Paint Zoom Review

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Did you know that about 10% of the paint we buy is eventually thrown out, and that a majority of the paint is for residential use? Well, in a typical set up such as the US, that’s about 60 million gallons of paint down the drain. But, thanks to this Paint Zoom Review you will learn a thing or two about reducing the wastage among other things.

Painting surfaces could be daunting especially without a paint sprayer which significantly reduces your work and of course, offers a charming look of the painted surface.
Adding colour to the world with paint is a unique human activity—one that dates back in time. For this and among other reasons, it’s fundamentally wrong not to do it right or maybe, not using the right equipment.

Let’s get down to a bit of history… Spraying paint traces back to the early 1880s. Joseph Binks, a supervisor at Marshall Field’s Wholesale Store developed the first hand pumped cold-water paint sprayer machine for paint surfaces in the sub-basement walls.

Later on, Francis Davis Miller adopted Bink’s technology to paint at the Exposition—taking considerably less time to paint.

In 1949, one Edward Seymour developed a kind of spray paint called aerosol. The paint could easily be made available in a can using a compressed aerosol. On and on went the developments till we came to the current painters.

Before I have you doze off from tons of historical events—I’ll dive right into the things to look out for when shopping for a great paint zoom paint sprayer. The features may not apply to all spraying machines but just to be safe than sorry, keep the following in mind when shopping for one
As much as using paint brushes or rollers suck, believe it or not, this Paint Zoom Reviews won’t hide from you the fact that these sprayers could be a pain in the ass if not properly used. The sprayers shoot paint hard enough to penetrate your skin.

A protective gear, a long sleeved shirt, a respirator, gloves, and goggles must be worn whenever painting.

That said; I welcome you to share your painting experiences (the good and the bad) when using sprayers. You never know the level of helping you may be offering to someone.

Otherwise happy painting folks…