Amazon has
Graco Magnum Project Painter Plus Paint Sprayer (257025) on sale for
$212.10.
Shipping is free.
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Product Information:
- Perfect for DIYers looking for a fast and easy alternative to brushes and rollers to quickly complete a number of household projects
- Ideal for projects up to 5-gallons in size, allowing you to tackle a range of projects every year
- Fully adjustable pressure control to give you ultimate control to spray paints or stains unthinned at any pressure
- Flexible Suction Tube allows you to spray directly from a 1-gallon or 5-gallon paint bucket
- Supports up to 50' of paint hose to reach peaks or second stories without diminishing performance
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It's part of a series which is targeted to the "pro-sumer", DIYer to handyman.
The next models up, the X5 and X7, incrementally add to the pressure/volume capability. The X5 has a slightly higher stand, and X7 adds a rolling stand. There is also some slight differences to the control handles. Otherwise they share most of the parts. If you don't hit the flow+pressure limit (as a casual painter it's only likely to be a problem with a long hose and big tip) you are getting most of the value with this model.
The professional series is a big jump up in price. They have more powerful motors, and the pump internals can be quickly replaced as a module. If you are a pro running it full time, that's an important feature. Otherwise pump life and replacement pump parts aren't likely to every come up.
As an example of the minor differences, the homeowner series comes with the SG2 spray gun while the pro versions have the SG3. If you look at the parts diagram, the sole difference is an added swivel fitting to the inlet. That addition is expanded to five points in the product listing.
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It's part of a series which is targeted to the "pro-sumer", DIYer to handyman.
The next models up, the X5 and X7, incrementally add to the pressure/volume capability. The X5 has a slightly higher stand, and X7 adds a rolling stand. There is also some slight differences to the control handles. Otherwise they share most of the parts. If you don't hit the flow+pressure limit (as a casual painter it's only likely to be a problem with a long hose and big tip) you are getting most of the value with this model.
The professional series is a big jump up in price. They have more powerful motors, and the pump internals can be quickly replaced as a module. If you are a pro running it full time, that's an important feature. Otherwise pump life and replacement pump parts aren't likely to every come up.
As an example of the minor differences, the homeowner series comes with the SG2 spray gun while the pro versions have the SG3. If you look at the parts diagram, the sole difference is an added swivel fitting to the inlet. That addition is expanded to five points in the product listing.
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Used it for one day and then went back to rollers and brushes.
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