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Home Depot has Graco Magnum X7 Airless Paint Sprayer on sale for $320. Shipping is free. Thanks rsvpd
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Designed to handle homeowner and handyman projects such as doors, trim, interior walls, ceilings, decks, fences, and exterior of houses. The X7 supports a larger tip size for spraying heavier coatings and the convenient cart makes any painting project faster and easier. -slickdewmaster
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Home Depot [homedepot.com] has select Graco Magnum Airless Paint Sprayers on sale. Shipping is free where stock permits. Notes: limited stock, may not be available for online purchase in select areas due to local ordinances
- Graco Magnum X7 Cart Airless Paint Sprayer [homedepot.com] (262805) $320
- NC 28117: Cornelius #3638 (28031)
- CA Wilshire/Union #1048 (90017)
- Gardena #0611 (90248)
- GA 30606, N Fulton #0131 (30097)
- OH 43055
- more [homedepot.com]
- Flexible suction tube allows spraying directly from a 1 or 5 Gal. paint bucket
- Can support up to 100 ft. of paint hose
- Annual use recommendation is up to 125 Gal. per year
- Supports up to a maximum tip size of 0.017 in.
- TrueAirless spray tip allows you to reverse the tip when clogged to keep you spraying
- SG2 metal spray gun with in-handle filter blocks debris to prevent tip clogs
- PushPrime button for fast and reliable start-up
- Stainless steel piston pump allows you to spray paint unthinned at high pressure
- PowerFlush adapter connects to a garden hose for fast and easy cleaning
- Convenient cart allows you to easily move both the sprayer and paint around your project
- Includes:
- SG2 metal spray gun,
- TrueAirless 515 spray tip
- 25 ft. Duraflex paint hose
- pump armor storage fluid
- PowerFlush adapter
- quick start-up guide and operation manual
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| Rating: | (4.5 out of 5 stars) |
| Reviews: | 1,069 Home Depot Reviews |
| Product Name: | Magnum X7 Airless Paint Sprayer |
| Product Description: | The Graco Project Series sprayers make it easy for avid DIY homeowners and handymen to power through small to midsize jobs with speed and finesse. DIY homeowners and handymen are equipped to save time and money with the Magnum X7. Tackle any indoor project, exterior homes, fences or decks. Includes SG2 Metal Spray Gun, RAC IV 515 Switch Tip, 25 ft. Durable paint hose, Pump Armor storage fluid, Power Flush adapter, Quick Start-Up Guide and Operation Manual. Inlet Paint Strainer- 35 Mesh Stainless Steel Screen. From the Manufacturer Graco - The Brand Preferred by Pros. Whether you’re a weekend warrior, a serious DIY enthusiast, a handyman or remodeling contractor, or a painting professional, Graco makes the ideal airless spraying equipment to meet your needs. Whether you are just starting out or moving up, choose the Magnum or Graco model to help you handle your job with ease. No matter what you're painting—entire homes, rooms, decks or fences—Graco has you covered! |
| Model Number: | 262805 |
| Product SKU: | 100634350 |
| UPC: | 633955310421 |
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Understand that airless sprayers are designed to paint a lot of surface quick, don't confuse it with a HVLP sprayer that is designed to leave a much finer finish but is slower at the job
I do not recommend the roller attachment, it was annoying to use and not worth the money at all IMO
Remember that if you want to use this inside that there is a lot of prep work coupled with the fact that you will have a strong toxic mist in the room you're in
If you want to do walls/ceilings with it - don't. Old fashioned way truly is your best option
If you want to do cabinets on the otherhand, its great for that. One tip I highly recommend is to roll on the paint for the main part of the cabinets and take the doors outside (using the clothes hanger method, its seriously easy and it works) where you need far less prep work but also not a massive toxic cloud of paint in your living space. It works very well, I've flipped a house using this method with professional results
Outside jobs is the opposite of inside. Inside its a mess, lots of prep work and not usually the best option whereas outside it's amazing. Prep work is simple while having superior coverage (saving money on paint) with pro results that allows you to easily paint rough surfaces like stucko in seconds to projects with a lot of slats such as fencing while getting into all of those hard to reach areas that'd otherwise be difficult to get to.
It does take time to clean, it's not two seconds. You have to clean absolutely everything. It's why I think sprayers are not meant for everyone and that you shouldn't use it every chance you get either. For your front door as an example - great usage, even your interior doors if they're not slabs but for any smooth surface - just use a freaking roller!
Anyways I have had no issues with mine so far, recommend for sure and this brand really is the best at what they do for this price range (or any price range at a consumer level).
- With sprayers like this it takes a long time to setup and a small time to paint. You might spend 1-2 days covering everything and just a couple hours spraying.
- If you do get this, investigate buying tips. They make a HUGE difference. The standard tip that comes on these things gives out a wide radius that is handy for outdoor spraying or whole rooms/ceilings but is horrible for small areas/trim. I like using a fine/low pressure tip. I've noticed I use much smaller volumes of paint with the finer tips.
- Watch lots of YouTube videos. The Idaho painter videos mentioned are awesome.
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Also seeking the same advice. Additionally, I plan to paint interior and exterior of the house
Did you mean idaho painter? Look up paint life tv. The idaho painter on youtube
I'm from Idaho. People always mix it up with Iowa or Ohio. Not even close, folks!
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- Understand that airless sprayers are designed to paint a lot of surface quick, don't confuse it with a HVLP sprayer that is designed to leave a much finer finish but is slower at the job
- I do not recommend the roller attachment, it was annoying to use and not worth the money at all IMO
- Remember that if you want to use this inside that there is a lot of prep work coupled with the fact that you will have a strong toxic mist in the room you're in
- If you want to do [interior] walls/ceilings with it - don't. Old fashioned way truly is your best option
- If you want to do cabinets on the otherhand, its great for that. One tip I highly recommend is to roll on the paint for the main part of the cabinets and take the doors outside (using the clothes hanger method, its seriously easy and it works) where you need far less prep work but also not a massive toxic cloud of paint in your living space. It works very well, I've flipped a house using this method with professional results
- Outside jobs is the opposite of inside. Inside its a mess, lots of prep work and not usually the best option whereas outside it's amazing. Prep work is simple while having superior coverage (saving money on paint) with pro results that allows you to easily paint rough surfaces like stucko in seconds to projects with a lot of slats such as fencing while getting into all of those hard to reach areas that'd otherwise be difficult to get to.
- It does take time to clean, it's not two seconds. You have to clean absolutely everything. It's why I think sprayers are not meant for everyone and that you shouldn't use it every chance you get either. For your front door as an example - great usage, even your interior doors if they're not slabs but for any smooth surface - just use a freaking roller!
Anyways I have had no issues with mine so far, recommend for sure and this brand really is the best at what they do for this price range (or any price range at a consumer level).Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
Yes.
Also, this was on sale like 2 days ago.
Price match it to Lowe's if you got that $30 promo gift card from previous deal.
I prime/fireproof and paint large set pieces and constructions for events with it.
- Understand that airless sprayers are designed to paint a lot of surface quick, don't confuse it with a HVLP sprayer that is designed to leave a much finer finish but is slower at the job
- I do not recommend the roller attachment, it was annoying to use and not worth the money at all IMO
- Remember that if you want to use this inside that there is a lot of prep work coupled with the fact that you will have a strong toxic mist in the room you're in
- If you want to do walls/ceilings with it - don't. Old fashioned way truly is your best option
- If you want to do cabinets on the otherhand, its great for that. One tip I highly recommend is to roll on the paint for the main part of the cabinets and take the doors outside (using the clothes hanger method, its seriously easy and it works) where you need far less prep work but also not a massive toxic cloud of paint in your living space. It works very well, I've flipped a house using this method with professional results
- It does take time to clean, it's not two seconds. You have to clean absolutely everything. It's why I think sprayers are not meant for everyone and that you shouldn't use it every chance you get either. For your front door as an example - great usage, even your interior doors if they're not slabs but for any smooth surface - just use a freaking roller!
Anyways I have had no issues with mine so far, recommend for sure and this brand really is the best at what they do for this price range (or any price range at a consumer level).Hi, you mentioned that a HVLP sprayer will create a finer finish so would that kind of sprayer be better for cabinets than this airless sprayer? Does the difference matter much and will this airless sprayer give a smooth finish on cabinets? We're about to repaint our kitchen cabinets and originally going to roll paint them but then decided we will spray it on instead for a smooth finish but now I don't know if we should get an airless sprayer or a HVLP sprayer.