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Question: Any accessories, tips, nozzles, extras, required to use this? or if I buy, am I ready to paint?
Document: Lube the hell out of the piston. I would recommend lithium grease but it would clog the tips. I use synthetic motor oil. Seriously it really does the job and lasts. Drench the piston and housing. Re-assemble. This time use short strokes with frequent breaks. Don't thin the paint. "To thin or not to thin paint"I have shot well beyond the 8-15 gl projected life span on the original piston and piston housing.
I set this up and started to use it, worked great for the first 15 minutes. then sputter splatt etc. took it apart cleaned it throughly, dried reassembled greased etc. (this is not my first time with a sprayer btw)now the piece of crap wont work. Total waste of my time and money! I have wasted 2 days tryign to get this Piece to work and nothing. I could have painted it by hand by now!!! DO not buy this product!
The short cord is to be expected but there is no way to lock it to the required extension cord.With the 1 quart capacity and need to hold the sprayer level it is not a good choice for any medium sized project. I sprayed stain on a 25 section of fencing and it would have been faster with a roller and tray by a long shot, especially when you adding in the cleanup time after each use and having to frequently stop and refill the tiny tank.
If I were to do it over again, I would buy the next model higher that comes with the hose kit to pull straight from a paint can. Beware, the "universal" hose kit sold by Wagner does not fit this gun, it is for older models.
My old Wagner died and I needed to buy another. I was skeptical after reading the reviews here but I bought it anyway since my other Wager worked great. I LOVE it. It sprays great and no messing with having to thin the paint. Cleaning it does take some time.
If you buy it in the store, the box clearly says it is intended for projects like fences and chairs and that the bucket is big enough for about 5 minutes of spraying. That is exactly what I found to be true.In a perfect world, it would have a slightly bigger bucket and all paint would be free of crap that clogs filters -- and this product would get 5 stars. As it is, this thing is awesome at 4 stars.Beats the hell out of rollers and brushes.
I purchased this to use to paint cabinets.IMO-this is Not what it is intended for.It puts out too much material, there is no volume controlIt would be better suited for painting a wall, or staining a fence
I used my new spray gun for the first time. It sprays a nice pattern and is easy to use but if you don't stop spraying be for it runs out you will get splatters of paint and it will ruin your paint job. It's heavy and noisy but it gets the job done with out runs and sags. If paint dries on the tip in between coats just peal it off and the gun will clear the the tip.
I filled a gallon paint can at time to load into the cup.- It can be a pain, but only use the cup. The breaks help this little machine to keep from over heating and seizing. And it makes clean up easier.- Have a small roller at hand in case it spits up a gob, which will happen. Just roll over it and spray over it.Realistic expectations:- This is for throwing up paint in a hurry. NOT for accuracy.
I used this the first time and worked as expected. I cleaned as per instructions and tried to use it again and it would just splatter paint all over in globs. I cleaned it 2 more times to make sure I got everything clean and tried again but to no avail it is worthless except for a paperweight. I can't see any paint, I used the brush and clean as per the instructions. I guess you get what you pay for but only to work one time correctly is a really expensive.
Answer: no