InoKraft MaXpray M3 Cart Airless Paint Sprayer, 227 Bar Max Pressure, Covers up to 9 m²/min, 551W Motor, Thinning-Free Paint Sprayer for Walls and Ceilings, 15 m Hose, Tip Extension & Accessories

Paint Like a Pro – No pre-thinning needed. With a 551W motor and coverage up to 9 m²/min, the M3 airless paint sprayer delivers smooth, even coatings with minimal overspray. The AtoMax reversible tip lets you clear clogs quickly and keep spraying. This powerful paint sprayer for walls and ceilings provides consistent, professional results for DIY and renovation projects.

Spray More Projects Each Year – Designed for serious DIY users, the MaXpray M3 paint sprayer supports an annual usage of up to 200 gallons (≈757 L). Ideal for painting projects up to 15 gallons (≈57 L), this versatile wall paint sprayer works great for interior furniture and walls, as well as exterior decks, siding, fences, garages, sheds and more. The durable cart design makes this airless paint sprayer easy to move around larger DIY projects.

Friendly to Beginners, Trusted by Pros – Start painting quickly with clear guides and helpful YouTube tutorials. Our airless paint sprayer features a spray gun with a 360° swivel joint for better control and flexibility. The Flush-Ease Valve allows you to clean the paint sprayer in about 10 minutes for quick maintenance.

Ideal for Multi-Storey Homes – The M3 airless paint sprayer includes two 7.6 m (25 ft) hoses, providing 15.2 m (50 ft) working length out of the box, allowing you to spray second- and third-storey homes with ease. It supports up to 30 m (100 ft) of paint hose. The 12" (30 cm) tip extension helps reduce back strain and makes it easier to reach ceilings and high areas when using this paint sprayer for walls and ceilings.

Warm & Expert Customer Care – Enjoy hassle-free painting with our responsive support team. If any issue arises with your airless paint sprayer, we will resolve it quickly so you can avoid the stress of returns or exchanges. Includes a 1-year warranty, extendable to 2 years by sending an email titled “I'm a kraftsman.”