Amazon has
Wagner Studio Home Decor HVLP Paint Sprayer w/ 6' Hose (0529033) on sale for
$27.79 + $2.80 Amazon Credit.
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About this item:
- The Studio Home Décor paint sprayer applies a smooth finish with no brush marks and saves time versus painting by hand. It's perfect for refinishing furniture, crafts, home décor and more
- Sprays decorative paints such as chalk type and milk (thinning may be necessary). Also sprays specialty furniture/cabinet paints plus stains, sealers, and lacquers
- The sprayer features a variety of easy-to-use controls, including the pattern adjustment dial and the material flow control. These adjustable settings save paint/stain material by allowing you to customize your output
- The stationary base is connected to the spray gun with a 6 ft. air hose, providing extended spraying comfort by keeping the weight on the ground and the lightweight spray gun in your hand as you paint
- The compact design makes the spray gun lightweight and easy to maneuver for small pieces and when spraying in tight areas and moving around a project
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I got it from Home Depot on clearance a few years ago and stained a brand new fence with it. The job went way faster and better than using a brush, and it had good reviews. All for the cost of a good brush
I've had 2 of these
First one lasted about 15 hours of cumulative run time before it stopped working but I was able to return to WM for a refund
2nd one has about 10 hours on it and running well so far
Its basically a hot air blower which pushes hot air through the paint to spray - it's simple to use, easy to clean
You can get a fairly nice finish on it once you learn the ropes.
It doesn't handle thicker paint or primer very well though
Definitely more of a smaller project thing (like furniture, sheets of wood etc) rather than a fence or bigger job.
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Either way, painting shutters with a brush and roller is a HUGE pain and takes forever. Literally today I saw Mauro on Ask This Old House showing how he paints shutters, with a sprayer. He takes 4 and stacks them flat, nothing separating them, and sprays all around the sides first. Then he unstacks them and paints the faces. He agrees basically that painting shutters sucks and says it's way easier and faster with a sprayer.
Either way, painting shutters with a brush and roller is a HUGE pain and takes forever. Literally today I saw Mauro on Ask This Old House showing how he paints shutters, with a sprayer. He takes 4 and stacks them flat, nothing separating them, and sprays all around the sides first. Then he unstacks them and paints the faces. He agrees basically that painting shutters sucks and says it's way easier and faster with a sprayer.
If I were only doing home decor I would do a lower power system like this deal; the MotoCoat is much more powerful because it's spraying much thicker product.
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