Earlex spray station

pennyshahin_2

Hi I've got an Earlex spray station that I've never used -I was going to use it indoors on a wall but some peole have told me be careful because theycan go everywhere-is it really worth all the clearing up I'm tempted to sell it what would you do ?

Gloomendoom

Spray painting creates a hell of a mess... inside or outside. High volume low pressure equipment, like the Earlex, is not as messy as the high pressure type but you will still need to cover absolutely everything that you don't want paint on. Don't forget to wear a mask.

Personally, I'd sell it and buy a roller.

pennyshahin_2

Ok thanks I think that's what I'm going to do.

Metals

Earlex products are unreliable.
Purchased an Earlex HV 1900 Spray Station from TESCO Online. It caught fire the first time I used it and burnt my carpet.

TESCO ONLINE denies any responsibilty for the "consequential losses". It stated that it was not a TESCO product, and that it cannot be held responsible for the product. I have been told to contact Earlex.
If anyone has a similar problem with a TESCO purchase, they should note that...

Under section 14 of the “Sale of Goods Act 1979”, it is the responsibility of the ‘the seller’ to ensure that the goods supplied under the contract are of satisfactory quality.
The Act sets out that, traders who are not directly responsible for the creation and satisfactory quality of the goods will nonetheless be held liable for thatquality and any consequential losses that may be suffered by a purchase of theproduct if it should prove faulty