Wireless Paint Sprayer Parkside PFSA 20 1000 ml A1 from Lidl. How to paint. Cordless Spray Gun

(re-upload minor fixes).
If paint is too thick, do not hesitate to use the viscometer and adding some water.
Cordless Paint Spray Gun.
Uniform application of paint on smooth and structured surfaces
Suitable for standard paints, varnishes and glazes with a viscosity of up to 70 DIN-sec...
Adjustable spray gun with integrated 400 watt blower
2 insertable nozzles (Ø 1.8 mm / Ø 2.6 mm)
3 spray patterns that can be set independently of the nozzle: round jet, horizontal and vertical flat jet
1000 ml paint container
Max. Water flow: 700 ml / min
Technical specifications
Consumption: 400 W.
2x nozzles (Ø 1.8 mm and 2.6 mm)
1x viscosity measuring cup
1x cleaning brush
1x cleaning needle
1x filter
Weight Paint spray system: approx. 1320 g
English is not our first or even second language.... We studied it by self in free time :) You are welcome with any corrections...

[@118248]

The sprayer works great! Sad to see you painted half of your garden 😂😂

[@sjumpers]

I just dipped my toes into painting for the first time ever, and guess what? It was a blast! 🎨 Who knew wielding a Wireless Paint Sprayer could be so exhilarating? 😄

[@onlyonamonday]

I used the power corded version to do my garden fence panels and it was brilliant. Thinned the pain about 1:10 and used cardboard to prevent overstay. Flew round the garden in a fraction of time doing it by hand

[@sjumpers]

Your tips for thinning the paint and using cardboard to keep things tidy are awesome :). Thanks for sharing your painting experience with us. We appreciate your feedback :)

[@HobTecCars]

Good video, nice to see it in action. You have convinced me to buy one. Thank you

[@sjumpers]

No problem 👍 :)

[@ilyab13]

Смотрел и плакал 😭

[@BestUserNameUK]

You need to thin the paint.

[@sorianomariod]

even if you didnt say it was your fist time, everyone know you never done that before.

[@1cyprusma]

You don't know how to use the spray gun your paint is too thick that is why they give you viscosity cup read the manual first

[@sjumpers]

Really? Thanks bro...

[@drewarcher9609]

Your also spraying to near. Try further back, it won't run as much

[@kalczarobert]

He should not put "how to paint" in the title and then it would of been perfect :)

[@quecojones1728]

este pinta hasta las plantas 😂

[@aleciweck1]

Hi what is the serial number of that sprayer?

[@davidautreaux5943]

Combien de bars avec se produit merci.

[@grindel80]

15 cm distance? not used the din70 cup? thumbs down.

[@sjumpers]

Thanks for your comment, Frank :) I'm not so professional in paint spaying as you :) Sorry :)

[@StephenSmith-vs8hr]

How long does the battery lasts please.

[@tsonyumateev8573]

approx. 18min.

[@greatbecause1059]

Мощный у тебя английский

[@owenaquilina5001]

is this suitable for metal paint?

[@sjumpers]

Parkside PFSA 20 paint sprayer can be suitable for metal paint applications if it is compatible with the type of paint you plan to use

[@juangonzalez-sg6yn]

It would of been faster with a paint brush 😩

[@sjumpers]

At first, a brush is faster but after the second time the Sprayer is the fastest :) And paint consumption decreased...

[@koningbolo4700]

Could one camo a Leopard 2 tank with this thing ??

[@sjumpers]

It is possible to use a paint sprayer, such as the Parkside PFSA 20, to camouflage a Leopard 2 tank with specific paints. However, it's worth noting that painting a tank is a complex and time-consuming process that requires specific paints and techniques to ensure the best results. Additionally, when it comes to painting a tank, it's important to consider factors such as durability, weather resistance, and maintenance. Tanks are typically exposed to harsh conditions, including extreme temperatures, moisture, and wear and tear from use, so the paint used must be able to withstand these conditions over an extended period. In most cases, tanks are painted using specialized military-grade paints and techniques that are specifically designed for use on armored vehicles. These paints are typically formulated to provide superior durability, corrosion resistance, and weather resistance, making them ideal for use on tanks and other military vehicles. In summary, while it's technically possible to use a paint sprayer like the Parkside PFSA 20 to camouflage a tank, it's not recommended due to the complexity of the process and the need for specialized paints and techniques to ensure the best results.

[@koningbolo4700]

@@sjumpers Thank you for the answer. I intend to use FOSCO paints which are supposedly army paints. Not sure what they mean by that but it is a somewhat heavier paint (viscosity wise). I am planning to use a paint roller on the whole vehicle (which is a long wheel base Sprinter van) in mat black and use a diluted dark brown and dark green to do a cloudy pattern of camouflage. Loosely inspired by the late ww2 wehrmacht camo paint scheme. I might just get some rattle cans for the dark brown and green clouds since the surfaces are not that large...maybe 4-5 m2 in total...

[@hau_keks396]

У меня не работает

[@Nobodyhere-v1x]

Wrong setting you have it on dot

[@SjakBauer]

Dot is just for corners and precision work. He didn’t even took the cup for viscosity measuring. Noob. Bad example

[@saszasawicz2451]

Akcent :-(

[@ogaery]

@@sjumpers you are doing good man.

[@MotoCubMods]

εισαι ελληνας?

[@styreetgang562]

thtas not for a pro painter lol

[@sjumpers]

of course not for pro lol, it's from lidl

[@stevenguyen7124]

Waste your money and react more works to clean up

[@wojciechtomczyk8287]

Ale hujnia