Analyzing Sprayer Cons

than something like this with it. You're loading it up so many times versus a conventional airless sprayer, a smaller shed, um, like small uh, pro small pieces of furniture, outdoor furniture. One of the cons is the amount of times you're going to have to fill it up. If I was to just load up a conventional sprayer, you know, I could load up this five and I can do all these buildings in front of me and never have to um load that sprayer up again. I probably loaded it up, I don't know, 10 times or more, somewhere in that range. But um you know, I didn't find it like to be a big big deal. But if you're doing like a small piece of furniture, I'd say like most of the uh pieces of furniture that I paint, you know, they're they're going to be a quart or less somewhere in that range. So, you probably wouldn't you would only have to fill it up one time. Just take that in consideration. You know, it is only a quart. Now, could they actually make it three gallons? That could be interesting. We'll just jump on to some of the cons about it. The price. I mean, this is a really expensive sprayer, and it's expensive, more expensive than some just full-size conventional um airless sprayers. It's a little bit steep, you know, for what you're paying for it. The um this hose right here, it did have a tendency to get in the way, especially when you're using a cardboard shield. It drug up against, you know, the substrate, got paint on the hose and stuff. If you're not using a cardboard shield, it's easy to control the hose. Another one of the, you know, the cons was is it's a low pressure sprayer. And I think inherently with low pressure sprayers, when you're spraying overhead, you get a lot of fallout and um heavy droplets falling back on you. So, I was spraying the sophets overhead. On one of the other sheds, I was getting a lot of, you know, f fallout in my face. Now, on the flip