🎉 Elevate Your DIY Game with Effortless Precision!
PRECISION ENGINEERING - Experience superior performance with a durable brass spray tip designed for longevity.
ADJUSTABLE AIR CAP SETTINGS - Customize your spray direction with horizontal, vertical, or round patterns.
RELIABLE SUPPORT WARRANTY - Enjoy peace of mind with U.S. based customer service and a 2-year warranty.
SMOOTH FINISH NO BRUSH MARKS - Transform your projects with a flawless finish that rivals professional results.
VERSATILE MATERIAL COMPATIBILITY - Effortlessly spray everything from chalk paint to varnish with ease.
The HomeRight Finish Max Paint Sprayer is an electric HVLP spray gun designed for easy use and superior finishes. With adjustable settings, a precision brass tip, and compatibility with various materials, it’s perfect for DIY enthusiasts looking to achieve professional-quality results. Backed by a 2-year warranty and U.S. based customer support, this sprayer is a reliable choice for all your painting needs.
Specifications
Item Dimensions W x H
9"W x 12.5"H
Item Weight
3.1 Pounds
Tank Volume
27 Fluid Ounces
Material
Brass, Plastic
Style
Finish Max
Color
Blue/White
Power Source
AC/DC
Reviews
4.1
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V**A
Great product! I love this HomeRight Finish Max Fine ...
Great product! I love this HomeRight Finish Max Fine Paint Sprayer so much. I researched a lot of different sprayers and after reading the favorable reviews for this product, I decided to take the plunge. So happy I did as it made my painting projects effortless and they came out amazing! At first I thinned the latex paint too much and the result was drippy. After I made the necessary corrections the paint covered very well. I used a coat of primer and 2 coats of semi gloss latex paint. One of my paint projects was a louvre bi fold door and it was quick, easy and looks like new. The last time I painted louvre doors was with spray cans and it took too long, was too expensive and came out blotchy because I wanted a shiny finish to make the doors easy to wipe clean but it was taking far too many cans of paint to achieve this result and I had to stop, hence the doors attracted dust and were a pain to clean. This sprayer is very easy to use and very simple to clean. I was concerned about the cleaning aspect of a hand held sprayer but it really was not a big deal. I used an old toothbrush to clean the head and little crevices because I found the brush that was included was too soft to really get into the nooks and crannies. The sprayer did clog but only twice while I was doing a far larger furniture project and I only had to give the head a quick cleaning (didn't take it apart just used the wet toothbrush). If there were a drawback to this HomeRight finish sprayer, it would be that you can only paint items that are standing up, not laying down. I tried to paint cabinet doors and had them on the lawn which didn't work out well. Once I stood them up on an old table with bricks behind them to hold them standing upright it all went well. Other than that, if you're in need of a paint sprayer that is easy to use, easy to clean and a great price, this is the one to choose!
L**E
Excellent for a first-time paint spray user!
I previously ordered a more common/expensive brand of sprayer and returned it on a whim due to the good Homeright reviews. This item does not disappoint! This was my first time using a sprayer, so I don't have any other basis of comparison; HOWEVER, this sprayer made my bathroom vanity look like a professional job. Right out of the box, it was super easy to use.Pros:*Professional finish for a novice*Ease of use right out of the box*Lightweight and ergonomically superior to another brand I tried*Sprays more types of paint than similarly priced big box brand sprayersCons:*Not a heavy duty sprayer (and it is not advertised to be), so thinning the paint to the right viscosity is a bit annoying*Uses way more paint than rolling*Does not come with a cap for paint reservoir making it annoying between coatsTime-saving tip:32 ounce paint sprayer liners are your friends! Paint cannot sit in sprayers long enough for a coat to dry and you can go for round 2. This means that it is best to clean out your sprayer between coats. At first I was thinking man, this is annoying. This raises a problem because as I mentioned 1) the sprayer paint cup doesn't have a cap to store your paint and 2) you need clean water in the spray cup to clear your gun.*How did I solve this problem? I lined my cup with paint liners and then in between coats, twisted the top, secured it with a tie and stuck it in a larger plastic bag (backup to prevent spills - learned the hard way with gray paint all over my kitchen counter). This meant that I could easily fill my spray cup with clean water (without having to buy an extra one) and clean my gun in no time. When it was time for another coat, I just popped the bag right back in and stirred the paint and got to work! I hope this helps someone!
W**S
Easy set up
Works very well
M**L
PROFESSIONAL RESULTS
We've had this sprayer for around a year and had only used it on small projects. That is until we had a lot of extra time at home and decided to tackle painting our kitchen cabinets. And let me make one thing very clear, the only thing I know about painting was picked up by a handful of YouTube videos. We focused on the edges first and then followed with steady 50% overlapping sweeping passes across the big surfaces. I can't tell you if this is correct or not, but our results were outstanding. absolutely! It also comes with a little viscosity cup, which I'll admit, I lost a while back but we ran all our primer and paint through these paint strainers to make sure there was no clumps and everything sprayed great. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000PA09V0/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1XMA Header ImageTCP Global 50 Pack of Paint Strainers with Fine 190 Micron Filter Tips - Premium"Pure Blue" Ultra-Flow Blue Nylon Mesh - Cone Paint Filter Screenamazon.comNow, before jumping right into to slinging paint, my advice would be to go WAY over the top (literally) with your masking and paint booth. Spend the time now, you'll be thankful later. And make sure to wear breathing and eye protection. My wife and I each have one of these by 3M respirators https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0009F5KDS/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 and they work perfectly, while not making us overheat like our N95 masks sometimes do. Very reasonable cost when we bought them, but with COVID who knows?Ok, so we removed the doors and set up craft paper covered folding tables inside a plastic sheet room in the garage. Although I wish we would've span it over the top also because the overspray gets everywhere! Also, plan ahead because depending on the size of your kitchen, you're going to need a lot of space, or plan to paint in shifts, but we didn't want to be moving them around too much. Also, get a bunch of the little table tents to prop the panels up off the surface, so you can get a good coat all around. **one more tip for the doors - do the backs first. We primed first, but when it came to paint, we did two coats to the backs until we were happy, then flipped them all and hit the fronts with three coats and are very happy. NO BRUSH STROKES! The main reason for doing backs first is that even if the tents happen to leave small tick marks in the surface, it's on the back side and. you'll never see or focus on them.**Now back inside to do the frames. We went to the trouble of masking the inside of the cabinets and the best results I had was cutting cardboard to just bigger than each opening. I then cut a hole big enough to reach through and tape them in place. The hole is easy to cover back up before spraying. < Not sure that makes sense, but stick with me. With all of that effort yielded, we did get the results we were hoping for, but I think that if I had it to do over again, I would have bought more primer & paint and just shot them inside and out. Also, take EVERYTHING out of the cabinets...no matter which process you follow. Much less stressful, trust me. Truthfully though, this sprayer is so easy to use, and the only odd thing I ran into, was when painting over my head for extended periods of time, I opened the paint reservoir and turned the straw 180 degrees so that it pulled paint from the back instead of front. That'll make more sense when you start working with it. Hope this helps somebody.
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The Home Right Command Max HVLP Sprayer is ideal for precision spraying of thin materials like varnishes and stains. Very limited overspray minimizes prep time and work site cleanup.
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Right out of the box, it was super easy to use.Pros:*Professional finish for a novice*Ease of use right out of the box*Lightweight and ergonomically superior to another brand I tried*Sprays more types of paint than similarly priced big box brand sprayersCons:*Not a heavy duty sprayer (and it is not advertised to be), so thinning the paint to the right viscosity is a bit annoying*Uses way more paint than rolling*Does not come with a cap for paint reservoir making it annoying between coatsTime-saving tip:32 ounce paint sprayer liners are your friends! Paint cannot sit in sprayers long enough for a coat to dry and you can go for round 2. This means that it is best to clean out your sprayer between coats. At first I was thinking man, this is annoying. This raises a problem because as I mentioned 1) the sprayer paint cup doesn't have a cap to store your paint and 2) you need clean water in the spray cup to clear your gun.*How did I solve this problem? I lined my cup with paint liners and then in between coats, twisted the top, secured it with a tie and stuck it in a larger plastic bag (backup to prevent spills - learned the hard way with gray paint all over my kitchen counter). This meant that I could easily fill my spray cup with clean water (without having to buy an extra one) and clean my gun in no time. When it was time for another coat, I just popped the bag right back in and stirred the paint and got to work! I hope this helps someone!"},{"@type":"Review","reviewRating":{"@type":"Rating","ratingValue":"4.0"},"author":{"@type":"Person","name":"W***S"},"datePublished":"April 29, 2025","name":"Easy set up","reviewBody":"Works very well"},{"@type":"Review","reviewRating":{"@type":"Rating","ratingValue":"5.0"},"author":{"@type":"Person","name":"M***L"},"datePublished":"June 9, 2020","name":"PROFESSIONAL RESULTS","reviewBody":"We've had this sprayer for around a year and had only used it on small projects. 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It also comes with a little viscosity cup, which I'll admit, I lost a while back but we ran all our primer and paint through these paint strainers to make sure there was no clumps and everything sprayed great. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000PA09V0/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1XMA Header ImageTCP Global 50 Pack of Paint Strainers with Fine 190 Micron Filter Tips - Premium\"Pure Blue\" Ultra-Flow Blue Nylon Mesh - Cone Paint Filter Screenamazon.comNow, before jumping right into to slinging paint, my advice would be to go WAY over the top (literally) with your masking and paint booth. Spend the time now, you'll be thankful later. And make sure to wear breathing and eye protection. My wife and I each have one of these by 3M respirators https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0009F5KDS/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 and they work perfectly, while not making us overheat like our N95 masks sometimes do. Very reasonable cost when we bought them, but with COVID who knows?Ok, so we removed the doors and set up craft paper covered folding tables inside a plastic sheet room in the garage. Although I wish we would've span it over the top also because the overspray gets everywhere! Also, plan ahead because depending on the size of your kitchen, you're going to need a lot of space, or plan to paint in shifts, but we didn't want to be moving them around too much. Also, get a bunch of the little table tents to prop the panels up off the surface, so you can get a good coat all around. **one more tip for the doors - do the backs first. We primed first, but when it came to paint, we did two coats to the backs until we were happy, then flipped them all and hit the fronts with three coats and are very happy. NO BRUSH STROKES! The main reason for doing backs first is that even if the tents happen to leave small tick marks in the surface, it's on the back side and. you'll never see or focus on them.**Now back inside to do the frames. We went to the trouble of masking the inside of the cabinets and the best results I had was cutting cardboard to just bigger than each opening. I then cut a hole big enough to reach through and tape them in place. The hole is easy to cover back up before spraying. < Not sure that makes sense, but stick with me. With all of that effort yielded, we did get the results we were hoping for, but I think that if I had it to do over again, I would have bought more primer & paint and just shot them inside and out. Also, take EVERYTHING out of the cabinets...no matter which process you follow. Much less stressful, trust me. Truthfully though, this sprayer is so easy to use, and the only odd thing I ran into, was when painting over my head for extended periods of time, I opened the paint reservoir and turned the straw 180 degrees so that it pulled paint from the back instead of front. That'll make more sense when you start working with it. Hope this helps somebody."}],"aggregateRating":{"@type":"AggregateRating","ratingValue":4.75,"bestRating":5,"ratingCount":4}}
