Brush or Airless for Doors and Cabinets?

[Walter McNeil]

Hi All,
I've done a bit of searching and can't find any clear answers for my situation...
I have 7 new unfinished 6-panel pine doors to paint right away (SW Pro Classic w/ PrepRite sandable primer).
And in a few months I'll be painting new kitchen cabinets with the same paint.
I've had great success brushing the ProClassic on some built-ins, but these doors are going to take a lot of time.
Should I just brush them, or should I be looking at airless sprayers?
I'm not planning any big interior or exterior jobs any time soon. Are there any small (and by small I mean reasonably priced...) airless sprayers that are worth having?
Thanks,
Walter

[Ed Hazel]

I am looking to purchase the qs-600wb with a 2.5 tip it is a HVLP gun you can also get smaller tips to spray other finishes as well.

http://www.homesteadfinishingproduct...spray.htm#guns

[Phil Phelps]

Seven doors, front and back, sounds like a lot of painting, but I think using an airless is a bit much. You can roll, with and enamel roller cover, and brush those doors faster than you think. I'll take you thirty minutes just to clean the airless.

[Randy Carnley]

I recently renovated our kitchen with this great paint. Sprayed it with a Graco 4900 with #7 nozzle set, thinned 10%. Came out great. That is heavy paint so it takes a really strong turbine to spray it.

[Scott Holmes]

Refilling that paint cup will get old very fast.

You may want to save up for a bigger unit and use the roller and brush as suggested on this project.

[Walter McNeil]

Thanks guys.
I think I'll wait on a sprayer. I'll just plan on on brushing the doors.
Is a roller useful on paneled doors? Is the idea to roll the flat rails and styles after brushing the panel areas?