To make the best of that disc you have to press about half of the trigger on the gun that makes easer to control the amount of paint going into the walls also clear your way to work you need to move a bit more quick to avoid runs
I love mine for commercial work (brick walls) Haven’t used it in a house yet. I make mine spray away from the disk more so it just hits the tip of the disk
I do use that disco but not to cut walls I leave the set up about 3/4 to 1 inch of the ceiling that’s no better tool then a brush to make a crisp clean finish
I realized that your spray nozzle is horizontal and should be vertical while you run the device horizontally. That is also why you are experiencing a lot of buildup. I am using one on a very large project and this is the first time using it and there was no learning curve other than proper placement
@@westsprayairless8763 well the one that I purchased said different and I dont have the problems that this guy is having. Just thought I would share that with him because it seems as though his isn't working out for him. I have done over 40,000 linear feet so far without incident but then again...what do I know...other than results
I thinks it’s probably more suited for exterior. Render brick & so on. Cheers for that though hopefully someone will simplify this thing & dial it in for precision interior work 👍
ALI BROTHER GREAT VIDEO BUT MAY I SUGGEST USING PAPER OR A PEICE OF PLASTIC TO TEST YOUR SPRAY. TESTING ON THE WALL MAY NOT OF BEEN THE BEST IDEA. THANKS
You are correct however the 411 and 513 both have a wider fan than the tip used in the video. The main overall problem in my opinion was the rolling of the wheel, the wheel wasn't smooth enough for operator control. im looking forward to testing again once Wagner/Titan address this issue.
Your supposed to use a narrow fan tip nothing above a 14 atomized and your only supposed to fog the top of the wheel. No disrespect but you over sprayed the whole wheel.
I figured out what your problem is. Its the direction of your tip shield. It's facing the wrong direction. So for instance you're literally stopping your fan width, so its getting all the overspray on the wheel instead of the wall.
@@w1ldcard1986 not at all correct, green tips are HEA (high efficiency airless), they come in the same sizes as most yellow tips, purple tips are fine finish.
hi Brandon. I was using a matt acrylic paint, the build up is a number of things, mainly there aren't any tips designed to work so close to a surface for a finish, as well as the wheel not being smooth in its turning, it would stick and then drag.
@Scott O'Nanski Hi Scott, off camera i tried a number of different tips including the 0.11 and still couldn't achieve the desired finish. Im still hopeful The Wagner group will continue to refine it and get it to work the way we need it to.
Hey Ali, do u sell parts & accessories? I need a few airless pressure gauges for my smaller pumps that don’t have one. If so could you pls let me know how to contact you. Thanks mate👍
Yes we do, however we only have genuine parts from Graco and Wagner/Titan, if you just want standard gauges itd be relatively cheaper to buy from ebay, other wise the Wagner gauges with fittings are $120 AUD and the Graco gauges are the same
Im glad you did this review Ali, i see this on instagram.and alike as some sort of miriacle product. Your a pro , just imagine the cussing youd see if an amateur like me thought it might be a good idea to go waste some money on it.
@@moadyadymo1206 por que 411 es mas fino lo que sale, 13 sale Mucha pintura. Yo e usado 311 pero es mejor la 411. Perdon por mi Español. No se escribir muy bien en Español.
To make the best of that disc you have to press about half of the trigger on the gun that makes easer to control the amount of paint going into the walls also clear your way to work you need to move a bit more quick to avoid runs
I love mine for commercial work (brick walls) Haven’t used it in a house yet. I make mine spray away from the disk more so it just hits the tip of the disk
Thats the correct way to use it
That's how it should be used. Works very well then.
I do use that disco but not to cut walls I leave the set up about 3/4 to 1 inch of the ceiling that’s no better tool then a brush to make a crisp clean finish
Great review. Appreciate your honesty. Definitely needs a bearing. Also would help if the wheel was bigger I think.
I realized that your spray nozzle is horizontal and should be vertical while you run the device horizontally. That is also why you are experiencing a lot of buildup. I am using one on a very large project and this is the first time using it and there was no learning curve other than proper placement
I'm sorry but you're incorrect about nozzle placement.
@@westsprayairless8763 well the one that I purchased said different and I dont have the problems that this guy is having. Just thought I would share that with him because it seems as though his isn't working out for him. I have done over 40,000 linear feet so far without incident but then again...what do I know...other than results
He had it right. Had it been the other way it would only make a thin stripe of heavy buildup on the wall
It goes with the fan
I thinks it’s probably more suited for exterior. Render brick & so on. Cheers for that though hopefully someone will simplify this thing & dial it in for precision interior work 👍
Probably good for if you do same colour on walls and ceilings and the only thing your separating is the ceiling matt and low sheen
ALI
BROTHER GREAT VIDEO BUT MAY I SUGGEST USING PAPER OR A PEICE
OF PLASTIC TO TEST YOUR SPRAY. TESTING ON THE WALL MAY NOT OF BEEN THE BEST IDEA.
THANKS
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Appreciate your reviews Ali - good advice from a pro. Cheers
Great video guys!
Perhaps some silicone spray will help the wheel spin better
Ali... Brother, you need a ask mate. Shukran for the review, habib !!
the manufacturer says to use only 411 or 513 tip...the 311 makes to wide of a fan in terms of thickness and leads to overspray.
You are correct however the 411 and 513 both have a wider fan than the tip used in the video. The main overall problem in my opinion was the rolling of the wheel, the wheel wasn't smooth enough for operator control. im looking forward to testing again once Wagner/Titan address this issue.
@@alielhaouli7418 I gotcha, have you had anymore success? I’m getting ready to use mine for the first time.
@@zombie1371 I haven't used it since the video
Your supposed to use a narrow fan tip nothing above a 14 atomized and your only supposed to fog the top of the wheel.
No disrespect but you over sprayed the whole wheel.
none taken
I guess also it has to be more faster also the machine pressure need to be adjusted
I figured out what your problem is. Its the direction of your tip shield. It's facing the wrong direction. So for instance you're literally stopping your fan width, so its getting all the overspray on the wheel instead of the wall.
I would be thrilled if you could make a video of your description and tag me in it. Thanks
WHAT TIP U USE
By the time you do all these adjustments you finish the painting with a brush. Just by watching the process tires me!
Yeah, I’m not convinced.
what tip are you using, sir? that seems like one of those green FFLP tip. appreciate your response.
Correct, off camera I tried other tips as well.
@@westsprayairless8763 green tips are for trim work mate... not meant for emulsion at all! .... emulsion is blue tips
@@w1ldcard1986 not at all correct, green tips are HEA (high efficiency airless), they come in the same sizes as most yellow tips, purple tips are fine finish.
That buildup is probably because your using semigloss paint right? Thanks for review I will probably keep using my shields.
hi Brandon. I was using a matt acrylic paint, the build up is a number of things, mainly there aren't any tips designed to work so close to a surface for a finish, as well as the wheel not being smooth in its turning, it would stick and then drag.
@Scott O'Nanski Hi Scott, off camera i tried a number of different tips including the 0.11 and still couldn't achieve the desired finish. Im still hopeful The Wagner group will continue to refine it and get it to work the way we need it to.
@@westsprayairless8763 is there a little gap with the paint or it cutting the entire surface or is there a small gap?
yes there is a gap the thickness of the wheel, approximately 1.5 mm
Would a 515 or 415 tip be too big for this attachment? Thanks
It would throw out too much paint and make a mess, a 411 is the only tip that's recommended
@@alielhaouli7418 thank you!
Selam Ali,
Can i use this one also for furniture do you think?
Greeting from Netherlands/ Turkey
Walaykum alsalam. I'm not sure how you would use it for furniture to be honest.
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This was a great video to learn from sometimes those the tools that companies sell to make jobs easier turn out to make it harder
Hey Ali, do u sell parts & accessories?
I need a few airless pressure gauges for my smaller pumps that don’t have one.
If so could you pls let me know how to contact you. Thanks mate👍
Yes we do, however we only have genuine parts from Graco and Wagner/Titan, if you just want standard gauges itd be relatively cheaper to buy from ebay, other wise the Wagner gauges with fittings are $120 AUD and the Graco gauges are the same
Very good honest obvious review.
If you remove the plastic film from the disk it will stop sticking
Golden video, I hate those rehearsed vids that pretend everything is 1st-time easy. Thanks
would be good if it worked.
Im glad you did this review Ali, i see this on instagram.and alike as some sort of miriacle product. Your a pro , just imagine the cussing youd see if an amateur like me thought it might be a good idea to go waste some money on it.
Useful product but need more practice and u should set the disk to tip with little more gape
Thanks Ali, this was eye opening!...;-)
Its white on white and its a small ceiling just spray the ceiling same as the wall...
What if you put some brass or ceramic washers??
I think it defeats the purpose if the user has to make the modifications, hopefully the Wagner group will view this and do some more R&D.
@@westsprayairless8763
That's a Great Answer, and Thanks for Your Time Sir !!!
I dont suppose it would work on freshly caulked base or trim
I truly couldn't tell you, because I haven't been able to get it to work well at all.
Better is with roler it is faster for smal things. With spray is better when you have bigger things and when is empty. It only my opinian.
I use a 411 tip. It works pretty good but it could be better 🤷♂️
I think the fact the wheel isn't smooth is the biggest issue
Robert usted dise q es mejor la 411 tip por q usted cre eso ? Solo curiosidad oara saber
@@moadyadymo1206 por que 411 es mas fino lo que sale, 13 sale Mucha pintura. Yo e usado 311 pero es mejor la 411. Perdon por mi Español. No se escribir muy bien en Español.
Robert perfecto tu español y gracias por el consejoestiy empesando a usar spray paint y quisiero informame bien .. y gracias
I really wish you would've cut in with something other than white.
I use a 211 with a medium pressure works great
Very good technic
I tried it. Not good for smooth walls ! For stocco or rough surfaces maybe!
If you have the door jambs already taped off, why use that tool? Just spray it out...
First time using and reviewing the speed shield, wasn't sure of how much overspray there would be, so didnt want to have to clean overspray
What is the size spray tip ?
Im sorry i cant recall, however a 411 is the recommended tip
how are you TALIBAN
I need same gune and rolling wheel please send me this gune
Please send your information to info@westspray.com.au, and we will give you a price for what you require. Thank You
Thanks for sharing. I think its more trouble than its worth being an amateur like myself. Thanks again.
U need a rubber wheel, hummmm what about a backing for a buffing wheel. Grind off mandrell, drill out center and press in sealed bearing.
When used right this tool basically prints money.
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Nice vid mate.👍
What a waste of time. Trim and roll. It's much faster than all that prep and cleaning
Wasting money wasting time for does walls not good brick or stucco maybe
With all due respect, throw that in the rubbish where it belongs.
Things garbage by the look of it I’ll just stick to brush and roll walls spray ceilings closets trim n doors
Ruinzimho viu ....