Spray Guide Tool - Universal Spray Guide Tool for 315 Airless Paint Sprayer 7/8 Inch

So bought one of these as a means to cut in painting faster, unfortunately in my instance it was accurate enough for a professional finish and there was too much movement in the wheel not the rotation but the side to side movement. In my opinion it could do with a bearing/washer to take up the play. However it was substantially faster than using a brush, and if you break down the costs I’ve got a swivel, spray guard and tip which are all useful for really cheap money. It’s ideal if your diy and not too fussy, or using all same colour ceiling and walls, it will not give and accurate straight cutting in line for feature walls and colour changes

The Samfox Spray Guide Tool is a painting accessory designed to help improve the accuracy and efficiency of spray painting. The tool is made of durable plastic and features a series of adjustable arms that can be configured to create a straight, consistent spray pattern. The arms are attached to a central hub that can be easily attached to most spray guns.To use the Samfox Spray Guide Tool, simply attach it to your spray gun and adjust the arms to create the desired spray pattern. The arms can be adjusted to create a variety of patterns, including vertical, horizontal, and diagonal lines. Once the tool is in place, simply move the spray gun along the surface you wish to paint, and the tool will guide the spray pattern for you.The Samfox Spray Guide Tool can be used for a variety of painting applications, including walls, ceilings, large furniture, and more. It can help to reduce overspray and improve the quality of your paint job, making it a valuable tool for both professional painters and DIY enthusiasts.Build quality feels premium, usage requires skill and some technical knowledge with regard to spray painting, tips to use and setting up the sprayer to use with this tool. You also need to drop your expectations and potentially learn to mask up.If you want crisp line painting to a white ceiling with a mid to dark colour on the wall and don't want to mask up, you are being unrealistic. You will always get a small amount of overspray and you will also be continually wiping the disc during usage. With practice it can be a useful aid, the better the quality of the sprayer the better the results will be within the framework of your skill level.If you have a large area to paint and it's white ceiling and light walls such as Dulux white cotton then you will get what will look like reasonable results.