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 I believe you completely mis-understood this product. I dont think you even know what to do. First, on that ad about nissan frontier that you are talking about? It was explaining that a professional car painter uses are brush to make the job done as quick as possible and the guy on that video (i hope you have your bifocals on) was Not using Paint Zoom. The reason for this rebuttal? Cause i have this produt that you complaint. And it works perfect. This product is for the Hands-on person only. Not for people like you. All i think you know is to complain.

No way you could of followed the directions to the T. I bought this Product in April 2014 and used it. If it was running on your walls you were either to close to the wall or not moving fast enough. As said in the directions practice first. So, if it was running on your practice runs then why did you put it to your wall? You didn't practice did you?

It says in the directions to do a tack coat via light coat first. Then you spray the final coat. When I just want to do touch up I change the spray to low and blend out, no need to paint the whole wall for a little blemish.

So that's another thing you could of done to prevent running,adjust the spray volume.

Read the directions!! I have painted and have done touch up all over my house and this unit has done an exeptional job!

READ the DIRECTIONS everbody and practice practice practice and don't forget your tack coat.

You need to read the directions.

I have used this product repeatedly. I bought this in April 2014, no problems with mixing water. Paint went on quickly and smoothly. My walls look great.

Nice thing about this is if you have a mark or repair needs done to the wall, you can blend the paint into wall, like done when painting a car, and you don't have to paint the whole wall. I have made all my walls look great by doing little touch ups. You can't do that with a brush.

Don't talk about things unless you know what you are talking about.

The commercial is showing you that painters use spray guns to paint cars because it is"better." But it is not showing him using the paint zoom,  Bl but he is using a spay gun.  

Years ago, I went to Home Depot and bought a Wagner paint sprayer for around a $100. I'm a painting fool and like to paint my house every five years or so. Take it home, fire it up and get about ONE minute of of it before it clogs up. Clean the nozzle and get 30 seconds, the second time. Take it back to Home Depot and the guy who sold it to me tells me I need to "water down" my paint. Why would I buy good paint, just to water it down? Gave him his sprayer back. The ONLY paint sprayers that really work are the commercial grade ones with a seperate air compressor.

Hi there,

I work for the Paint zoom company. I am sorry that you have had a hard time using the unit.  I reviewed our manuals and we do state that the unit is recommended for household use only. No where did I see that we state " not for automotive use" any where in our manual. In fact,  under "selecting paint" we state the following:

Your Paint Zoom Deluxe unit can be used with a wide variety of paints, stains and coatings
such as deck and fence stains, latex, sealers, varnishes, wood preservatives, enamels, oil and
water-based paints and automotive paints.

As for thinning paint, that is due to the viscosity of the paint. We provide information regarding viscosity as well as a chart to assist you with thinning.

Viscosity is a technical term used to indicate if a liquid is thin or thick. Having the correct viscosity
of paint is important to ensure the paint atomizes correctly and sprays well giving you a good
quality finish. If your material is thin like water then the viscosity is said to be low, while if thick
like latex interior paint, then viscosity is said to be high.

You should always test the viscosity (or thickness) of paint before spraying to see if thinning is
required. The correct viscosity is not too high or not too low and it is important to ensure the paint
atomizes correctly and sprays evenly.

As for how loud it is, it is a little machine working super hard. Regarding Jessica, I will have to speak with her manager to find out why she was unable to directly answer your questions and have her retrained if need be.

Again, I certainly apologize for any confusion or inconvenience. Please feel free to email me directly at marya@paintzoom.com.

Thank you,
Mary

We bought paint zoom because it said it was easy to use and it would save you time. We followed the direction to the T. It came out running and it ruin our wall. It would just been easier to use the roller than this piece of junk.