Mospace Sprayer

Drips, streaks and patchy coats are familiar problems with conventional spray equipment. According to the campaign, the Mospace Sprayer addresses them by atomising liquid into an ultra-fine mist, producing a uniform layer on a range of surfaces, and the maker says this holds even with thicker paints.

Pump, range and control

The maker says a powerful pump drives a spray width of 20cm, and claims longer reach and more force than traditional sprayers. A one-click airbrush compressor is described as enabling pinpoint work and quick paint refills, while three spray modes and multiple nozzles are meant to cover everything from fine detail to broad surfaces.

Colour changes and build

Detachable nozzles and bottles are the basis of the campaign's quick-change claim: swapping colours in under 5 seconds without cleaning. The nozzles are made of what the maker calls high-quality metal, intended to keep spray output consistent over long-term use. The tool is fully wireless and lightweight, according to the maker, so it can move between studio, home and outdoor work.

• Ultra-fine mist for drip- and streak-free coats (maker claim)
• 20cm spray width from a powerful pump
• One-click airbrush compressor
• Three spray modes with multiple nozzles
• Detachable nozzles and bottles; colour swaps in under 5 seconds without cleaning
• Metal nozzles
• Cordless, lightweight design

Suggested uses include painting 3D prints, small household repairs, furniture refinishing, artwork and professional workshops. As with any crowdfunded hardware, manufacturing and shipping delays are possible; the Mospace team says it has partnered with a reliable manufacturer, placed quality-assurance staff on site and will notify backers promptly if problems arise.