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Question: what size fan tip is this?
Document: I'm thinking if did it over I'd try a 217 tip. Hopefully, a narrower fan of paint, less paint, and no clogging.While painting I did wear a dust mask, a full face shield, a head and neck covering, gloves, and a cut off disposable pair of coverall. I cut the coveralls off about mid chest so that my arms and shoulders were covered. The coveralls were much too hot otherwise.
Yes, clean up is a bit of hassle but no more than any other airless sprayer I've used. A good coating of grease on everything ahead of time makes clean up much easier.I did buy two more additional tips a 421 and a 221 tip. I was trying to paint some metal doors at the school and these put out a narrower fan of paint. But I still was getting too much paint and switched back to the 515 tip.
Follow the directions carefully and you won't have a problem from the beginning; I usually don't full read the manual.Here are a few comments:The gun uses a lot of paint!Use a roller to spread it evenly on the wall. I still needed a second light coat.Cover everything.Wear a respirator.Open 2 windows and put a box fan on one of them to create a cross current of air or else you will have a very foggy room.Clean the unit thoroughly when you are done.
The Graco Magnum X5 makes painting projects short and easy work. Once you find your own rhythm, there's nothing to it. Like every other review, I would also recommend the swivel connector. As far as over spray goes... COVER EVERYTHING including yourself!! A fan blowing towards the outdoors helps(in a window or doorway). Also, if you are using the sprayer by yourself, dump the gallons of paint into a 5 gallon bucket, or buy the 3 or 5 gallon buckets of paint.
A money saving tip: I use RV winterizing anti freeze as a storage fluid.
Result - nothing, the sprayer wouldn't operate. After a call to technical support, they told me that the Graco "stain" sprayer tip I had bought was only for "clear" stains, and that my colored stain required changing back to the original sprayer tip, thus waisting the $26 I had just spent.
"The sprayer came with everything I needed to complete my job: sprayer, 20ft hose, instruction manual and DVD. Set up is a breeze. The tip shipped with the unit handled the exterior acrylic latex with no problem. I sprayed my 12' x 20' (8' walls) in about an hour...including cleanup!
I quickly shut it down, thinking that the screw on tip had simply come loose, but the hose was still tight to the end of the gun. The seal inside the hose appears to have failed.My Graco came with a "do not return to store, call us!" tag, so I gave them a call. The person was polite, but obviously just following a script and unable to help me.
I bought the reconditioned sprayer, took it into the local Graco shop & had it checked out. After testing, the tech said it met all specs & was in great shape. After using it on a total house remodel this is what I've learned: This sprayer is VERY limited in it's capability. Important: It is limited to a .015 or smaller tip while most all modern latex paints require a .017 tip.
Good machine for the money  does a good job but you may have to buy a diffrent spray tip if u are using it indoors! But other than that it is a great machine  super easy to use and clean despite what the other people have said  if  u use the included cleaning adaptor for the hoses and keep the water pressure low enough u wont have any problem cleaning it!
Answer: yes