I spray airless and I brush and I roll… and I don’t watch videos to make dumb comments. Of course it needs another coat but so would brush and roller. The only system that offers true one coat application is airless. What impressed me is this guy had a good set up and consistent technique. What impressed me was the coverage and pattern from what is essentially a home user unit. Great video. 👍
@@jamesbreckinridge521 it's the paint that will give u a one coat method... Not the application ... You can roll and get it in one coat with the proper paint and primer.
I think he was merely trying to show that you can cover an average size room in under an hour. In this situation (painting over a dark green), a second coat is absolutely required. Two coats is the norm with the flexio to achieve a professional look. An airless sprayer system would've covered it with one coat, but for the "once-in-a-while painter" the flexio is the greatest economical choice.
I love entrepreneurs that bust their butt to succeed and then they do! If it hasn’t happened already when you reach a certain level of success you’ll buy some nice things and then you’ll find out who the haters are. The ones that don’t put in the work but think they should reap the rewards. Great video, great job! Godspeed
Bro I don’t want to sound weird but I see this video and see a young man making it make me feel proud for you. Im showing this video to my 12 year old to give him ideas of a trade he can do. Not because I think is easy or something anybody can do. Believe me I drove semi trucks for 15 years and I understand how it feels to do a work that looks easy but it’s totally not. But I recognize that your trade and career is not only needed all the time but you can make a good profit doing it. Also my that was a construction worker and a wood worker all his life and there is nothing more satisfactory than to build something, fix something or just making it look better. Thanks for posting and keep up. Best of luck and wishes.
Great job on the video. I have the Home Depot version 3500 bought for $169.99 and I love it. Have painted 8 interior rooms this year as well as used for staining a new exterior deck. Of course a brush and roller may be needed at times to fine tune hard to reach or lightly sprayed areas but not that often in my case. The key to getting the single pass effect is first get a high quality single coat paint. Then fine tune the sprayer with your individual paint or stain testing on practice surfaces to gain experience. I agree with you this unit works great for a DIY landlord. I know because I am one.
I just bought the flexio 3500 and would like to know what settings and what paint do you use for interior and do you thin paint out too or no need too? I also have 3 rentals so I usually do the work my self. do you prefer this spray gun or the one with the long hose?
I own a painting company and the one only time I use a sprayer is for commercial contracts or when I have to smoke seal homes/ framing after a major fire. I can tell you that taping and covering floors/ trim/ windows takes time to do. And using that paint guide he's using is far from perfect. I can absolutely have that room painted quicker than he sprayed it. He needs to put a second coat after it dries and he needs to cut in the ceiling still using a brush to make a proper line. Sprayers have their place but I know it's not speeding anything up for that specific project. Good old brush, sleeve and a drop sheet is still the best and fastest way to paint that room.
I'm not debating your good at what you do. But airless sprayers are much better quality finish. We tape our ceilings and give 400 wide protection sheet and sprsy our walls. The cutting in line is to perfection. Its well worth as you stated to tape everywhere up first. As it reputation we need. But spraying is superior.. We do all our woodwork./ doors / walls etc.. And uts effortless if you know how too...
I am professional painter too and I can tell you I can paint that room in less then 30 mins cutting walls and rolling. 18 inch roller , if you sprayed paint and the owner wants to touch up later on he probably will roll it and not match !
Maybe a roller and extension pole would be nicer and just a trim on top and bottom and less prep more care and detail you be good with 1and a half hour but less cleanup and better quality I think
I got my self a sprayer. So thankful for the vid mate. What I’ve taken away is. You should use the sprayer to hit up the edges and corners and roller for the rest. And a brush when needed. Thanks again
Thank you for sharing your experience with this sprayer. I have four rooms I’d like to paint and was considering this method and exact tool. I know for certain now that this approach is not for me. I couldn’t understand why so many painters were stating that rolling and cutting would be better, and I finally get it. Spraying isn’t faster if you don’t get the coverage after all that prep work. You’ve saved me time and money. I believe this sprayer has its sweet spot, but it’s probably not for interior walls and time saving. Great knowledge share!
Nice work!! I have the same routine for my properties but I fill in with an extra wide roller after I cut in the corners goes on faster and thicker the first time no touch ups
Hey thanks for the video. I love the fact that you didn't have to tape by using that paint guide. Glad I saw this video as I am getting ready to paint my house to sell it.
Just a few tips, sprayers are used to paint over stuff that rollers can't roll over, and to also paint over things that you don't want brush strokes on --- trim, cabinets, crown molding, window casing, etc. Spraying always takes longer to do because of the prep work, but has a better result in the end for trim, cabinets, crown molding, window casing, etc. It's also pointless to spray a wall unless the wall has a really jagged texture that a roller can't fully fill. The most efficient way to paint a room is to freehand brush the trim, wall edges, window casing and roll the wall. The best quality is to spray the trim, window casing, molding etc, then spray the wall edges a few inches to prevent brush strokes, then roll the wall with a roller.
another tip is that sprayers release alot of fumes into the air, and those fumes travel throughout the area and stick to whatever it lands on, so you might end up with a ton of paint that travelled through your hvac system and messed up your filter, etc.
Hi - Yeah, I would use a different paint gun. I do have a new paint gun, the Graco (amzn.to/3uICyPW). It would have allowed for more even coverage and probably would speed up the time since you do not need to add water to dilute the paint so that it can spray out.
@@New-Breed-Drywall-And-Paint after the hallway I spent loads of time masking and prepping every down surface. I would definitely recommend a better sprayer for faster results.
100% a hell of allot of clean up to be done windows floor ect i think he needs to clean up his work before he shows other people. good effort tho@@New-Breed-Drywall-And-Paint
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How many gallons of paint did you spend? Looks nice and quick from what i can see from video but usually I would spray ceilings and trims but walls cut/roll especially when it’s different color just the way rolled wall looks after is to my eye 👁 way nicer , btw great and fast work ! 😎👍
Good job. I was looking for another way to paint quickly after I finished my room project. Paint sprayer, just wasn't for sure whether I should use it. Maybe I'll try it. Just have to make sure I have the right tools to go along with sprayer.
Thank you for making this video. Few questions as I’m concerned about the overspray. Was there any issues with overspray on the ceiling / window / doors? Do you recommend rolling vs / spray for your own home ? I’ve heard opinions on quality of finish. I’m painting in my home for the first time and I got a Wagner 3500 but I’m reluctant to use it now cause I’m worried on overspray. Thank you !
I just finished completely repainted my kitchen, video is up if you want to see step-by-step. I would say, if you are painting walls, go the roll and brush. Less prep. If you are redoing a kitchen, go with a sprayer. You will always have some type of overspray when using a sprayer. So you want to cover up your floors and windows. If you do get paint on something you do not want, have paint remover around and it'll come up quick.
The short answer is that you can; however, you might want to use a different spray gun. The Wagner can spray Acrylic Enamel, which you would use on a car, but you would need to thin the paint out with water. This might affect the longevity and final color. I would suggest the Graco (amzn.to/47LeFWp) if you are looking for a handheld sprayer. You do not need to thin the paint and it will come out looking great.
If you are painting the outside of your house, I wouldn't recommend this one. You need to use a thicker specialty paint because of the stucco and this one would not allow for it to spray out. You would have to dilute the paint with water, which would interfere with the final color and properties of the paint. I use the Graco (link included afterward) now for all of my jobs. It is more powerful, cordless, and can spray out thicker paint. Good luck with your project and if you have any questions, feel free to ask. amzn.to/3uICyPW
@@MikePrezAI WOW... it is Cordless and Airless... I have never seen anything like that... BE STILL MY HEART.... I need to get a life, when I get so excited over a Paint Sprayer.. BAHAHAHAHA But I'm trying to sell my house... and have painted Stucco before, but this house has really THICK Stucco... and Rolling it on with a Roller is really hard. Thank you again for all this information. Question: Can you paint cabinets with this Graco Paint Sprayer too?
🤗Thankful for the video. I have hired 3 different "professional" painters & ALL 3 half did the work😕 Just ordered this spayer. I am going to paint it myself. OAN,🙏 prayers for anyone reading. Accept Jesus & repent. Much love to you all, even those that hate ❤ #StayReady
Will using a paint sprayer leave a coat of paint on the ceilings and windows etc .. like it does when you’re using spray paint? I have a paint sprayer but do nervous about using it as don’t want to completely screw everything up!
Here is my situation. I just built a very large shed that is connected to another building. I have a Graco X5 airless that I painted the outside of the new building with. There is a section where the two buildings connect that I can't access with the X5. I would have to carry everything onto the roof and I can't do that. I am looking for a handheld airless for this one section. I need something that will do the job but I don't want to spend a fortune.
What type of paint will you spray? Depending on the thickness, it might not be sprayable without first thinning the paint. This might be a good one to use, but depends on the size of the wall so you do not overheat the unit.
@@MikePrezAI I am spraying latex. I also thinned the paint a little for the X5 although I'm not sure it was necessary. In my experience only airless sprayers are worth a damn. I bought an hvlp or whatever you call it at harbor freight and that thing won't spray anything thicker than water.
@@MikePrezAI it went well, had one of those 2 foot long panels to cover the corer as two different color walls were preferred. The cleaning of the machine wasn't as hard as I was expecting. I enjoyed using it to paint out trim and baseboards...hundreds of feet of trim/baseboards so it was helpful
Im fairly new at airless painting and don't understand how the guys on these videos don't have to wipe their shield. Mine gets soupy after doing one small wall. Do the pros have to wipe them often but just not mentioning it? I used color for the first time and over sprayed the ceiling smh. It's harder than it looks. Nice vid!
You can the inside of the container has the intake angled to suction the paint. If you do, you definitely want to protect you face, eyes, and the floors.
Woah, please don’t do this at home. It doesn’t take much to see overspray will be everywhere including those windows, ceilings, baseboard, and the air ducts. I don’t see a single comment saying this worked for them and I can’t imagine how it would. You have to clean and mask off anything you don’t want paint on if using a spray gun. Someone’s going to spend 10+ hours trying to get that paint off what it shouldn’t be on doing it this way. I appreciate you trying to help others out but this isn’t the way.
In the vids, you have used paint shield. Is it enough to avoid over spray in other area? Or do I have to masking all other area except painting area? Thx
No. Its really to protect paint from getting on to a near or adjacent item you do not want paint on. Best to cover up as much as possible to avoid overspray
id be very intrested in seeing your floor after you remove the covers you need to tape the hole way around the room not just bits here and there. plus cover your windows. i know you got the room done in x amount of time but your clean up is going to take a good chunk of your time. weldone tho
I watched this video twice. because of your technique with the guard usage. and your other information I thought was really good because I'm going to do my living space. and I would like to do it in a quicker way than rollerz/brush. So to put on the 2nd coat it probably will take you not quite as long as the 1st so that's still pretty darn good. Q. If you decided to do the baseboard trim and the trim around the windows a different color would you have masked off those areas instead of just running the sprayer and guard? Or Would you have used a paintbrush and roller?
Sprayer is fast as long as you mask EVERYTHING you don’t want to paint on. With a roller you have more control. For a one room job I’d go with a roller. Spray creates tiny droplets that fly all over. My experience as a non professional painter anyway
Thanks! It is called a shield guard. It's reusable. Just make sure to wipe it after every use to reduce the paint buildup. Here's a link to a similar one on Amazon: amzn.to/3PKMoJm
Можно использовать краску из яичной скорлупы. Это поможет свету лучше отражаться в комнате и сделает ее ярче. Я бы предложил краску с грунтовкой, чтобы уменьшить количество шагов. Просто помните, что с этим типом краскопульта вам может понадобиться немного разбавить краску водой. Если вы хотите использовать краскораспылитель более высокого качества, где не нужно разбавлять краску, рекомендую краскораспылитель Graco по этой ссылке: amzn.to/3XRmVAa
Probably took a few days for all the fumes to be let out. I would suggest to put a fan in the window facing outward so it can draw the fumes and smell out.
@@MikePrezAI Cool video. Other than the thinning out, do you have to run it through a strainer? Mine was getting clogged every 10 minutes and it wasted a lot of time. Also, what do you use to thin it out, just water? Thanks man.
Esta bien el video pero no dicen cuanto de agua que agregar a la pintura ni la potencia de la pistola a pulverizar creo que falto en la ultima pared una mano mas
You need two coats bra. You need more practice. And I prefer you to start on rolling first. Get a feel of how the paint actually lay on the wall..but you cool keep up what you doing bra proud of you
Hey, I have this sprayer and I have never used it. I'm painting the ceiling in my basement (rafters). Will this sprayer work properly pointing it straight upwards at the ceiling??
It should work properly. I would definitely say to wear protection and a respirator so you do not breathe in the paint overspray. And make sure you cover all of the surfaces you do not want overspray.
@@rayspooner1982 you better cover the whole floor with tarp or clear sheet. When you paint ceiling with a sprayer, you are going to get oversoray all over the floor. I would paint the ceiling the traditional way and paint the wall with the Wagner. Paint the trims with good paintbrush (Purdy). Purdy paint brushes are incredible and last forever. Then use the sprayer. I'm not kidding about Purdy brushes. I've owned them for 16 years now and the bristles still look brand new and is a joy to paint with them.
@@heyoou I did cover the floor. I used the Wagner for the ceiling cuz its a basement and there's nails poking through so you can't roll it and brush takes forever and gets frayed. I agree 100% on Purdy brushes, they are the best especially for cutting ceilings and trim.
Lmao uhh what did I just watch? Sorry man it’s just interesting to me.. I’ve owned a paint company for several years now and the only way this would be faster is if your a homeowner who doesn’t know how to paint I guess.. brush and roll should take about 20 mins
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I spray airless and I brush and I roll… and I don’t watch videos to make dumb comments. Of course it needs another coat but so would brush and roller. The only system that offers true one coat application is airless. What impressed me is this guy had a good set up and consistent technique. What impressed me was the coverage and pattern from what is essentially a home user unit. Great video. 👍
Thanks a lot for your comment!
What impressed me is he got right to the point.
@@MikePrezAI can you paint vinyl siding with it ???????????????
This is a dumb comment. There is no one-coat application. Unless, you're airess and backrolling, but even that isn't a surefire method.
@@jamesbreckinridge521 it's the paint that will give u a one coat method... Not the application ... You can roll and get it in one coat with the proper paint and primer.
I think he was merely trying to show that you can cover an average size room in under an hour. In this situation (painting over a dark green), a second coat is absolutely required. Two coats is the norm with the flexio to achieve a professional look. An airless sprayer system would've covered it with one coat, but for the "once-in-a-while painter" the flexio is the greatest economical choice.
I love entrepreneurs that bust their butt to succeed and then they do! If it hasn’t happened already when you reach a certain level of success you’ll buy some nice things and then you’ll find out who the haters are. The ones that don’t put in the work but think they should reap the rewards. Great video, great job! Godspeed
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Bro I don’t want to sound weird but I see this video and see a young man making it make me feel proud for you.
Im showing this video to my 12 year old to give him ideas of a trade he can do. Not because I think is easy or something anybody can do. Believe me I drove semi trucks for 15 years and I understand how it feels to do a work that looks easy but it’s totally not.
But I recognize that your trade and career is not only needed all the time but you can make a good profit doing it.
Also my that was a construction worker and a wood worker all his life and there is nothing more satisfactory than to build something, fix something or just making it look better.
Thanks for posting and keep up.
Best of luck and wishes.
Good profit doing a bodge job
Yeah any cowboy can
Great job on the video. I have the Home Depot version 3500 bought for $169.99 and I love it. Have painted 8 interior rooms this year as well as used for staining a new exterior deck. Of course a brush and roller may be needed at times to fine tune hard to reach or lightly sprayed areas but not that often in my case. The key to getting the single pass effect is first get a high quality single coat paint. Then fine tune the sprayer with your individual paint or stain testing on practice surfaces to gain experience. I agree with you this unit works great for a DIY landlord. I know because I am one.
Dope! That is a lot of painting but also saving a lot of money by DYI'ing!
I just bought the flexio 3500 and would like to know what settings and what paint do you use for interior and do you thin paint out too or no need too? I also have 3 rentals so I usually do the work my self. do you prefer this spray gun or the one with the long hose?
I own a painting company and the one only time I use a sprayer is for commercial contracts or when I have to smoke seal homes/ framing after a major fire. I can tell you that taping and covering floors/ trim/ windows takes time to do. And using that paint guide he's using is far from perfect. I can absolutely have that room painted quicker than he sprayed it. He needs to put a second coat after it dries and he needs to cut in the ceiling still using a brush to make a proper line. Sprayers have their place but I know it's not speeding anything up for that specific project. Good old brush, sleeve and a drop sheet is still the best and fastest way to paint that room.
I'm not debating your good at what you do.
But airless sprayers are much better quality finish.
We tape our ceilings and give 400 wide protection sheet and sprsy our walls.
The cutting in line is to perfection.
Its well worth as you stated to tape everywhere up first.
As it reputation we need.
But spraying is superior..
We do all our woodwork./ doors / walls etc..
And uts effortless if you know how too...
I am professional painter too and I can tell you I can paint that room in less then 30 mins cutting walls and rolling. 18 inch roller , if you sprayed paint and the owner wants to touch up later on he probably will roll it and not match !
@@dennisryan7616 how do you touch up the walls then if it has a spry finish
Maybe a roller and extension pole would be nicer and just a trim on top and bottom and less prep more care and detail you be good with 1and a half hour but less cleanup and better quality I think
Considering that this information came from a Tele-Tubby 😉😉😂😂 it is very useful. That you.
I got my self a sprayer. So thankful for the vid mate. What I’ve taken away is. You should use the sprayer to hit up the edges and corners and roller for the rest. And a brush when needed. Thanks again
Bro thank you for making this video, it was exactly what I was hoping to learn from searching this kind of stuff up. Very awesome job!
Thank you so much for the proper use of tools and explanations
No worries!
Thank you for sharing your experience with this sprayer. I have four rooms I’d like to paint and was considering this method and exact tool. I know for certain now that this approach is not for me. I couldn’t understand why so many painters were stating that rolling and cutting would be better, and I finally get it. Spraying isn’t faster if you don’t get the coverage after all that prep work. You’ve saved me time and money. I believe this sprayer has its sweet spot, but it’s probably not for interior walls and time saving. Great knowledge share!
So grateful for this video. Appreciate the double cam!
You’re welcome
Nice work!! I have the same routine for my properties but I fill in with an extra wide roller after I cut in the corners goes on faster and thicker the first time no touch ups
As a fellow landlord you convinced me to get an air sprayer.
Me too...
Hey thanks for the video. I love the fact that you didn't have to tape by using that paint guide. Glad I saw this video as I am getting ready to paint my house to sell it.
Nice. Glad it helped!
Just a few tips,
sprayers are used to paint over stuff that rollers can't roll over, and to also paint over things that you don't want brush strokes on --- trim, cabinets, crown molding, window casing, etc.
Spraying always takes longer to do because of the prep work, but has a better result in the end for trim, cabinets, crown molding, window casing, etc.
It's also pointless to spray a wall unless the wall has a really jagged texture that a roller can't fully fill.
The most efficient way to paint a room is to freehand brush the trim, wall edges, window casing and roll the wall.
The best quality is to spray the trim, window casing, molding etc, then spray the wall edges a few inches to prevent brush strokes, then roll the wall with a roller.
another tip is that sprayers release alot of fumes into the air, and those fumes travel throughout the area and stick to whatever it lands on, so you might end up with a ton of paint that travelled through your hvac system and messed up your filter, etc.
@@joemiragthen turn off the HVAC system for a few hours. 👍🏼
"Honey, where's my super suit" 😂😂
Totally thought of that too!! No shade to be compared to a super hero, especially one voiced by Samuel L Jackson!!
I admire your confidence and your skill!
bro got the frozone fit🔥🔥😋
😂😂
EXCELLENT VIDEO
Since it has been 2 years... is there anything you'd do different?
Different paint gun?
Hi - Yeah, I would use a different paint gun. I do have a new paint gun, the Graco (amzn.to/3uICyPW). It would have allowed for more even coverage and probably would speed up the time since you do not need to add water to dilute the paint so that it can spray out.
Nicely done! Thank you for sharing these tips
I have this same project today, thanks for saving me time. Great information video.
How did that time saving method work out . Did you make up for it with overspray clean up
@@New-Breed-Drywall-And-Paint after the hallway I spent loads of time masking and prepping every down surface. I would definitely recommend a better sprayer for faster results.
100% a hell of allot of clean up to be done windows floor ect i think he needs to clean up his work before he shows other people.
good effort tho@@New-Breed-Drywall-And-Paint
❤ hello what kind of brown painting paper was that on the floor and where do we get it a d can you use the same paint on the ceiling thanks
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You can use the same paint on the ceiling; however, do they do make specific ceiling paint.
Good job 👍🏾💪🏾
Hello - the material says flexio 3000 but the link says flexio 595 - is it the same thing?
It is actually the same one. Unsure why they changed the name.
I love the paint sprayer, I hate white walls, lol. They get dirty so fast, That mushroom color has been pretty popular for rentals though.
Totally agree with you on the white walls!
The taping is part of the time in the project. How long did that all take?
Well done 👍
You remind me of "Frozone" from Incredibles with that hood on! Thanks for the info!!!
How many gallons of paint did you spend? Looks nice and quick from what i can see from video but usually I would spray ceilings and trims but walls cut/roll especially when it’s different color just the way rolled wall looks after is to my eye 👁 way nicer , btw great and fast work ! 😎👍
Thank You for they demonstration👍👍
Your a bloody star mate! Exactly what I needed to see, tip Job👍
Thanks 👍
That is the splotchy-est paint job I've ever seen... and you think you're "done" and that looks good? O_O
Good job. I was looking for another way to paint quickly after I finished my room project. Paint sprayer, just wasn't for sure whether I should use it. Maybe I'll try it. Just have to make sure I have the right tools to go along with sprayer.
Very informative! Thank you!
Thank you for making this video. Few questions as I’m concerned about the overspray.
Was there any issues with overspray on the ceiling / window / doors?
Do you recommend rolling vs / spray for your own home ? I’ve heard opinions on quality of finish.
I’m painting in my home for the first time and I got a Wagner 3500 but I’m reluctant to use it now cause I’m worried on overspray. Thank you !
I just finished completely repainted my kitchen, video is up if you want to see step-by-step. I would say, if you are painting walls, go the roll and brush. Less prep. If you are redoing a kitchen, go with a sprayer. You will always have some type of overspray when using a sprayer. So you want to cover up your floors and windows. If you do get paint on something you do not want, have paint remover around and it'll come up quick.
What’s that tool you was using to stop over spray near windows
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Dude you look like the guy from the movie incredibles... I forgot his name but you do
Hahaha Frozono ? True
@@Rovier.g I can't remember his name but he was like the one who freezes stuff
Great video but that color should be called "The Landlord" lol I mean this is a friendly fun way. I chose the same one haha
The amount of OVERSPRAY that will get all over the window, door, and trim will be terrible.
HI BRO CAN WE USE THISFLEXIO 3000 FOR CAR PAINTING,
The short answer is that you can; however, you might want to use a different spray gun. The Wagner can spray Acrylic Enamel, which you would use on a car, but you would need to thin the paint out with water. This might affect the longevity and final color. I would suggest the Graco (amzn.to/47LeFWp) if you are looking for a handheld sprayer. You do not need to thin the paint and it will come out looking great.
Ty for the resources
I was always concerned to spray inside because of overspray
Same. Just have to make sure you have everything covered (floors, windows, doors)
Wow! I've never seen this done before, great job! 😻
Cut and roll = approx 45 mins. Airless = approx 15 minutes + mask up.
Question:
Can you used THIS sprayer to paint the outside of a house... Stucco?
I am tired of rolling this on... very tired... LOL
If you are painting the outside of your house, I wouldn't recommend this one. You need to use a thicker specialty paint because of the stucco and this one would not allow for it to spray out. You would have to dilute the paint with water, which would interfere with the final color and properties of the paint. I use the Graco (link included afterward) now for all of my jobs. It is more powerful, cordless, and can spray out thicker paint. Good luck with your project and if you have any questions, feel free to ask. amzn.to/3uICyPW
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Thank you so much for replying to this... I will check it out.
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WOW... it is Cordless and Airless... I have never seen anything like that...
BE STILL MY HEART....
I need to get a life, when I get so excited over a Paint Sprayer..
BAHAHAHAHA
But I'm trying to sell my house... and have painted Stucco before, but this house has really THICK Stucco... and Rolling it on with a Roller is really hard.
Thank you again for all this information.
Question: Can you paint cabinets with this Graco Paint Sprayer too?
🤗Thankful for the video. I have hired 3 different "professional" painters & ALL 3 half did the work😕 Just ordered this spayer. I am going to paint it myself. OAN,🙏 prayers for anyone reading. Accept Jesus & repent. Much love to you all, even those that hate ❤ #StayReady
Glad I could help!
Stay ready for what?
Will using a paint sprayer leave a coat of paint on the ceilings and windows etc .. like it does when you’re using spray paint? I have a paint sprayer but do nervous about using it as don’t want to completely screw everything up!
Thanks for your video
Most welcome
Here is my situation. I just built a very large shed that is connected to another building. I have a Graco X5 airless that I painted the outside of the new building with. There is a section where the two buildings connect that I can't access with the X5. I would have to carry everything onto the roof and I can't do that. I am looking for a handheld airless for this one section. I need something that will do the job but I don't want to spend a fortune.
What type of paint will you spray? Depending on the thickness, it might not be sprayable without first thinning the paint. This might be a good one to use, but depends on the size of the wall so you do not overheat the unit.
@@MikePrezAI I am spraying latex. I also thinned the paint a little for the X5 although I'm not sure it was necessary. In my experience only airless sprayers are worth a damn. I bought an hvlp or whatever you call it
at harbor freight and that thing won't spray anything thicker than water.
Could I use the Qx2 to paint one garage wall or do I need a more expensive model?
you got a couple more hour there bud ;)
Had a whole extra day lol
I purchased the flexio 2500 to paint the interior of a 1700 sq ft new home...thankfully no flooring, cabinets or furniture in the home yet!
Nice! How did it turn out?
@@MikePrezAI it went well, had one of those 2 foot long panels to cover the corer as two different color walls were preferred. The cleaning of the machine wasn't as hard as I was expecting. I enjoyed using it to paint out trim and baseboards...hundreds of feet of trim/baseboards so it was helpful
My friend this room is screaming for a second coat
Definitely had to do one lol
Great video, thanks!
You could use an 18in 😊 roller and paint that room in half an hour.
Great vid! Ok, so maybe the cone head is not so attractive, but that balaclava is the bomb. Where did you get it?
Lol thanks. ITs from Home Depot
Right on man. That sharp metal spray Shield looks handy. Great video and keep them coming
Thanks 👍
Great video thanks
Glad you enjoyed it
A roller would have been quicker
Im fairly new at airless painting and don't understand how the guys on these videos don't have to wipe their shield. Mine gets soupy after doing one small wall. Do the pros have to wipe them often but just not mentioning it? I used color for the first time and over sprayed the ceiling smh. It's harder than it looks. Nice vid!
Excellent video!
Need dat second coat.
how many times did you re-fill the cup?
Once for each wall. So four times
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Could you spray the ceiling? Or would tipping it up stop the flow?
You can the inside of the container has the intake angled to suction the paint. If you do, you definitely want to protect you face, eyes, and the floors.
What is that giant spatula called ? I can't find one anywhere.
It is called a paint shield. You can pick one up from Amazon fro about $20. Hope this helped. amzn.to/3Aa0GLS
Do you recommend the spray gun for cabinets and let me know if looks better whit roll
I actually do and used it to paint some cabinets white. ruclips.net/video/de1IkN5JxWU/видео.html
Woah, please don’t do this at home. It doesn’t take much to see overspray will be everywhere including those windows, ceilings, baseboard, and the air ducts. I don’t see a single comment saying this worked for them and I can’t imagine how it would. You have to clean and mask off anything you don’t want paint on if using a spray gun. Someone’s going to spend 10+ hours trying to get that paint off what it shouldn’t be on doing it this way.
I appreciate you trying to help others out but this isn’t the way.
What about cutimg walls&ceilings? Im sure there is no straight line...
In the vids, you have used paint shield. Is it enough to avoid over spray in other area? Or do I have to masking all other area except painting area? Thx
No. Its really to protect paint from getting on to a near or adjacent item you do not want paint on. Best to cover up as much as possible to avoid overspray
I love ypur super suit.
It gives me wings!
I think a second coat is needed. It doesn't have that finished look at all. It looks half done.
id be very intrested in seeing your floor after you remove the covers you need to tape the hole way around the room not just bits here and there. plus cover your windows.
i know you got the room done in x amount of time but your clean up is going to take a good chunk of your time.
weldone tho
I have seen some of those sprayers leaking from the nozzle quite heavily. Do you have that issue?
I have. But it was because I didn’t tighten it all the way. So I check every time and haven’t had the issue since.
Does not look even in the back wall, thanks for sharing the idea though
I watched this video twice. because of your technique with the guard usage. and your other information I thought was really good because I'm going to do my living space. and I would like to do it in a quicker way than rollerz/brush. So to put on the 2nd coat it probably will take you not quite as long as the 1st so that's still pretty darn good.
Q. If you decided to do the baseboard trim and the trim around the windows a different color would you have masked off those areas instead of just running the sprayer and guard? Or Would you have used a paintbrush and roller?
You won't be able to touch it up.
Sprayer is fast as long as you mask EVERYTHING you don’t want to paint on. With a roller you have more control. For a one room job I’d go with a roller. Spray creates tiny droplets that fly all over. My experience as a non professional painter anyway
Just curious how did you record this video in 2 screens?
iOS app DoubleTake
Nice set up whats tool called straight edge to stop over spray on windows thanks
Thanks! It is called a shield guard. It's reusable. Just make sure to wipe it after every use to reduce the paint buildup. Here's a link to a similar one on Amazon: amzn.to/3PKMoJm
Скажите пожалуйста какой тип краски надо заливать туда?
Любую краску можно ?
Можно использовать краску из яичной скорлупы. Это поможет свету лучше отражаться в комнате и сделает ее ярче. Я бы предложил краску с грунтовкой, чтобы уменьшить количество шагов. Просто помните, что с этим типом краскопульта вам может понадобиться немного разбавить краску водой. Если вы хотите использовать краскораспылитель более высокого качества, где не нужно разбавлять краску, рекомендую краскораспылитель Graco по этой ссылке: amzn.to/3XRmVAa
How long do the fumes last? Do you tape. The bottom of the door so they don't leak out?
Probably took a few days for all the fumes to be let out. I would suggest to put a fan in the window facing outward so it can draw the fumes and smell out.
Did you need to thin the paint or anything before spraying?
Yes. You want to start with maybe 5% and test spray and increase.
@@MikePrezAI damn, got me doing math now lol. Was hoping to dump and spray
@@MikePrezAI Cool video. Other than the thinning out, do you have to run it through a strainer? Mine was getting clogged every 10 minutes and it wasted a lot of time. Also, what do you use to thin it out, just water? Thanks man.
Exellent
Funny. About not likely the painters hood 🤣
Sir how long you wait for second coat after first one was done?
4 hours
LOOKS GOOD, DO YOU OWN A ZO6 ?
Title is so misleading. So how long did it take to get a finished room?
Closer to an hour and 15 minutes once you factor in the touchups and pouring new paint.
Yea this thing sucks
Why does your paint look so patchy?
Probably before it dried
Please tell me you put a second coat in that room
Esta bien el video pero no dicen cuanto de agua que agregar a la pintura ni la potencia de la pistola a pulverizar creo que falto en la ultima pared una mano mas
You need two coats bra. You need more practice. And I prefer you to start on rolling first. Get a feel of how the paint actually lay on the wall..but you cool keep up what you doing bra proud of you
Bro, thats gunna need another coat 😂
hello what paint to use?
So I currently use Valspar Reserve. It has good scratch and scuffs protection and can be applied in one coat
Think of the paint you saved with all those light spots
Does the gun overheat?
Good question. No it doesn’t. I have used it almost continuously for more than an hour and it ran great.
Great job but i just saw a video of a guy paint a room in 9 minutes. Why did yours take an hour?
Hey, I have this sprayer and I have never used it. I'm painting the ceiling in my basement (rafters). Will this sprayer work properly pointing it straight upwards at the ceiling??
It should work properly. I would definitely say to wear protection and a respirator so you do not breathe in the paint overspray. And make sure you cover all of the surfaces you do not want overspray.
@@MikePrezAI Thank You!
@@rayspooner1982 you better cover the whole floor with tarp or clear sheet. When you paint ceiling with a sprayer, you are going to get oversoray all over the floor. I would paint the ceiling the traditional way and paint the wall with the Wagner. Paint the trims with good paintbrush (Purdy). Purdy paint brushes are incredible and last forever. Then use the sprayer. I'm not kidding about Purdy brushes. I've owned them for 16 years now and the bristles still look brand new and is a joy to paint with them.
@@heyoou I did cover the floor. I used the Wagner for the ceiling cuz its a basement and there's nails poking through so you can't roll it and brush takes forever and gets frayed. I agree 100% on Purdy brushes, they are the best especially for cutting ceilings and trim.
Lmao uhh what did I just watch? Sorry man it’s just interesting to me.. I’ve owned a paint company for several years now and the only way this would be faster is if your a homeowner who doesn’t know how to paint I guess.. brush and roll should take about 20 mins
I know this video is a joke but a bigger joke is you thinking you could paint this room in 20 min 🤡