@@BryanBuilt well .. getting one this monday. wonder if its worth. thanks to you guys comments .. and im only using it to spray trim . and doors. kassing and why not. cabinets .. body
Hey Bryan, Graco sells a product in an aerosol can that you can spray onto your equipment to prevent any paint from sticking to it. It's part of their Airlessco range. It sprays on, wipes off and leaves a very thin, almost unnoticeable film that prevents any paint from sticking to it. It's not oil or silicone based, non slimy and doesn't affect paint in any way. Makes cleanup a breeze and way faster. Even tip guards can be kept looking brand new.
I bought one a few months back for a small remodel I m on. Got mine for $1100. I love this machine. Much easier than dragging a hose. I was amazed at the near no overspray cloud I get with my other sprayer. For me it’s worth what I paid for it.
Yes It is but has a finite life span on the pump. It’s better for small jobs like trim, doors, cabinets. I did paint out a few rooms completely ceilings and walls.
@rathanickheng I wouldn't use it for that since a pump replacement is 300. I own one and it is awesome for smaller jobs as it only needs 1 oz of paint to fill the hose to the gun. My graco 390 uses more than a quart to get started
Looks cool but still seems way over priced. It costs more than a Titan 440 impact and won’t have close to the durability. It should have been priced around $599.
@@narutosan2006 you can deduct it but most likely it will have to be depreciated over time, expensed over time, instead of all in one year. That may depend on who’s doing your taxes. Still, it’s mucho expensive for a tiny unit.
I love mine. It’s great. So glad I purchased it. Also.. not sure if it goes for amazon purchases. But for anyone following your amazon link to buy… they should look into the deal Graco has right now. I was able to get 3 free tips. Worth looking into.
I really like the idea of having this sprayer for small projects and touch up but for that money I feel like it’d be better for me to go with the new titan 440 x
yeah, it's pretty pricey. I'm not to familiar with titan I think we have only had 1. this one is for sure for small jobs and cabinets , front doors etc. iif you are needing something all around then a 440 i think would be better but if you need something specialized and easy to get in and out of small jobs this works great. thanks for watching
I own my own painting company and I bought one last year came in handy a few times but definitely overpriced. You can buy a GX 19 finish sprayer for just a little bit more money and have a better pump with more use.
Nice i have never tried a GX19 but i may have to. Agree on the overpriced little we justified it since it ws for our business as well. I think in a few years they will make a cheaper version. We do like how small and compact it is just because we fo alot of apartments and going up 3 flights with a small bag is much better then anything bigger . Thanks for watching !
Looks great! Perhaps for a medium to large cabinet shop. But $1400 for a DIY wood shop? Probably not! That's right up there with major woodworking tools. Overpriced when less expensive alternatives will work just fine.
I have an unrelated question... I have vertical wooden corner strips of wood in some rooms. How would I cut part of the strip off? Is there a tool for that? It's really stuck on there!
Hmmm? Cant really say without seeing it but im thinking a multi tool maybe would help . It can cut flush agains the wall and can be manuevered into odd spaces
I've been a long time Graco fan and am one of the first to say Graco wrote the book on spraying. That said, this style pump is really common among HVLP sprayers and does not atomize a mist any better than others on the market for far less.
I'm not too familiar with the pumps and specs thanks for the info! I do like using it for small jobs for the convenience and because i get consistent quality like a 395
Sorry but in this instance you are 100% wrong. The Quickshot is an airless (hydraulic atomisation) sprayer that atomises paint at up to 2000 psi. A HVLP turbine is a High Volume Low Pressure air atomising sprayer with a maximum of 10 psi air atomising pressure. The technologies could not be more different to each other. Also teh Quickshot is totally unique in the market, there is nothing else like it available from any other manufacturer.
@@michaelnash9644 Bullshit. Same tips of the same plastic and same pump action as has been out there a long time. Somehow the video kinda skips area protection and clean up in addition to the noted frequent refills.
I got a quick question I don’t do much painting but as a new painter which is the best spray gun to go for I’m doin this little job right now but someone ask me to do a 4 bed room house which spray gun is convenient
If youve got the budget for it the graco 395 is a great daily use sprayer. But its a pro sprayer thats expensive. We have also had great luck with the graco 210es and the avanti sparyer from harbor freight. These are both really close to professional models but made for consumers. They have lasted us 1-2 years before any issues. They run under 1k .
It would be nice if this was offered as a bare tool without having to buy the batteries. I have plenty of dewalt batteries and I’m sure you’re paying a premium for what are very basic batteries.
@@BryanBuiltwhat is actually more frustrating is these are 18V batteries which Dewalt hasn’t put out a new 18V tool in about 5 years. All Dewalt tools are now 12V, 20V or 60V. So the applicability of these batteries are even more limited.
Give a follow up review after about 6-9 months. I own a Graco cordless handheld which works fine, but it has some issues that I didn't find out about right away. I'm wondering how long the pump will last in the Quick Shot (Graco claims 200 gal) before it gives up the ghost. Also, what does a replacement pump cost and is it as easy as the cordless handheld to change.
will do! Thanks for the idea im going to try to keep track of the gallons sprayed.I think i have seen the raplements for around $250 not sure on how easy the install is.
Little pro tip for you, don't wear it forward where the paintcontainer is toward the back. Have the line wrap close to your body and back toward you? And get the bigger battery and it will off weight, the unit perfect.
This is the Canadian version.... "Ultimate"...... The US version is "Ultra".... I wonder if there much of a quality difference? We Canadians tend to get kind of screwed on build quality.
I am in the US. I reached out to Graco about this. What i was told is that the ultimate is the version that was only sold at Sherwin Williams and the ultra was the regular retail gun but that everything was the same . According to them cant say ive confirmed lol
8 months later would you still recommend this sprayer? I have a Titan 440 Impact but I get tired of dealing with the hose in confined areas and small jobs. And, would this be suitable for ceiling spraying say, a 10x10 room?
I’m a painter I want this for priming/ painting cabinets haven’t tried it but I don’t see my self spraying a whole room with this.. might be able to handle it but at the price range if your doing bigger jobs like that I doubt this is for you. Regardless this thing is a cool gadget to have on the side. More convenient for smaller jobs.
I have a quick shot and I dont recommend it... I do furniture painting and I have had nothing but issues with the nozzles it is a pain in the a$$! I use it daily and most days I REGRET buying it. I clean it well and store it well and everything but the nozzles gets great reviews. The nozzles are expensive it does come with a few but they clog easily and it will create issues with it spraying. I wish I could return this POS.
sorry to hear about that! Are you straining your paint before? what kind of paint are you spraying? A lot of different things could be causing it. I havent had too many issues. I have had to clean it and take it apart once because the guys didn't wash out completely after using but other then that havent had many issues. sorry to hear you are
@@BryanBuilt I use Sherwin-Williams and I do filter the paint. it honestly has become a bad investment. I also have a problem with how loud it is. Thank you for the great videos!
Its what the customer provides and uses. and they want them done in a day. They dont like using oil based because they get complaints about fumes from other units. 🤷🏽♂️
Lots of people use latex paint. Especially on rental units which this is. So maybe pay attention next time and you’ll realize what’s right in front of you. A basic ass apartment
Yeah but at least they didnt come out with their own proprietary battery then that would be a whole other charger and battery to have 🥴. Im ok with it because i have quite a few dewalt tools already
no one wants to see you paint cabinets you should have showed us how it works on walls the different spray patterns what a waste of time now ill go watch someone else video to see how it works on wall
You have to be either a contractor or someone with money to burn in order to justified the 1.400 dollars price tag,having other Graco models less expensive,more powerful with the same quality,we all know that homie is getting paid to promote the brand, is not just a home guy using it.
Not sponsored but i did buy it for our business . I agree the price point is not for average consumers its a pro sprayer. Just a cool tool to showcase thanks for watching!
Being in the painting world since 1977 this sprayer is AWESOME, and worth the price 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
My favorite new sprayer for small jobs
That looks like my new apartment, are you in Oklahoma city?
@@BryanBuilt well .. getting one this monday. wonder if its worth. thanks to you guys comments .. and im only using it to spray trim . and doors. kassing and why not. cabinets .. body
I love mine. The first time I had some issues figuring out the pressure but I’m spraying 2k with it and getting fabulous results
Same here! Only issues have been when i forget tonput the inside filter on
Hey Bryan, Graco sells a product in an aerosol can that you can spray onto your equipment to prevent any paint from sticking to it. It's part of their Airlessco range. It sprays on, wipes off and leaves a very thin, almost unnoticeable film that prevents any paint from sticking to it. It's not oil or silicone based, non slimy and doesn't affect paint in any way. Makes cleanup a breeze and way faster. Even tip guards can be kept looking brand new.
Oh thats awesome ive never heard of it do you know the product name ? Thanks for the tip!
What is the product name? I looked on the Graco site didn't see it anywhere.
Yo! I need this. Just bought the quickshot yesterday and don't want it getting nasty like my other spray equipment.
It's Called Airlessco "Stay Clean"
@@bjohansk found it! Thank you
I'm very happy with this machine, congratulations on the video!
Thank you very much!
That’s a great video!! I have the same unit…. Definitely worth the price for the small jobs…. Thanks for sharing👍
is it easy to clean? the only reason im on the fence with paint sprayers is that the cleaning part is so annoying
I bought one a few months back for a small remodel I m on. Got mine for $1100. I love this machine. Much easier than dragging a hose. I was amazed at the near no overspray cloud I get with my other sprayer. For me it’s worth what I paid for it.
Where did you find it for that price?
Promo at Sherwin-Williams in Beaumont CA. Now are $1250
Is this machine good for exterior sidings?
Yes It is but has a finite life span on the pump. It’s better for small jobs like trim, doors, cabinets. I did paint out a few rooms completely ceilings and walls.
@rathanickheng I wouldn't use it for that since a pump replacement is 300. I own one and it is awesome for smaller jobs as it only needs 1 oz of paint to fill the hose to the gun. My graco 390 uses more than a quart to get started
Looks cool but still seems way over priced. It costs more than a Titan 440 impact and won’t have close to the durability. It should have been priced around $599.
I wish that would have been awesome. I think with time the price will go down hopefully
It may sound expensive, but as a professional i can deduct the cost of my income, and i get a much faster and more beautiful result.
@@narutosan2006 you can deduct it but most likely it will have to be depreciated over time, expensed over time, instead of all in one year. That may depend on who’s doing your taxes. Still, it’s mucho expensive for a tiny unit.
Do you want harbor freight prices lol
It pays for itself in next to no time.
I love mine. It’s great. So glad I purchased it.
Also.. not sure if it goes for amazon purchases. But for anyone following your amazon link to buy… they should look into the deal Graco has right now. I was able to get 3 free tips. Worth looking into.
Pro tip!! Spray wd40 before uses to keep it shiny clean
Oh nice i will try that!
Hold on. Probably stupid question.
Where exactly do you put wd40 ? 😳
No never use WD40 on anything that is going to be painted. It is a displacement material and cause fish eyes in your paintwork.
I really like the idea of having this sprayer for small projects and touch up but for that money I feel like it’d be better for me to go with the new titan 440 x
I have the titan 440x and the Graco Quickshoot, very diferent machines , i use the Quickshoot for front door , small cabinets.
yeah, it's pretty pricey. I'm not to familiar with titan I think we have only had 1. this one is for sure for small jobs and cabinets , front doors etc. iif you are needing something all around then a 440 i think would be better but if you need something specialized and easy to get in and out of small jobs this works great. thanks for watching
Absolutely two different machines gx19 graco ok but not quick shot
I wish they can standardize the power tools' batteries and chargers across ALL brands , I'm running out of space in my garage
That would be pretty cool for us consumers
I own my own painting company and I bought one last year came in handy a few times but definitely overpriced. You can buy a GX 19 finish sprayer for just a little bit more money and have a better pump with more use.
Nice i have never tried a GX19 but i may have to. Agree on the overpriced little we justified it since it ws for our business as well. I think in a few years they will make a cheaper version. We do like how small and compact it is just because we fo alot of apartments and going up 3 flights with a small bag is much better then anything bigger . Thanks for watching !
@@BryanBuilt for sure has its place
Looks great! Perhaps for a medium to large cabinet shop. But $1400 for a DIY wood shop? Probably not! That's right up there with major woodworking tools. Overpriced when less expensive alternatives will work just fine.
Love your video! We own two of them and love theses things only thing I don't like is the lid. takes me a couple to get it screwed on right.
I have an unrelated question... I have vertical wooden corner strips of wood in some rooms. How would I cut part of the strip off? Is there a tool for that? It's really stuck on there!
Hmmm? Cant really say without seeing it but im thinking a multi tool maybe would help . It can cut flush agains the wall and can be manuevered into odd spaces
@@BryanBuilt thanks so much!
I'm very happy with this machine, congratulations on the video!
Me too! Especially for cabinets . Thanks for watching!
I recommend. 208 when you use shellac ,oil primer.
thanks for the tip!
Backpack actually very good idea
Dang! That QuickShot really lives up to its name.
Its quik set up clean and spray lol
@@BryanBuilt just got me one and i love it .. and forcabinets .. finish is 🔥🔥🔥. worth the money well ingot it for 1,000
@@prestige_killa lucky bastard 😭
I love mine. Clean up is easy and fast.
Been great for small jobs
We all try keep our new tools clean to start with 😂
I've been a long time Graco fan and am one of the first to say Graco wrote the book on spraying. That said, this style pump is really common among HVLP sprayers and does not atomize a mist any better than others on the market for far less.
I'm not too familiar with the pumps and specs thanks for the info! I do like using it for small jobs for the convenience and because i get consistent quality like a 395
Sorry but in this instance you are 100% wrong. The Quickshot is an airless (hydraulic atomisation) sprayer that atomises paint at up to 2000 psi. A HVLP turbine is a High Volume Low Pressure air atomising sprayer with a maximum of 10 psi air atomising pressure. The technologies could not be more different to each other. Also teh Quickshot is totally unique in the market, there is nothing else like it available from any other manufacturer.
@@michaelnash9644
Bullshit. Same tips of the same plastic and same pump action as has been out there a long time.
Somehow the video kinda skips area protection and clean up in addition to the noted frequent refills.
Nice video 210 better for oil base .
You think this would work with painting out door trims and window trims?
yes i think this is going to be freat for that type of stuff. I haven't tried outdoor yet but i can see it working on those hard to reach areas
I need to get a fine finish on cabinetry. Is this the right product for me? Thank you
yes for sure
I got a quick question I don’t do much painting but as a new painter which is the best spray gun to go for I’m doin this little job right now but someone ask me to do a 4 bed room house which spray gun is convenient
If youve got the budget for it the graco 395 is a great daily use sprayer. But its a pro sprayer thats expensive. We have also had great luck with the graco 210es and the avanti sparyer from harbor freight. These are both really close to professional models but made for consumers. They have lasted us 1-2 years before any issues. They run under 1k .
It would be nice if this was offered as a bare tool without having to buy the batteries. I have plenty of dewalt batteries and I’m sure you’re paying a premium for what are very basic batteries.
Great point! that would be a good option
@@BryanBuiltwhat is actually more frustrating is these are 18V batteries which Dewalt hasn’t put out a new 18V tool in about 5 years. All Dewalt tools are now 12V, 20V or 60V. So the applicability of these batteries are even more limited.
They are the same thing as US 20V. They are called 18V in almost all other countries because of stronger truth in selling laws. The 20V is marketing.
Great video. If I could afford one I would buy it. BTW, your screen name is BryanBuilt. Do you by chance live in Bryan, TX?
Thnks for watching ! No lol but ive been there !
You mentioned you cut the primer; was that necessary for proper atomization?
No. It was just my first use didnt want to burn out the sprayer motor but i have sprayed straight primer in it since then
A GX19 hopper model I think I'd rather buy, used both.
Great video instruction. Thx
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching
awesome vid! what is the grounding wire about? that kinda threw me
Tip extension work good to keep yourself and gun clean.
3:12 you got a little critter crawling on your bucket. We used to spray those guys and call it immortalizing them
Give a follow up review after about 6-9 months. I own a Graco cordless handheld which works fine, but it has some issues that I didn't find out about right away. I'm wondering how long the pump will last in the Quick Shot (Graco claims 200 gal) before it gives up the ghost. Also, what does a replacement pump cost and is it as easy as the cordless handheld to change.
will do! Thanks for the idea im going to try to keep track of the gallons sprayed.I think i have seen the raplements for around $250 not sure on how easy the install is.
@@BryanBuilt The replacement pump is more like 300. I sure hope the pump lasts 200 gallons for the steep entry price.
Little pro tip for you, don't wear it forward where the paintcontainer is toward the back. Have the line wrap close to your body and back toward you? And get the bigger battery and it will off weight, the unit perfect.
Thanks for the tips!
This is the Canadian version.... "Ultimate"...... The US version is "Ultra".... I wonder if there much of a quality difference? We Canadians tend to get kind of screwed on build quality.
I am in the US. I reached out to Graco about this. What i was told is that the ultimate is the version that was only sold at Sherwin Williams and the ultra was the regular retail gun but that everything was the same . According to them cant say ive confirmed lol
That’s 100% correct and has been going on forever…Sherwin Williams models are Ultimate and Ultra everywhere else…exactly the same except the sticker.
How are they going to make a $1400 product that doesn’t run on their own branded batteries?
IS there a reason why you watered down the paint @6:00 ?
Just being cautious and not wanting the paint to be too thick
Good review!
Thanks for watching!
Hi there, it’s ok to use oil paint or only water based paint? Thank you
You can use both!
love how you put plastic down to put it all onto yet you just spray over carpet, hard floorign etc not a care in world lol
lol the unit was disgusting all of that was getting replaced i didnt want all my stuff getting nasty
@chelsm,
Right?
Se puede pintar una reja de fierro con pintura de esmalte o acrílica??
Hi! Would you recommend it for roof paint ?
you would have to check the manufacturer specs but I think it may be too thick
8 months later would you still recommend this sprayer? I have a Titan 440 Impact but I get tired of dealing with the hose in confined areas and small jobs.
And, would this be suitable for ceiling spraying say, a 10x10 room?
I’m a painter I want this for priming/ painting cabinets haven’t tried it but I don’t see my self spraying a whole room with this.. might be able to handle it but at the price range if your doing bigger jobs like that I doubt this is for you. Regardless this thing is a cool gadget to have on the side. More convenient for smaller jobs.
Trust me this is well worth it
I agree . I think a couple of jobs will pay for itself
why water the latex paint down?
How much do you water down your latex?
Does it come with ear plugs motor sounds very noisy
Отличный обзор. Спасибо.
Thank you for watching!
it get less over spry than a big 210 or 390 airless
yes
Why are you thining the paint?
Do they make plastic covers for the gun?
May try cling wrap?
hi,
can you also spray wall paint with this unit?
Yes you can you would just have to refill alot
any idea which air cap needed for ? thank you very much
@@BryanBuilt
Don’t cover the gun with tape as it will cause issue with the trigger.
wasnt this like $700 a few months ago
not sure . Ive only seen them over 1k
I think he’s Canadian.
If you are using this in a business, OK. But for the DIY'er? $1300??? No way.
For sure! Its definitely something for a business
apparently not they took it off the web site
Sherwin told me no primer for some reason
Hmm they didnt mention anything to me. Ive only run water based priner but has been fine so far
Really,, I used with shellac primer with not problem.
Don't smash the battery in like this guy did it just needs to slide in it will slide
Good point Is there a specific reason that we shouldnt? Im not aware of any but then again i dnt know too much about the batteries
A single job pays for it, just get it
Yeah for sure we covered with a couple of cabinet jobs
I have a quick shot and I dont recommend it... I do furniture painting and I have had nothing but issues with the nozzles it is a pain in the a$$! I use it daily and most days I REGRET buying it. I clean it well and store it well and everything but the nozzles gets great reviews. The nozzles are expensive it does come with a few but they clog easily and it will create issues with it spraying. I wish I could return this POS.
sorry to hear about that! Are you straining your paint before? what kind of paint are you spraying? A lot of different things could be causing it. I havent had too many issues. I have had to clean it and take it apart once because the guys didn't wash out completely after using but other then that havent had many issues. sorry to hear you are
heres a video i made when i did have an issue. ruclips.net/video/G3PoYBDgREc/видео.html
@@BryanBuilt I use Sherwin-Williams and I do filter the paint. it honestly has become a bad investment. I also have a problem with how loud it is.
Thank you for the great videos!
@MariaDiaz-mp6kj i agree with the noise it could be so much quieter lol. Thank you for watching and taking time to comment
@@MariaDiaz-mp6kj bad work person always blaming the tools 🤔🙄
Very good video, greetings from germany ❤ i'll get mine tomorrow :D
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You use a professional sprayer but use latex paint on cabinet and don't remove doors? 😅
Its what the customer provides and uses. and they want them done in a day. They dont like using oil based because they get complaints about fumes from other units. 🤷🏽♂️
Lots of people use latex paint. Especially on rental units which this is. So maybe pay attention next time and you’ll realize what’s right in front of you. A basic ass apartment
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The fact it only works off a Dewalt battery sucks.
Yeah but at least they didnt come out with their own proprietary battery then that would be a whole other charger and battery to have 🥴. Im ok with it because i have quite a few dewalt tools already
Bro I hope you didn't pay for that 😂😂,
not worth HVLP is better
Seriously way over priced. 799.99 max value! Getting up to Kremlin pricing! Rather get a used pro system vs. Home depot pickup truck contractor tool.
No spit is lies
Minimal
9:25 🍑🍑🍑
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Good pump . Trashy Jale
no one wants to see you paint cabinets you should have showed us how it works on walls the different spray patterns what a waste of time now ill go watch someone else video to see how it works on wall
You have to be either a contractor or someone with money to burn in order to justified the 1.400 dollars price tag,having other Graco models less expensive,more powerful with the same quality,we all know that homie is getting paid to promote the brand, is not just a home guy using it.
Not sponsored but i did buy it for our business . I agree the price point is not for average consumers its a pro sprayer. Just a cool tool to showcase thanks for watching!
Is it good for do interior trim throughout house
Yes, that is what it was designed for. Small jobs like trim,doors,base boards , crown molding, etc