggest problem is the paint nozzle gets clogged up while I am spraying. I have used various types of paint including Kilz, and Bear. This was acrylic latex paint, white usually. I have even tried thinning the paint to make it work longer, but no use. It has clogged up after spraying for 10 minutes or so. This is not a cleaning problem. I spray thinner (water in latex's case) through the sprayer until it comes out clear, and do the same with the priming cycle. When I am done there is no evidence of paint. I disassemble the sprayer and clean it, as well as the outlet valve. Everything is as clean as I can make it before I pack it away. Other problems: the gun leaks at the handle unless tightened to a max degree of force, cleaning the bin and cleaning in general takes an enormous amount of water, the spray is heavy at times and light at others, the hose is like trying to control a vehicle suspension spring as it is difficult to move (it is not like an air hose - this hose is not flexible), the paint bin is hard to empty, the "nut" holding the outside part of the exit valve is a very large size and finding a wrench to take it off to clean it will be a problem unless you are an auto mechanic that works on diesel trucks (the 16 wheelers), the cord to the unit is very short which means I had to use an extension cord every time I ran the machine, the unit pulls a lot of power and I tripped breakers more than once... I could go on and on but the reader will understand by now. The paint crew is a poorly thought out and poorly assembled product that NO one should buy under any circumstances. I regret the day I saw it and I truly regret the day I purchased it.