HomeRight Sprayer Power Painter

Got this so that I could spray trim and a front door, instead of using a roller or brush to prevent leaving a texture or brush strokes. Well it leaves a texture alright, a hammered finish. I was super mad. The first project I tried using it on was my front door and I used exterior paint that didn't require thinning, I filled up the gun and practiced on some cardboard and seemed a little splattery but seemed to level out fine when I was laying down on the ground and not a vertical surface. I started spraying the door and leaves like a mentioned a hammered finish, not smooth at all. I tried the volume adjustment by the trigger and it changed the product volume coming out but didn't change the splattering coming out of the gun. I took a qtip with water on it and cleaned off the tip and the hole where the air comes out thinking maybe something was it there blocking it, took it apart and nothing. Tried 2 times to thin it more and more with water thinking that it was too thick of paint, and nope that didnt gelp either. We'll i was dedicated then to continue painting the door, so I had to finish it anyways and still has a hammered finish and it's gonna have to stay cause I'm not sanding it all off now. But now I have a worthless gun that I will never use again because of the quality of the spray pattern. And because I waited too long to use it on a project, It's too late to return it now.. Grrrr