The Dan's BackSprayMate is a battery-powered airless paint sprayer worn as a backpack, so you carry the paint and pump on your back instead of dragging a cord or a hose-fed unit. It runs on two 5Ah Makita-style batteries with a charger included, and a DeWalt adapter lets you use your own DeWalt packs. That cordless, hands-free setup suits painters working ceilings, fences, exteriors and rooms without nearby power. Against corded airless sprayers it trades raw output for portability; against small handheld sprayers it holds more paint and frees both hands. Ten buyers rate it 5 out of 5, though the sample is small.
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Buyers rate it 5 out of 5 across 10 ratings, with the cordless backpack format the main draw.
This is a battery-powered airless paint sprayer built as a backpack. It has a 500W motor and delivers up to 1.4 litres per minute. A 5-litre paint reservoir is built in. There are no floor hoses to run, no separate pump and no extension cord.
The backpack design spreads the weight across your back, and you spray with a hand-held gun on a flexible hose. It is designed for walls, ceilings, furniture, fences and trim. It is designed in Australia and manufactured in China.
Paint moving at high pressure through an airless pump and hose builds up static electricity. A grounding wire is included. Plug it into a standard Australian power point and clip it to the hose connection at the pump outlet valve. This discharges static while you spray and helps prevent static shocks and sparks, which matters most with oil-based and solvent-based coatings.
