Which Paint Sprayer Do You Need?
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- Опубликовано: 21 апр 2022
- Watch as I go through my decision making process, see what I have opted for and paint a fence to test out my new sprayer.
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I bought a sprayer to paint a large trellis fence, which would've been a right royal pain with a brush. My wife followed along on the other side with a large cardboard sheet to catch the overspray. I had approximately a 3:1 ratio of paint on the fence to paint on the wife. Not recommended as a team-building exercise.
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Saves on the sun tan oil
You should set up a side business spray tanning the local ladies, line em up in the garden and let rip.
Make sure to charge by the square metre.😏
was you going for a 1:1 ration fence/wife ?
@@lazycarper7925 I discovered 6 :9 gives the best overall experience
Just on filling up the gun, best tool I've found is get either a 2pt or 4pt plastic milk container, keep the lid on. Cut the bottom portion off, and clean out. Then you're left with a soft flexible scoop with a handle on that can be used for easy and quick filling. That's what I've used successfully many times.
Cheers dave, you've just clued me up on a method I've been trying to think of for the last hour on and off.
I dont know if its because i am becoming old or not but i genuinely love this chap. His videos are brilliant but not sure i will be able to tell any of my friends what i have been watching.
Hey dude, just watched as a random video. Just wantede to give a tip, mkst pros use a liner in the cartridge like a nappy bag or similar, to save leaving a residue inside from different paints. Cheers dude
I had several hundred metres to do with one of those sprayers once.
To get around the refilling mess i went to a local home brewing shop, bought a high flow tap and fitted it to an empty 10 litre paint tub i had.
I wasnt sure how it would turn out but it worked bloody brilliantly! Zero mess at all!
Did the tap go in the bottom of the side or the very bottom of the tub? Thank you!
I think the trouble at the beginning was the globs of paint you put in. I've never seen paint which globs like that ever on on properly with even a roller or brush. I've used airless sprayers many times and after gun set up, the most important thing is paint consistency. I would definitely recommend using a cordless drill with a mixing attachment, add perhaps thin the paint 5-10% and then strain it through a sieve before using. Also buy yourself 5-10L drum (the type used for water when you go camping and which has the little tap at the bottom) and put your paint into this and use it to top up. I prefer not to let the gun get less than about 1/3 full as I noticed the spray consistency changes beyond that point.
That white paint was like tooo thick
How did you manage the overstay from the gun, atomised paint travels a long way, and settles on most items - especially window frames, doors etc.
@@davidgrinter5938cover up with tape and light plastic. You can buy it in most builder merchants
I also find pouring water into the container and spraying that through to clean it much faster and easier
Yeah if the paint is water based this will work, will not work for solvent paint thinners is needed
I've got the Wagner Fence & Decking Sprayer which has a 1400ml reservoir so gives slightly longer spray time between trips to the "soup kitchen"
Top Tip - I cut the top half from an old 3L Fabric Conditioner bottle and use it as a wide necked funnel to pour straight in to the spray container from the big fence paint bucket then dilute with water afterwards
I now love painting my 20 fence panels with this as it is so quick and satisfying.
I actually spend more time masking off my concrete posts and plinths than painting, but then I think "I may as well do 2 coats" seeing as I've gone to the trouble of doing the prep
Good tip. Exactly - so easy you end up wanting to do more!
@@ProperDIY The sign of success. Behind every successful engineer is a right lazy sod...
I will definitely check for ine of these. My passion for DIY and painting has grown. And I really enjoy watching proper DIY. I have been learning more.
I'm in process of painting my concrete walls in the garden. Just have to make sure cats don't get paint😅. Thank you for all your videos. Ypu speak very clearly
To be honest I understand British accent better than American.
I bought the same sprayer on this review. Thank you. I painted a bedroom in about 35 mins with the wall and ceiling sprayer.
The reason the stain went on better was because it was thinner. It would have been easier to thin the paint in a separate container and thin pour the mix into the spray pot using a cheap plastic jug.
These are great for fences, etc...but theres a trade off with walls and woodwork, having to thin the paint means more overspray and more coats in some cases, plus the chance of runs and breaking down the binder in the paint
You also have to consider the time it takes to mask and protect other surfaces and the cost of the masking materials
A lot of diyers buy cheap sprayers, mistakenly thinking they are just 'plug n play' they aint
With latex you have to thin down with 10% warm water in this sprayer. Then the result is fantastic.
funnels are useful inventions for paint pouring
Great video. For filling the reservoir, I used a funnel that comes with a dishwasher to pour in the salt as it has a wide tip
I use a silicon kitchen spatula to scrape unused paint from pots and trays back into the tin. It's quick and effective and cuts down on waste.
This would be perfect for painting my flowers in my garden I am sick and tired of them being green now it's time to paint them blue!
I bought a HVLP from Rutlands ... I also really enjoyed painting my very large fence. I thinned the fence paint in the tub and used a plastic jug to fill up the tank, and to clean the gun after, I put it into a bucket of clean water and ran it for a few minutes to clean its self out .... great video !
I bought the smaller Wagner W100 last year to do fences and sheds. Although it's only got an 800ml capacity, I found that it was fine. I probably only use it once a year so spending a bit more time doesn't really bother me. I'm really messy when waiting with brushes and I found this to be much cleaner and easier.
i just found your channel and love the content so far, simple and detailed which most home diy folk want!! keep up the good work!
Might have already been mentioned, but you can get replacement reservoirs that come with lids. This is helpful if you use the same primer for most projects and saves washing the reservoir. Looking forward to more of these outdoor projects.
Yes they do sell them
They do sell them but they are ridiculously pricey for what they are. Not found a compatible aftermarket cheap version.
For loading mine I use a plastic measuring jug, like the one you are using for clean up but a bit smaller, set of 3 costs a few quid.
The handle means you can hook if over the side of the paint/stain vessel which keeps it relatively clean, and the drips then fall back into your paint pot.
i got a b&d one for a bargain years back - used successfully for emulsion on the extension, decking, fences etc. mixing and consistency of the liquid are the keys but like yours they're just brilliant once you get it right. Except for the cleaning part, especially with the decking oil!. Having the motor in the hand unit gives your arm a workout so think you made the right choice
Good job to take us through the issues of concern. Thanks. Well-done.
I have this exact one it's brilliant! Had it 6 months and can say it's helped me so much! I'd recommend the extension arms aswell so when painting anything like a fence or decking your not reaching or bending over
Once again an excellent video, plenty of information and advice for the DIY'er with "no flannel", I like you was looking at getting a sprayer but was totally overcome by the variety and did not know which way to go but you video has pointed me I the right direction. many thanks
I bought the Wagner 690 quite awhile ago just to paint the render on my house, as this was one of the only sprayers that stated it can cope with smooth masonry paint. After setting the wall sprayer up and masking the windows and doors up I painted the whole of the house (Semi Detached) in 1 day. For the cost of the sprayer and abit of labour, beats paying for someone to do the job.
Looking to get a sprayer to do my outside walls, gladyou have had a positive experience with this model.
Good to hear that's the sprayer I've been looking at, I have a three floor Georgian house so need something more professional
Hi mate
how good was this model of spray gun at handling the smooth finish masonary paint
a lot of folk have said there is uneven coverage , not a wide enough spray fan , nozzles blocking etc etc
I,'ve got to paint the exterior walls on our house as soon as the weather permits and I'm not looking forward to using the ole brush and roller tbh 16:23 lol
I have the same machine, the impetus was that my new build house was sprayed and we wanted to retain the finish as we put colour on the walls. Two things I’ve found which might help. Use trade emulsions they need less thinning compared to diy versions. Most diy paint from manufacturers such as Dulux are designed to not even need stirring let alone thinning. The other thing is to filter the paint. I didn’t have many clogs but cleaning is a pain and since using a filter I’ve not had a single clog and enjoy spraying even more.
Your comment on cleaning time/efforts meaning that you might only reserve the sprayer for larger jobs isn’t my experience. When compared to brushing and rollering where you’re cleaning rather than discarding the brush or roller, I find the sprayer doesn’t take much more time.
Im looking to spray my internal double garage walls (concrete block and roughcast do you think the machine is up to that?
@@hufartd absolutely definitely. Spraying rough masonry, render or wood is so much easier with a sprayer. Clogs and cleaning are the main issues so mask and move everything out of the way before you start. That last thing you want is a thin layer of paint drying inside the sprayer whilst you move things out of the way and mask off a windows you forgot about. Speaking from experience :-).
Re filtering the paint. How did you actually achieve this? Straight from the tin or is there an inline filter?
@@DollarBillscotland Hey Bill - the filters I use look like little paper and mesh funnels that you put on top of the sprayer bottle when you pour the paint in from the can. The ones I get are from amazon. It adds a minute or so to refilling the sprayer, but I've never had a clog.
One of the first jobs I've done in my last two homes is to paint the internal walls of my garage/workshop white.
It makes for a much brighter and more "comfortable" workplace.
It would be an ideal opportunity for you to experiment with the settings of the other spray gun.
My wife and I love putting your videos on whilst we get frisky in the bedroom. This one was a winner, especially!
Pfffhahahhaahahahaaaahaww!!
I invested in the smaller one last year and really good to use like yourself , filling the container I used a funnel and got my workshop done 12x8 in no more than 20 mins. I’d definitely recommend this unit and value for money
Thanks for the no frills info and demo. I feel confident the equipment is as per your demonstration.
I have the same set up. So, another little tip, when cleaning, is to make sure you remove from under the sprayer lid, the white disk that has the tube sticking down into the paint! It will enable you to give it a proper clean but also paint can get trapped between the disk and the lid which, if not cleaned off, will eventually dry, and reduce performance! I have to say, I find the cleanup to be fairly quick. I use an old car sponge and a bucket of water, a hose and also an old kitchen sponge that has a scotchbrite pad to clean off the awkward bits of paint. But otherwise, very nice video!
Great informative video , just bought one and now love painting my 62 panel 5x6ft I can all in 1 day , used to dread it.
Owning a "wagner flexio w690" myself and using it sometime last year to spraypaint a large 36m2 room (Walls only), I found the following to be true:
-You run through large amounts of paint very quickly (15L) in one go, single coat. (I ended up putting 2x coats of "Dulux Trade Super Matt" in the end.)
-The "overspray" does go into every single nook and cranny/crevice and thus do you need to make sure you mask off and cover off EVERYTHING (Cover up your hose)
-The paint does go on "DRY" due to the air that blast the the paint onto the wall from the gun.
-The gun/nozzle does end up getting blocked if you do short intervals and thus do you need to ensure that you go on long constant strokes (Your paint/spraying technique is completely different from the way that you would use an aerosol can.) while spraying.
Wow. Perfect timing. Just getting ready to repaint the interior of our large farmhouse. And thinking how tired I am of rollers and brushes. Def going to go this route. Thank you.
When I first began looking for an inexpensive but great working paint sprayer, Wagner was at the top of my list. I want to spray paint my house shop and shed and also be able to do smaller jobs. That Wagner you used would likely do the trick except for holding too small amount of paint/stain.
I have a compressor so am also looking into the pressure pot sprayers. More paint.
Cheers for the video Stuart, very good as always. I used a similar device to do some fence painting and came to the same conclusion: Its actually fun to do instead of being a pain in the rear.
Thanks - exactly
Great review. Helped me decide what I need and some good tips for someone (like you) who has never bought or even used a sprayer before. Thanks
I bought a Black and Decker HVLP200 from B&M for £30 just before lockdown,it's electric and my garden fence is 2m high and my garden is 10m long and 6m wide,I used Ronseal red cedar fence paint without diluting it and covered my fence in one day,I also did my shed with a green latex paint the next day and only had to stop to fill the 1200ml reservoir a few times during the process,the finish was excellent considering what I paid for it,I have no plans to use it inside so the finish you get on garden furniture etc is good enough for me,love your videos by the way,keep them coming
When I saw the huge difference in coverage, without changing your technique at all. I knew which one I would go with. Glad to see you went the same way. I'm what's referred to as a "wet-painter" in my 'neck-of-woods'.
By the way, I use a funnel to catch the paint/stain that's loaded with a strainer.
Hope everything went well when the wife got home.
Thank you for taking the time to do this video 👍🏻
You cant imagine, how you on time with this video! Thank You
good video. I've owned and used this model for several years. The small gun is best for thinner paints while the big gun is best for less viscous paints such as latex/acrylic water based house and wall paint. Stains tend to be thin by comparison and the big gun really shines with those. I stained a stable with it and for the top of ladder work i strapped the turbine (pump) onto my back or onto the ladder and it worked fine. As for the small gun it works very well with oil based paints but these must be thinned. For example I make ornamental metal tables legs and use Tremclad enamel thinned with acetone to 25 seconds with a ford #4 cup. The issue with any paint that goes on with blobs or orange peel the solution is to thin it.
Fantastic video, most thoroughly enjoyable and the detailed explanations of what to buy for the desired application is so helpful. Never did I think painting a fence could hold such appeal…. Now where is the nearest diy store….. fab!!
From bitter experience, when spraying a fence the over spray is a big problem when you have neighbours. The paint goes through the tiniest of gaps. You need to put some sort of protective shield behind the fence.
True for me a white Mercedes
Great tutorial on fence painting with the Wagner spray gun I found just pouring paint directly into the paint bottle worked fine and speeded up the process
I bought a cheap Terratek some years ago after seeing it on Peter's channel, which works very well for furniture panels and so on. Only £30.
When I needed to do fences I got a Wagner airless 150M, no reservoir to carry around, 5.5 litre tank, 7.5m hose.
I find it doesnt take that much longer to clean either of them than to properly clean brushes and roller, but the waste that coats the tank is a very valid point.
150 is good but there is no pressure control
Great instructive video, I'm getting one for my fence and summerhouse 👍
I think a collaboration with Craig Phillips would be good.
I purchased the Wagner Airless Sprayer, you can put the pipe straight into the tub, no need to visit a soup kitchen ever again. Also you can get extra attachments such as tips for various viscosity and spray wand so no need of a ladder. The hose is 15metres long too.
Beware of using Cuprinol and Ronseal in your sprayer, there have been complaints of build of wax blocking the sprayer.
What a great DIY video. Well edited, spoken and explained. Thanks.
Glad you liked it!
Great video.
I have an older model from same company.
I also thought the reservoir was a silly small design. I briefly thought about something like a ladle.
But then decided on a large plastic fuel funnel removing the screwed extension pipe.
Then pouring steadily from the tub after a vigorous stir.
But place the reservoir (with funnel in the top) into an empty paint tub.
That way any split paint is in a tub ready for any touch up areas.
I found there was quite a bit overspray from the gun.
Again great video.
Keep up the good work. 👍
I would recommend:
* using a stirrer on your paint - a metal plastering type.
* filtering the paint, even on a new unopened Leyland contract paint.
I learnt from bitter experience after ending up with 'flakes' on the wall - resulting in having to let it dry and sand down and redo the whole wall. Picking off flakes is not recommended !!.
Pay a bit extra and get a funnel type filter that will sit 'on' the reservoir - the plastic one - and save not needing to have to wash the ladle so you can have the custard over your pudding !!
Great video and didn’t know I needed one of these 😂👍 a wee tip I would do is modify a funnel by cutting the pipe part off and make the exit hole to your requirements, cleaner and quicker !! Thanks 🙏
I bought one during lockdown and covered 15 fence panels in no time at all, filling the reservoir was a pain but the job was done in less than half a day!
Thank you for this video, I will be painting my house in a few weeks & this was very helpful
I had the hand held version.....hard on the wrist though ! but it easily coped with three large bedrooms a large living room and two storey staircase, above my shop, but we left the old carpets down and masked all the windows with newspaper....a good investment !
Once again I am full of awe with your advice, I too bought a sprayer some 8 months ago but didn't really go through the break down process that you did that brought you to your final decision. Needless to say I absolutely wasted my £74 and whenever I need another tool I will be doing the due diligence to make sure I don't make the same mistake again. I believe I am becoming a better DIYer having had the opportunity to see how you tackle problems and then to follow your advice. Keep up the great work and I always look forward to your next video.
Thank you Tony
Our neighbour did a lovely job of his fence with one of these. Trouble was, one side of my shed had a curious speckled finish after he finished! Not to be used on windy days!
I needed a battery operated paint sprayer, so as I live in OZ I bought an Ozito from Bunnings and I have to say for a cheapie it's brilliant, I only use it for decking, kids treehouse and the wife's garden studio. Cleans up easily with mineral turps and no long leads. We do have Wagner here but way too dear for their 18v system. Thanks for your great video. Cheers
You can get larger containers for the Wagner hoses Stu. If you buy an extra one as well and maybe get someone else to refill it whilst you’re spraying the job can be done in minutes 😀👍
That's interesting to know thanks - good tip
I always decant my fence stuff into a large bleach container and predilute it, then it's easy to tip into the sprayer with no drips. I've had many messy days of ladels and cups before this!
Bought a 500W Guild sprayer with separate power unit from Argos £35 to paint approx 16m of 1.2m fence with trellis top. Did both sides in about 2 hours. Moved on to my 18M x 2 m feather edge fence this afternoon. Did one side in 3 hours. WHAT A BRILLIANT PEICE OF KIT! Best thing I've ever bought. Great finish and no diluting of paint. Used Ronseal Fencelife +.
I have this one and will be attacking my kitchen cabinets soon. Thank you for the tips
Great job, enjoyed the detail and finished product looked great. 👍🏼
Thanks
Thanks a lot for you perfect video. I receive the Wagner W450 for Christmas and when i see your video i'm sure it's a good gift.
Good video I went for the W 950 I like the getting the paint directly from the can rather than filling the pot every 5 mins. Free next day delivery with Amazon UK.
I bought this during lockdown. I have done my fencing and internal walls. The adage that it takes longer to mask up and clean up than it does to paint, is true. But well worth it
though the finish is great. Also put 3 coats on my fence in an afternoon. I also bought 3 extra containers with lids so I could spray a large area.
Nice one Clive
This couldn't have come at a better time. I've 50 yards of fence I need to paint, and was dreading doing it by brush.
You're correct, the pump hasn't a clue what you're spraying. It's the spray nozzle that is designed for particular types of paint.
Then rather than calling it a 'wall or 'metal' nozzle, they should call it an 'emulsion' or 'varnish' nozzle - that's the point
Thanks for this! About to dive into this investment for a coop project!! Your video was informative and soooo helpful!
Raided the kitchen for a ladle many years ago. It stays in my box of paintbrushes and scrapers. Sometimes, my wife sees me using it to shift paint and has a squawk before I say that's what I got it for. Then she mentions a list of other items that 'went missing'
I have used the earlex sprayer for over 10 hrs and it's still going strong. It comes with a backpack container which saves on refills although pressure is great so usually use the small container. I wouldn't use a soup ladle as it takes too long. Just pour carefully direct from container having first bent top to give a spout shape. Ground cover needed!! When doing tops of fences use an old cover or in my case a curtain to stop over spray and really annoy the neighbours, esp if they have washing out!! Earlex is so easy to clean, just spray water through it then dismantle and clean. Forgot to mention, keep paint at room temp 24hrs before using as it usually then doesn't need watered down.
I’ve used an Earle’s to spray a car with great results after a cut and polish. I have professional spray guns that work of my compressor so this was a bit of fun.
Excellent video thank you I’m going to buy the Wagner now as I’ve got over 14 panels to do 👍
I got lucky and stumbled across your channel. Really enjoy it! Greetings from the USA!
Thanks for this review-lesson
Just a tip I saw elsewhere on youtube, you can place two strips of gaffer tap in a V on the opening of paint/stain tin and then it will pour out like a spout. It also keeps the edges of the tin free of paint! Might save you an ear bashing from the Wife :) I've been an avid watcher of your channel since i found a video on adding an electric socket. Love your presenting style and step by step guides. Your sense of humour add to a sometime dry subject. Well done!
Thanks, I'm going to get one! 👍🏻
I've owned 4 different Wagners thru the years. None of them last very long. You are right about the clean up though. If you are painting large areas like fences and walls you aren't going top beat an airless with a 25' hose. Just make sure it has adjustable pressure. Without an adjustment painting a room will probably end up a mess with a mist filling the room, especially when painting the ceiling. These type of painters are NOT what you want to use for finish work or auto painting. Small finish work like guitars or a car fender can be handled with a $15 detail gun and a pancake compressor that you can pick up used for less than $50. The nozzle size is the key.
then again you can rent an airless at box stores and paint stores.....
My brother lent me his Bosch HVLP sprayer to do my fences, nothing fancy, just a mains-powered little thing that cost about 20 quid, it was bloody brilliant! I don't know about interior decorating, but you don't need anything expensive for fences and gates.
Very similar to my wife's spray tan machine, although i don't think she'd be too happy me using it to spray the fences. Definitely looking into one of these units tho.
If you do use it for the fence make sure you remember to take the Ronseal out or she’ll be oak tanned for 5 years guaranteed! 😁
@@crazykittenvideos855 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Stuart, had the same problem with my one as you did with yours, coincidentally with exactly the same Leyland paint, tried it with another paint, worked really well, I think its the opacity of the paint.
Even diluted down could not get it to work. Good luck with your one.
I have the same unit. Excellent piece of kit
Nice one
My idea about this sprayer for renovation and DIY is to use interchangeable combination of cheap standard sprayer head with standard compressed air hose and connect it with a mobile battery powered compressor. So I'm free to change if I really need more: different sprayer head or bigger compressor.
wheelie bin storage build would be 👍
Hello Dean how are you doing, nice to meet you here.
I used to live in a village in Scotland which was crossed by the Erskine Bridge, at one time the longest and highest single span bridge in Europe. The bridge had to be painted every few years and one year the company doing the job decided to use a paint that “etched” into the metal structure. The paint did the job, but unfortunately the etching component in the spray stayed “live” long enough for the invisible mist to land on cars in the village. You couldn’t see anything but your car felt like sandpaper and it was impossible to clean off as it had etched into the surface. Consequently over 700 cars had to be completely sanded down and re-sprayed. A bit of an expensive error!
A great video it certainly helped my decision-making, many thanks.
I was just going to say, i dont want to be around when your wife finds out you used her soup ladle for paint 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Brilliant video stuart….my hubby has a Bosch paint sprayer. Take care, see you soon from South africa
I thought I recognised that family name as South African. Cheers from an ex Kaapstadian!
Trips to the soup kitchen.. very funny. I find a cheap plastic 2 pint kitchen jug from a pound shop cuts down trips to the SK. Another well made, funny and informative video Stuart.
Excellent Stuart!!!
Great video as usual! Thank you have a fab weekend 👍😃
Thank you
I use a kitchen measuring jug to fill the the spray kettle with. Works a treat.
Having purchased the exact same sprayer in the past & when painting rooms the hopper is far to small so refilling is very frequent which is very heavy on your arms leading to fatigue & the supplied hose a really short especially when spraying ceilings.
Overspray is also a massive problem with an air sprayer, not only with clean up as even when all the masking & sheeting is in place it still causes a big mess when removing the masking wet to get a crisp line the sheets are wet through with paint or dry the paint flakes off creating a right mess.
Airless sprayers are the way to go with minimal over spray, long hose, no heavy hopper to carry or endlessly refill. Wish I had purchase one in the first place.
Exactly this!
so true. similar experience and i have actually decided to replace mine with an airless one
Excellent stuff...need to do both sides of our garden..haven't even given the thought of a paint sprayer ...brilliant thanks
I bought a Wagner W100 spray gun. Pretty impressed with it
Brilliant, will go and buy this one (nervous!!)
Great video.....
Your wife may ask have you seen the ladel.
Came across your channel a few days ago and have been watching a lot of your content. Love the information provided, comparisons, do's and don'ts tips and tricks keep at it. I get its doubling all jobs showing how its done but appreciate all the extra effort to help everyone else out.
You “need” to stress that you must protect anything in the background from overspray. It’s so easy for the spray to go over to anything in your neighbours property, including their car, and that could be unpleasant and expensive. I would never let overspray go over the top of a fence without someone holding a cardboard shield.
Oh yes, the instrument used for spraying is called a spray gun.
Very informative video, thanks !!
Great video - very helpful.
Your Video is great Thank you , I have the Wagner Flexio 590, And the weight doesn't bug me. Wagner is a good product
I'm using Ingco company small one , it's really great I used wood , metal and walls too but outside so many things matters specially thickness of paint also when u doing outside air also matter it flew few color , so far it's good technology and easy for home users and save money all companies are different qualities
I bought my Wagner sprayer for pebbledash walls. It's a game changer
Please remember not to include your model number.
@@Saintathantwinpeaks I will tomorrow, sorry