Wagner Spraytech 0529091 FLEXiO 5000 Stationary HVLP Paint Sprayer, Sprays Most Unthinned Latex, Includes Two Nozzles, iSpray Nozzle and Detail Finish Nozzle, Complete Adjustability for All Needs

Tout simplement wow! Ça me prenais 1 heure teindre le plancher du patio, là en 10 minutes le tour est joué. Facile a utiliser, netoyer et ranger, c'est un indispensable. L'appareil est de qualité bricoleur, c-à-d, en plastique, mais un plastique solide. Il y 2 "fusils" d'inclus, 1 pour le grossier et le plus petit pour la finition. Je recommande cet enssemble si vous avez des travaux de petites à grandes surfaces. Si vous avez seulement des petites surfaces, ce n'est peut être pas approprié. Au fond c'est votre budget qui vas vous guider.

Simplifica el trabajo de pintar en paredes no lisos

This is sturdy, easy to clean and apples stain or paint great.

I've used lesser quality HVLP sprayers before with mixed results. I have a cheapy Graco factory refurb and a new DSP 360 and used them for several projects, but now they both leak or won't spray correctly. Rather than drop a king's ransom on an Earlex or Fuji HVLP, I decided to give the Flexio 5000 a try, as the reviews seemed to be favorable. We are painting our kitchen (Kent Moore cabinets, not cheap stuff) and my wife is hand-priming the face frames in the kitchen whilst I took all of the drawers and doors out to the garage. We didn't want to mask off the kitchen to spray indoors. Everything was washed down with genuine TSP and then sanded with 320 grit 3M sandpaper and rinsed again. I got a gallon of Zinsser 123 primer and thinned it a little until it smoothly ran off the stirring stick. I tested the Detail gun on a flat surface, dialed in the power (about 50%) and started spraying. After priming about 18 doors, I have to say this is a *very* good HVLP spray unit! Since it is humid today (typical Houston spring with a little rain) I need to wait longer for the primer to dry, and then flip all the doors over to prime the fronts. I will edit this review once I have painted on the Behr Cabinet paint. I expect great performance with it too. Clean up is a breeze, and I do suggest the purchase of the cleaning brush set (I got the 22 piece set and it took me only a few minutes to clean up the gun and paint container. I did a full cleaning since it would be over an hour before I can continue spraying. Edit (as promised): This is getting better and better. We bought the Behr Cabinet, Door and Trim paint in the satin sheen. This paint brushes on like butter, but we're not talking about brushing, are we? It sprays on beautifully too, and without thinning! A few things I learned along the way. 1) Strain your paint ALWAYS, 2) Spray on first coat and note the finish when it dries. If a little rough, sand very lightly with 320 grit or higher, 3) Spray next coat a little more slowly to allow a somewhat thicker coat. The Behr Cabinet paint is self-leveling, but you have to make sure the coat is thick enough for that to happen, 4) Check the spray tip often and wipe off any build up, 5) Clean up the gun very thoroughly, even just between coats. We're talking about a very expensive paint job, and you want the sprayer in tip top condition for every coat. 6) The cleaning brush kit was a god-send and made clean up so much better,. In summary, this is a terrific spray kit for the price. If I was a professional cabinet maker, I would probably splurgh on a Fuji sprayer and spend upwards of $1500, but I am a weekend sawdust maker and this unit fits my budget AND gives me great results.

This product arrived in the uk with a us plug. Fused my whole house . Why is it available through Amazon.?