Introduction of HomeRight Finish Max Paint Sprayer

The HomeRight Finish Max Paint Sprayer is a versatile and easy-to-use painting tool that is perfect for both indoor and outdoor projects. This paint sprayer is a great alternative to traditional paint brushes and rollers, as it provides a smooth and even finish with minimal overspray. The Finish Max is also a more cost-effective option compared to hiring a professional painter, making it a popular choice among DIY enthusiasts and homeowners. The estimated price of the HomeRight Finish Max Paint Sprayer is around $90 to $100, and it is currently available for purchase online and in home improvement stores.

Detailed Specifications

The HomeRight Finish Max Paint Sprayer boasts several key features that make it a standout tool for painting projects. These features include

Adjustable spray pattern: The Finish Max allows users to adjust the spray pattern from horizontal to vertical, making it easy to paint walls, furniture, and other surfaces.
Variable flow control: Users can also adjust the flow rate of the paint, allowing for precise control over the amount of paint being applied.
2-stage turbine: The powerful 2-stage turbine provides a consistent and even spray, even when using thicker paints and stains.
Lightweight and portable: The Finish Max weighs just 3.6 pounds, making it easy to maneuver and transport.
Easy to clean: The Finish Max comes with a built-in air cap remover, making it simple to clean and maintain.

Fast Start Quick Reference Guide

Spraying Instructions

Thin material as necessary. (See page 5.) Remove and fill container with material. Use a filter to strain material if it is old.
Determine size of tip and needle you will need by referring to chart on page 5.
Select the proper Air Cap.
Black: Fine spray pattern.
Yellow: Wide spray pattern
Insert the pick-up tube into the cylinder housing. See Page 6, Figure B to determine orientation of pick-up tube.
Attach container to sprayer.
Plug sprayer into outlet.
Adjust spray pattern to horizontal, vertical, or cone. (See page 7.)
(–) Turn counter clockwise for less flow and finer spray pattern.(+) Turn clockwise for more flow and larger spray pattern.
Spray surface, keeping sprayer level. Use a sweeping and overlapping motion.

Cleaning Instructions

Unplug sprayer, remove container, and empty contents.
Fill sprayer with cleaning solution, plug in sprayer, and operate trigger until solution comes through nozzle. Do not submerge in liquid.
Remove parts. Clean and dry thoroughly according to Step Two of the Clean Up instructions.

CLEAN UP & MAINTENANCE

NOTE: For easier and faster cleaning, consider purchasing the Rapid Clean Kit (C900042.M)

CLEAN UP INSTRUCTIONS

NOTE: Proper clean up is essential to keep your sprayer in optimum working condition. Dried by-products act like glue and will cause moving parts to stick. Failure to properly clean your paint sprayer will damage the unit. Taking the time to clean your sprayer immediately after use will help your sprayer last longer and work correctly. If you are finished with the project or are not going to use the sprayer within the day, you must follow these instructions for proper clean up. Never store the sprayer longer than 30 minutes without cleaning.

Unplug sprayer from electrical outlet and pull trigger on spray gun so material inside unit flows back into the container.
Empty any remaining (stain or paint) material from the container.
Fill container approximately 1/2 full with appropriate cleaning solution. For latex, use warm soapy water; for oil-based, use a cleaning solution recommended by the material manufacturer.
Plug sprayer into an electrical outlet.
Press the switch of the sprayer until the cleaning solution passes through the spray nozzle for several seconds. (See Figure A.)
Remove container and properly discard the cleaning solution.
Unplug the sprayer from the electrical outlet.

CLEAN UP INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE SPRAY TIP

Use the brush (included) to complete the following steps.

Unplug sprayer from electrical outlet and pull trigger on spray gun so material inside unit flows back into the container.
Unscrew the container and discard any remaining cleaning solution.
Remove the pick-up tube from the sprayer and clean it with warm, soapy water.
Unscrew the air cap ring, remove the winged spray cap and the inner spacer. Clean all three with warm, soapy water.
Clean the sealing ring found between the container and the housing with warm, soapy water*.
Clean the Brass Fluid Nozzle housing and the unit with warm, soapy water.* Remove the Brass Fluid Nozzle by unscrewing and clean around the brass needle with the brush provided.
Remove foam splash guard. Clean holes on each side of pickup tube with the tip of the supplied brush..
Let the components dry thoroughly and reassemble the unit.
Store the unit. *If you’ve been using oil-based liquids, clean these parts with whatever the liquid manufacturer recommends (probably mineral spirits).

MAINTENANCE
Air filters should be inspected periodically. If it is excessively dirty, follow these steps to remove and replace:

Keeping the sprayer upright at all times, remove two screws from the motor lid and remove the lid.
Replace filters (P/N C800982) and reinstall lid.

SERVICING A DOUBLE-INSULATED PRODUCT
In a double-insulated product, two systems of insulation are provided instead of grounding. No grounding means is provided on a double insulated product, nor should a means of grounding be added to the product. Servicing of a double-insulated product requires extreme care and knowledge of the system and should only be done by qualified service personnel. Replacement parts for a double-insulated product must be identical to those parts in the produce.

HomeRight Finish Max Paint Sprayer Description

The HomeRight Finish Max Paint Sprayer is a versatile and easy-to-use tool that is perfect for a wide range of painting projects. Whether you're looking to paint walls, furniture, or other surfaces, the Finish Max provides a smooth and even finish with minimal overspray. The adjustable spray pattern and variable flow control make it easy to customize the spray to suit your specific needs, and the powerful 2-stage turbine ensures a consistent and even spray, even when using thicker paints and stains. Additionally, the lightweight and portable design of the Finish Max makes it easy to maneuver and transport, and the easy-to-clean design ensures that it will provide years of reliable use.

How To Use of HomeRight Finish Max Paint Sprayer

The Super Finish Max allows you the ultimate control for your spray pattern. With this unit you can change the spray tip set to adjust the flow of material. You can also select a fine or wide air cap nozzle that also controls the flow of material for the sprayer. Dial in the actual spray pattern by adjusting the flow control knob on the unit either + or – to your desired width. This allows you to use this sprayer for small detailed craft projects, furniture or large fences and decks.
The sprayer comes with a 1.5 mm, 2.0 mm and 4.0 mm spray tip set. The spray tip sets are changeable with the wrench tool, simply turn the tip counterclockwise to loosen the tip. Then use the other end of the tool to loosen the tip. Place the desired pin on the needle and then tighten or snug with included wrench tool. Then place the matching (tips and pins are color coded) spray tip on and tighten with the tool. The sprayer comes with the 2.0 mm spray tip set installed and fine air cap.

Yellow Air Cap Nozzle: Wide spray pattern and is used for high production projects like large decks and fences.

Black Air Cap Nozzle: Fine spray pattern and is used for furniture, cabinets and anything requiring a fine finish.

Spray Tip Set Size	Spray Tip Set Color	Recommended Material	Spray Outcome	Project Type	Air Cap Nozzle
1.0 mm	Orange	Sealers and varnish	1-4" Spray pattern/fine finish	Furniture and woodworking projects	Black
1.5 mm*	Blue	Stains and polyurethane	1-6" Spray pattern/fine finish	Furniture and woodworking projects	Black
2.0 mm*	Green	Latex paint, chalk type paint, milk type paint	1-6" Spray pattern/fine finish	Furniture and cabinets	Black
2.5 mm	Yellow	Latex paint, chalk type paint, milk type paint	6-7" Spray pattern/fine to medium finish	Furniture and cabinets	Black
3.5 mm	Black	Primer and latex paint	8-10" Spray pattern/medium finish	Walls, ceilings, decks and fences	Yellow
4.0 mm*	Red	Primer and latex paint	10-12" Spray pattern/medium finish	Walls, ceilings, decks and fences	Yellow

Included with Super Finish Max unit.
Water and oil based materials can be used in the Super Finish Max.

NOTE: Stopping the motion of the sprayer or swinging into a new stroke pattern while spray is being delivered will result in heavy spray build-up at the edges of the stroke.

SURFACE PREP
Thoroughly clean all objects and surfaces to be sprayed, before spraying material on them. You may want to mask or cover areas not intended to be sprayed.

SMALL PROJECTS
This sprayer uses airflow to transfer liquid to the work piece. It is recommended that for small projects, the user first tests the sprayer without adding liquid to the cup. The airflow may cause small pieces to move or fall during operation. Use caution and good judgement before spraying liquid.

THINNING MATERIALS
In order for your sprayer to operate properly it is important to make sure the stain or paint is thin enough to be sprayed. Thinning should be followed per the stain or paint manufacturer’s guidelines. Because materials differ from brand to brand, this guide can offer only general information. The final guide to correctly thinned stain or paint is achieving the proper spray pattern as shown in Figure A. Always follow the coverage rate recommended by the manufacturer regardless of the thinning required.

Because there is a variance in viscosity between paint and stain brands, it might be necessary to thin 5 to 15 percent to achieve optimum spray pattern. Use the viscosity cup (included) and the chart below to determine whether you’ll need to thin the material you’re using:

Dip the viscosity cup fully into the liquid you intend to spray.
Lift the viscosity cup out of the liquid, and while holding the cup over the paint or stain can, time how long it takes for the liquid to drain out of the cup. This is known as the liquid’s run-out time. If it takes longer than the time shown on the chart for the liquid to leave the viscosity cup, thin the liquid until the run-out time falls within the time bracket shown for the liquid you’re using.
When you’ve completed this process, clean the viscosity cup with warm, soapy water if you’re using a water-based product or per the manufacturer’s instructions if you’re using an oil-based product.

NOTES

Be sure pick-up tube is inserted tightly into the intake port.
Thin material according to the procedure outlined above.
Before each use, check the Brass Fluid Nozzle and Brass Fluid Needle for dried paint. Keep Brass Fluid Needle clean.
Always thoroughly clean the sprayer after each use.
Turn control knob counterclockwise for less flow — see Page 5 Step 7 for more detail.
Strain old paint or stain before using.
Slowly stir paint or stain. To prevent air bubbles, do not shake stain or paint.

PRACTICE FIRST
Practice spraying water on newspaper or cardboard. This will give you the feel of the sprayer and familiarize you with its features. Follow the instructions for adjusting to the proper spray pattern.

Make sure the spray tip is screwed on tightly. Familiarize yourself with the spray cap: Turn its wings to adjust to a horizontal, vertical, or cone spray pattern.
Remove the container from the spray gun by turning it counterclockwise.
Firmly insert the pick-up tube. Place the pick-up tube with its angle pointing forward if you’ll be spraying mostly in the downward direction, and place it facing backward if you’ll be spraying mostly in an upward direction. This tube placement can be adjusted/changed at any time during your project.
Fill the container with water and re-fasten it.
Plug in the sprayer.
Engage the trigger and wait a few seconds for the unit to start spraying the water.
Turn the volume control knob fully clockwise to get maximum flow. Then, turn it counterclockwise and notice how the spray pattern changes in width and intensity. Adjust this knob until you get a good spray pattern.
NOTE: The best distance for spraying is 4 to 10 inches (see Figure D) from the surface you’re spraying. Too far away may result in overspray (and wasted liquid), and too close may cause liquid build-up (runs).
Keep a stiff wrist. Do not arch your wrist at the beginning or the end of the stroke.
Do not stop the motion of the unit while spraying. The path of the sprayer must pass beyond the area being sprayed, and the switch must be triggered on and off as the sprayer passes into and out of the spraying area.

ADJUSTING THE SPRAY PATTERN

By turning the wings of the tip, the Finish Max Fine Finish Sprayer sprays in one of three patterns: horizontal, vertical, or cone. (See Figure D.) DO NOT engage the trigger while turning the tip, and be sure not to spray toward you, as this could cause injury.

SPRAYING INSTRUCTIONS

Caution: Do not twist electrical cord. Make sure heavy objects are not placed on it. Keep electrical cord away from heat and sharp objects. To avoid a tripping hazard, make sure cord is not in a heavy traffic area. Do not use the cord if it is damaged. Use appropriate breathing protection, eye protection, gloves and clothing.

Make sure the container is empty and dry.
Pour paint or stain into the container.
Be sure the pick-up tube is inserted tightly in the intake port and the tube’s angle is as you want it.
Affix the container to the sprayer by turning the container counterclockwise.
Refer back to “Practice First” on page 5 and do this process again, this time to adjust the flow rate not to the water you used to practice but to the material now in the container. If, after making adjustments, you still are not satisfied with the spray pattern, refer to TROUBLESHOOTING on page 9.
Hold the sprayer 4 to 10 inches from the surface to be painted. While the angled pick-up tube permits you to spray in an upward or downward direction, try to tilt the sprayer as little as possible. Do not tip more than 45 degrees.
Overlap each stroke by about 1/3 of the spray pattern.

NOTE: If you stop spraying for 30 minutes or longer: Before continuing, retest the spray pattern by spraying on newspaper or cardboard. If you are unable to adjust the spray pattern properly, it is possible the stain or paint material has started to dry. If this happens, clean the sprayer.

NOTE: If the spray pattern still is not correct, you may need to thoroughly clean the spray tip and pick-up tube. To keep the unit spraying properly, you should expect to clean it after dispensing each five to nine gallons of paint or stain. After cleaning, reassemble the parts. Check the nozzle for dried paint or stain from time to time while spraying. If dried paint or stain is present, use a wet cloth to wipe nozzle.

AIR BLOWING NOZZLE
The air blowing nozzle is a breeze-dusting device, suitable for dusting computer heatsinks, keyboards, air conditioner filter meshes and all kinds of precision instruments. (See Figure F.) However it is NOT suitable for liquid spraying

HomeRight Finish Max Paint Sprayer Setup Guide

Setting up the HomeRight Finish Max Paint Sprayer is a quick and easy process. Here's how to get started:

Assemble the spray gun: Connect the spray gun to the hose, and then attach the air cap. Make sure that the air cap is securely tightened.
Fill the paint cup: Remove the paint cup from the spray gun and fill it with your chosen paint or stain. Make sure not to overfill the cup.
Connect the hose to the turbine: Connect the other end of the hose to the turbine, making sure that it is securely attached.
Plug in the turbine: Plug the turbine into a power outlet, and then turn it on.
Adjust the spray pattern and flow rate: Use the adjustable knobs on the spray gun to customize the spray pattern and flow rate to suit your needs.
Start painting: Hold the spray gun approximately 6-8 inches away from the surface, and pull the trigger to begin painting.

Important Safeguards

HomeRight will not be responsible for losses or damage resulting from use of this product in any manner not specifically stated in this manual. User assumes all risks associated with such non-specific use. Before using this product, user must evaluate it and determine if it is suitable for intended application. User assumes all risks and liability associated with such use.
READ AND FOLLOW ALL SAFEGUARDS
Like other power tools, the Super Finish Max® sprayer is safe when properly used but can be dangerous if misused. It is the responsibility of the user to read and understand all instructions, IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS, and safety precautions before operating the unit and also to use the unit properly. Failure to do so may result in personal injury or loss of life and product damage.
Do not try to repair (or disassemble) the unit yourself. Repairs should be performed by a qualified shop familiar with this unit or returned to HomeRight. See warranty. This unit is to be used with authorized parts only. When using parts that do not comply with the specifications and safety devices of the manufacturer, the user assumes all risks and liabilities.

WARNINGS

DO NOT aim sprayer at yourself or anyone else; in the event of injury, seek expert medical advice immediately.
DO NOT cover the nozzle with any part of your body. High velocity jet can cause accidental injuries.
DO NOT leave your sprayer uncleaned or allow paint to dry in the sprayer. An uncleaned sprayer will not work the next time it’s used and you could void the warranty.
DO NOT spray textured materials containing asbestos fibers.
DO NOT spray any textured materials containing particles or fibers such as metallic paints or fire retardant paints.
DO NOT spray flammable liquid.
DO NOT use the sprayer outside when it’s raining.
DO NOT use sprayer below garage floor or grade level.
DO NOT disassemble the sprayer without reading directions.
DO NOT allow any part of the body to come into contact with the fluid stream.
DO plug the cord or extension cord only into grounded power supply.
DO keep the sprayer out of the reach of children.
ALWAYS place the sprayer upright (do not place the sprayer upside down or on its side) to prevent liquid from entering internal wiring and causing electric shock.
ALWAYS wear mask, goggles, and ear and eye protection while operating the sprayer.
When you stop spraying, ALWAYS unplug the cord to prevent unintended operation.
To prevent electrical shock, NEVER immerse the sprayer into water or other liquids.
NEVER leave sprayer unattended.
NEVER leave sprayer plugged in while cleaning.

SERVICING A DOUBLE-INSULATED PRODUCT
In a double-insulated product, two systems of insulation are provided instead of grounding. No grounding means are provided on a double insulated product, nor should a means of grounding be added to the product. Servicing of a double-insulated product requires extreme care and knowledge of the system and should only be done by qualified service personnel.
Replacement parts for a double-insulated product must be identical to those parts in the product.

CAUTION

HAZARD: Solvent and paint fumes can explode or ignite, causing property damage and severe injury. Avoid all low ignition sources such as static electricity, sparks, and open flames.
HAZARD: Paints, solvents, insecticides, and other materials may be harmful if inhaled, causing severe nausea, fainting, or poisoning.
HAZARD: Do not hold cord at plug connections to support cord. Failure to observe may result in electrical shock.

PROP 65 WARNING

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Antimony Trioxide, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, and Lead and Nickel, which are known to the State of California to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to https://www.p65warnings.ca.gov/

HAZARD: EXPLOSION OR FIRE
Paint, stain, and solvent fumes can explode or ignite, causing property damage and/or severe injury.

Keep area well ventilated. Exhaust and introduce fresh air to keep fumes from accumulating in work area.
Do not spray in areas where there are ignition sources, static electricity, sparks, pilot lights, heaters, hot objects, cigarettes, or open flames.
Have fire extinguishing equipment present and in good working order.
Follow safety instructions and IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS of material manufacturers.

HAZARD: HAZARDOUS VAPORS
Paint, stain and solvents, insecticides, varnishes, and other materials may be harmful if inhaled, causing severe nausea, fainting, or poisoning.

Use a mask or respirator when spraying when there is a chance of inhaling vapors.
Use protective eyewear.

EXTENSION CORDS
Make sure your extension cord is UL/ETL/CSA listed and is in good condition. When using an extension cord, be sure to use one heavy enough for the current - for lengths less than 18 feet, use a No. 18 AWG. or heavier; for lengths more than 18 feet, use No. 16 AWG. If in doubt, use a heavier gauge. An undersized cord will cause a drop in line voltage resulting in loss of power and overheating.
STORAGE
Make sure unit is clean and dry before storing. Store in a dry location. To prevent damage, the electrical cord should not be crimped during storage.

Troubleshooting

PROBLEM	CAUSE	REMEDY
Sags or runs	A. Too much paint.	A. Turn paint control knob counterclockwise.
	B. Gun moving too slowly.	B. Move gun faster.
	C. Paint too thin.	C. Add unthinned paint to achieve correct time through viscosity test cup.
	D. Gun held at incorrect angle or too close to painting surface.	D. Hold gun at right angle to the painting surface at a distance of 10-12 inches.
	E. Spray overlaps too much.	E. Overlap spray by approximately 1/3 width of spray pattern.
Dry spray	A. Insufficient paint coming from the spray gun.	A. Turn paint control knob clockwise.
	B. Gun held too far from surface.	B. Hold gun at a distance of 10-12 inches or closer for small objects.
	C. Overspray from a preceding section when gun is not held at right angle to painting surface.	C. Hold gun at right angle to the painting surface.
	D. Spray patterns not well overlapped.	D. Overlap spray by approximately 1/3 width of spray pattern.
Striped or uneven coverage	A. Gun tilted or not held at right angle to painting surface.	A. Hold the gun at right angles to painting surface.
	B. Dirt or burrs on air-cap or paint tip cause heavy top and bottom pattern.	B. Clean or replace air-cap or paint tip.
	C. Spray patterns not well overlapped.	C. Overlap spray by approximately 1/3 width of spray pattern.
Spitting or spraying lumps	A. Solid particles in paint	A. Strain paint.
	B. Loose paint tube.	B. Ensure paint tube is firmly pushed into place.
Weak or no spray	A. Low volume of paint from container due to blocked air passageway in spray gun body.	A. Clean passageway.
	B. Paint not thin enough.	B. Add the appropriate amount of solvent to the paint. Add only a small amount of solvent to the paint at one time.
Top-or bottom-heavy pattern or heavy right or left side pattern	A. Air cap holes partially blocked.	A. Determine if obstruction is on air cap or paint tip by making a test pattern, rotating air cap half turn, and spraying another test pattern. If defect is inverted, obstruction is on air cap.
	B. Obstruction on paint tip or dirt on air cap seat or paint tip seat.	B. Clean air cap with non-metallic instrument. If obstruction is on paint tip, check for fine burring which can be removed with 600 wet dry sandpaper. For dried paint inside, open and wash.
Fluttering spray	A. Lack of paint.	A. Refill container.
	B. Blocked paint passages.	B. Clean.
	C. Damaged paint nozzle or needle.	C. Clean needle set or replace if necessary.
Paint leaking from guide nut	A. Loose guide nut.	A. Tighten guide nut.
	B. Worn guide washer.	B. Replace guide washer.
Paint leaking from front of gun	A. Worn or damaged paint nozzle.	A. Replace nozzle.
	B. Dirt or dried paint in nozzle.	B. Clean nozzle.
	C. Guide washer too tight preventing needle from seating.	C. Loosen guide washer.
	D. Broken spring.	D. Replace spring.
	E. Scored or damaged needle.	E. Replace needle.
	F. Leaking from container	F. Place petroleum jelly on top of the container where it contacts the seal.

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