Instruction: Evaluate the answerability of a question by analyzing the related document, outputting yes if the document contains information addressing the question, and no otherwise.

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Question: We just bought an older home and every room needs painting.  Would this be suitable for that amount of painting or is it mostly for smaller projects?
Document: I have used more expensive hvlp spray systems in the past and am very impressed with the quality for the price. My employer purchased this unit for small jobs thinking it would not be suitable for production work. After using it on two projects, I am confident that this unit will hold up for bigger projects.
i have done refinishing for 8 years. so i gave up on my old machine,  broke down and bought a new sprayer. its is much smaller than i thought it would be and a lot lighter also, witch makes for easier to carry with the rest of my supplies. perfect machine for a great price. well worth the investment.
I have recently used my newly purchased sprayer for a couple of different woodworking projects. I used it to spray some water based stain and some lacquer. It did a great job and both finishes look fantastic. As a home based, hobby woodworker I think this is going to be perfect.My only complaints and the reason I only gave it four starts are the fact that the cup holder was included but didn't come with any screws to attach it to the turbine unit.
I have never used an HVLP or any other system before. I bought the 2202 semi pro 2 so that I can repaint some vanities and other items in our home. I found the key with using latex is to thin the paint mixture with water to the right viscosity and follow the directions with air flow and paint flow. After working those details out the project turned out excellent. It was a bit frustrating at first and took a lot of time to get it figured out.
I used to be a professional painter for a water and fire restoration company. I used the $1000 high end Fuji HVLP for small jobs and shooting lacquer onsite or in the shop for small projects. Recently, I purchased the Semi-pro 2 HVLP for fine finish work that I am doing on a 1960 Kenskill vintage travel trailer that I am restoring. The unit works just about as nice as the older more expensive unit that I used to work with. I am very happy with my purchase.
I installed some raised-panel wainscoting in our sun room, and wanted to get a quality HVLP to paint the trim in place. After doing a significant amount of research I figured the Fuji Semi-PRO 2 was the best bang for the buck.I used it to spray Zinsser BIN on all my molding and panels prior to installation, and the Fuji handled the BIN like a champ.
Bought the Fuji 2202 for spraying crown molding and base board. I have sprayed latex primer and semi gloss latex  paint on the crown molding with great results. Will be doing the base board next. Wish i had bought the Fuji 2202 years ago. My previous experience was using a compressor type sprayer. Would recommend this product to a friend!
I have been frustrated working with your home owner plastic sprayers. This is not one of them. Professional grade quality with professional spray results. Very satisfied.
I bought this HVLP sprayer for spraying finishes on furniture I build. I've used another HVLP system that was compressor driven and didn't have much luck due to the small size of the compressor. This system is fantastic.The adaptability and control are exceptional and the quality of the spray is excellent.
This is my first hvlp system. I considered this unit and the Earlex HV5500. The three points that led me to purchase this unit was the more powerful turbine, longer and more durable hose and the non-bleed gun.So far I have sprayed a couple projects with shellac (Zinnser Seal Coat, 2lb cut). This sprays beautifully. I have been very impressed with the ease of spraying shellac vs. brushing.
Answer: yes