Unboxing and Reviewing a Ginour Sprayer

This video is about unboxing, using and reviewing the Ginour electric paint sprayer. After thirty minutes of using the Ginour, I noticed it was producing a fine spray that did not run. However, wanting to go quicker, I used my 2400 PSI sprayer that I've owned for years. It is great for covering larger jobs and longer distances, but with its higher material output, I have to keep a brush handy for runs. The Ginour sprayed an excellent, fine, and non-runny coat, which made me conclude it is a thumb’s up for smaller jobs. I will be keeping my Ginour for those finer and smaller painting jobs. Finally, at the end of this video, I offer a couple important tips on restoring aged and weather-beaten exterior wood.
Ginour link: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07...

[@johnwitkowski6596]

Some really great tips here for painting including how to make quick work out of old paint removal! The Ginour Sprayer looks good but your Wagner Sprayer was super impressive! Great tip when you said to use a paintbrush to apply extremely thick primer. The final results of your restoration project look very professional, Tom. Your arbor looks beautiful.

[@nanette1942]

Good video Tom!

[@brianogden1789]

Your timing is excellent I just got mine, looks to be an excellent product for a reasonable price. Your video was very helpful, you did a very professional job putting it together. Thank you.

[@doityourselferhomeandgarde9732]

Great to hear!

[@teddytaffy5843]

Can i get spare parts for the Ginour 600w ?'/

[@doityourselferhomeandgarde9732]

I purchased it from a seller on Amazon. Whoever you purchased it from you should contact and ask that same question.

[@teddytaffy5843]

@@doityourselferhomeandgarde9732 Have you tried contacting a company in China.?'.