Chapin 19069 Made in The USA 3.5 Gallon Xtreme Industrial Stainless Steel Concrete, with Brass Pump/Wand/Nozzle, Stainless

I have both the non stainless X-treme Sprayer and this one. I spray primarily solvent-based stain sealers on driveways/sidewalks. To be fair, the red one has had quite a bit of use, however, maintaining it i.e., cleaning it isn't as simple. With time and multiple cleanings, the red painted finish also comes of vs. the stainless stays intact.Additionally, the interior of the stainless version is also stainless- again the same benefit for cleaning after use.I did consider a stainless version from one of Chapin' main competitors, however, there were a number of negatives voiced by commercial users sufficient for me to stick with 'Made in America' Chapin. I think you'll be quite satisfied rolling with Chapin on this one.==================================================================================================Update 18 months in: This Chapin all-stainless model has proven to be a solid piece of equipment. I use it exclusively for spraying solvent-based sealers and stain-sealers, and I've put hundreds of gallons of product through it. I have had to purchase the kit for replacing the seals in fact I've bought that twice now.Consider purchasing the Chapin 6-8135 Xtreme Dripless Shut-Off spray wand if you will be using this commercially. It performs much better than the wand that comes with this sprayer. It's well worth the x-tra $50 bucks.In closing, if you look at the pic with the two Chapin sprayers, the red one, which is not stainless but instead has some sort of poly lining, that sprayer this week is headed for the landfill recycle center. After about 2.5 years, it has eventually rusted on the inside and is no longer usable. The brass pump itself is salvageable but the rest is junk now. So spend the extra and buy the stainless. You won't be disappointed.

Well constructed unit. No issues on first use.

I know this sprayer is listed as a concrete sprayer,however I bought it for insect and weed control.Best builtsprayer that I've seen,and I had several.I read the reviews that said they had leaks.Five minutes,a roll of teflon tape,and a wrench an all your problems would be solved.I wanted a cone nozzle to use spraying an the Chapin 6-6000 nozzle works great.Customer service was also good.

I used this to spray semi gloss Foundation armor at 350 to stamped concrete after power washing(days after for drying time) I did need to change the nozzle tip to the fine spray because too much of the sealer was spraying out AND I had over pressurized the container(first time using) once I corrected my mistakes, I was finished within 10 minutes. I had used a roller to save on a special sprayer but ended up using more product and leaving pools of sealer that looked “amateurish “ now this looks like someone actually knew what they were doing ! Easy cleanup , just spray back into gallon container. Hopefully this will last a few years. Get the SS , you won’t regret it when cleaning up.

When I had a problem I was so disappointed, thinking the unit was a lemon or some overpriced hype but then I called customer service and they jumped into gear and got me back up and working ASAP. It wasnt a simple problem but they took it in stride and made everything perfect.

I had been needing a sprayer for some time but never wanted to pony up the money but I finally did and I'm glad I choose the Chapin Stainless Steel Sprayer. It's all quality materials and quality construction. Simple design for a long lasting product. The only thing I'd like to see is a swivel connecting the hose to the tank so the hose can twist. Don't put it on the top shelf of your work trailer where it can fall off and be dented because otherwise you'll keep this sprayer for life.

Have used with two different FA products and it works well and cleans easily with xylene- my rolling days are over. What an upgrade

I had the original red one . So when it was time for its replacement. I figured I spring for the stainless . Crap stainless pin hole leaks started out the side just after a few weeks of using it. And the stainless gets surface rust. But that scrubbed off with a scrubby. Plus the seams turn color as well. Press welds. Should have stuck with the red one that lasted years.. And Chaplin for two hundred dollars you could use a better pump shaft. Regular steel. Those always go bad first. Maybe aluminum or stainless. This is you best hand pump..