Great job! I agree with ceiling first to avoid drips on walls. You did a thorough job of covering ceiling before walls. Spraying leaves no brush strokes.
I learned from this video today, the paint needs to be deluted. I got my Wagner Airless sprayer today, tried to paint my room and I was a little disappointed why I have so many tail lines. After I add about 10% of water the spray pattern changed to nice and even with zero lines. Thank you for an important tip.
I purchased the Wagner 250m for domestic use in a large property. It is an excellent bit of kit once you get used to it. Certainly will keep it and won't sell it on. A recommend from me.
Beautiful work. Sir im.gonna paint my house with high ceiling ..can we still.use air spray when the house have furniture. Of course I will cover them.up. any recommendation thank
BEAUTIFUL I have always wanted to buy one of these... but have always use just a brush while painting... I "Flip" RVs and rundown houses... 25 to date... Think of the time and money I could have saved!!! I did "Try" a sprayer many years ago... and no one told me I should "dilute" the paint... I thought it was the sprayer's fault. I have never tried again... Dang it!
@@Vpopov81 I just take run-down old RVs and completely redo them from top to bottom.. The secret is CLEAN every inch perfectly... because you can't paint Dirt... and most if not all the RVs I redo are so filthy like the one I'm working on right now, that used to be a meth lab!!! I also refurbished a Vintage 1972 Travel Trailer ... turned out so CUTE... I hand painted that one too... with house paint... Don't faint.. it worked out beautifully... but I also stripped the paint off to the metal first... sanded it smooth too. The 1985 30' Class A I'm working on right now... was the meth house... now that one is really taking a lot of time. I am also hand painting the outside of that too... except this time I'm going to be putting beautiful glitter, imbedded in the Polyurethane. The countertops look so good... and the shower (yes I painted that with house paint too)... will also have imbedded glitter in it also. Or white peralized iridescent powder. They estimated to paint the 30' RV... it was going to cost between $12,000. to $15,000. No... I didn't put too many zeros... that was the quote... It will take me after I have Stripped off the ugly brown strips on the outside of the RV and gently sand this down, because it is FIBERGLASS and you do NOT want to SAND Fiberglass, it is dangerous to breath... I strip it down with stripper, then ... clean it again... then start painting it... I will have touched this 8' x 30' 12' tall Class A RV 14 times before I'm though. YOU get the jest of the story ... It should take me 40 house to clean/strip it 40 hours to paint it and 20 hours to Polyurethane it with my secret receipt of glitter and white iridescent pearl powder ... Hope this (kinda) answers your questions... LOL Not bad for a 65 year old woman... (Laughing). ... and I should be retired.
@Seamus McShamish Thank YOU so much for all this GREAT Information... I will check this out. Right now I'm working on a huge Class A RV 30' long 13' high!!! It is big!!! lots of work.
You guys are out of control :) Ceiling wall controversy lol. I wish I had this Wagner. My dad was a professional painter his whole life. I have a couple things he gave me, but I'm no professional. I've never used them but there is a Graco Ultra 395 High boy? and a I have a Graco 360 hand held. He even left me a taper thingy. I'm going to practice with water and cardboard a little bit. I saw him do it a lot as a boy'. I'm gonna have to watch more youtube. I became a nurse hahaha Wish me luck! I invested in 3 townhouses and I got this!
Its also possible to spray ceilings first with a larger tip like a 515 and then change to like a 315 tip and shield and spray the walls. This way you just have to mask the floors if they cant be over sprayed, windows, doors, trim. With painting, each job presents its own set of challenges, not all you can approach the same way as the previous. There are variables. All painters know something and their ways seem like the “right way”. Its subjective to a certain degree. Yea, masking upside down I would avoid if I could. Rolling out all interiors, except new builds, not how I go about it personally. Removing outlet covers, spraying all of one color first, cross hatching is optimal imo. We can all agree, eye protection, long sleeves, gloves and a real respirator would have been choice here tho.
Thanks for your feedback SweetSpot. We hope this is inspiring for our consumer customers but we do also have a channel for more serious contractor sprayers - ua-cam.com/users/WAGNERContractor A 315 tip could be quite slow for walls but as you say gives better accuracy if only using a shield to get the edges 👍 Thanks - The Wagner DIY Team.
@@WAGNERUnitedKingdom I used a 1.4mm tip and it takes me roughly 4 hours to paint a 100 sq ft room with 400 sq ft of paint coverage, but wow does it look incredible. It's so amazing the paint's tape no longer sticks, it's a work of art. Whenever people walk into my house their jaws just drop, they say it's better than the Mona Lisa and I honestly agree with them, I don't mean to be overzealous but my work really is that amazing. Not my words, I've had thousands of people tell me this. My Wanger 130 really does me right!
You're right, smooth walls can make painting easier, but proper preparation is key even for less-than-perfect surfaces. Cleaning, sanding, and priming can help ensure a smooth finish and better paint adhesion, regardless of the wall condition. Taking the time to prep will always improve the final result!
It's a little easier on the body over the long term, to spray the walls first and finish the ceiling after. Rather that mask the ceiling to do the wall. What I mean is it's easier to put plastic over the walls rather than then ceiling. Same system, different order.
Your idea is good but it doesn't work... because you have all the dust coming down and now you have a Chace that the wall might get over spray as you're spraying the walls
You do not have to cover the whole ceiling, just close to the edge borders between ceiling and walls (1ft width of mask at most). If you mask the wall and paint the ceiling, you have to mask the WHOLE walls. Because of gravity and painting ceiling at an angle, there are more chances of splashing paint to the wall.
@@ThaiNguyen-qf3no yes but what I am saying is the masking the ceiling of hard on a person's neck. Over time that will cause you issues. Masking the walls is easier. To each their own brother. Both ways work. Everyone has a different approach and there's nothing wrong with that.
I have a Wagner but I find that when in use the air in the room becomes saturated with micro-droplets of paint so windows and doors also need to be masked. Do you have any tips on how to avoid this from happening?
Hello Frank, to stop overspray with an airless sprayer, maintain a consistent distance of about 30 cm (12 inches) from the surface and keep the gun parallel to the surface. Reduce the spray pressure to the lowest effective setting and use the correct spray tip for the job. Avoid flexing your wrist at the end of each pass, as this can direct the spray into the atmosphere. Practicing on scrap cardboard before starting the actual project can also help you fine-tune your technique. I hope that helps. Kind Regards Wagner DIY
No you use a spray shield taping over fresh paint will end up a mess. Best to cut the 2nd coat top by brush then spray shield when your near the top. Even low tack tape will likely peel fresh paint esp on ceiling flat
Hi guys! Thanks for your question. In this instance the walls and ceilings were getting their first coat with the same material - no need to wait for the paint to dry, they were just done in one go. If you are not changing material but need to wait for paint to dry for any reason then just de-pressurise the sprayer and leave the spray gun in a bucket of water to stop the tip from drying out. Then when you come back to spraying you are ready to go! If you are changing colours then you will need to go through the full cleaning process (which only takes a few minutes!). Regards - The Wagner DIY Team.
Overnight works for me but you are better off spraying the walls first and then masking the walls (2.6m film) and then spraying the ceiling. The walls are easier to mask than the ceilings. So the order is skirting boards first, over-spraying on to walls, next day mask skirting boards then spray walls, over-spraying onto ceiling, next day mask walls and spray ceiling. Hope this helps.
My brother-in-law brought me the Wagner 130 to paint the interior doors of my house. It came with the 515 nozzle. He also purchased the 311 nozzle so I used it first. When I used 311 to spray the doors using a satin water based paint it always seem to get clogged up and there would be a single narrow spray stream on the left side while the other side had a nice wide even stream. I then removed the 311 and install the 515 but it seemed to have a lot of over spray. Would the 311 nozzle I was using be defective?
Hey Happy Places! Sorry to hear you are having difficulty. Actually the 311 is the ideal tip for spraying woodwork and achieving a fine finish - as long as the paint is properly prepared! And yes the 515 will almost definitely allow too much paint through as it is designed for covering large areas like spraying walls. A few things to check: dilution - start around 5-10%, you want a cream like consistency that runs off the stirrer; temperature - keep the paint as warm as possible (don't leave outside and then spray!); strain - it's advisable to pass the paint through a sieve if you are having problems with blockages; re-clean your tips to remove any dried on paint (try Wagner TipClean!). Proper mixing, dilution and not spraying cold paint should achieve perfect results. Please let us know how you get on.
I bought a Wagner pro 350r recently, when I’m spraying my walls it’s not coming out of the tip (517) evenly I’ve washed it and it is alright for a bit but then does the same again, also getting a lot of spray on the end of the gun which is dripping while spraying and going onto the wall, do I need a new tip or am I doing something wrong? Thanks
Hello Jack, it sound like you have particle in the paint, we would recommend pouring the paint through a sieveso that you don't get any particles in the machine which could block it. If the tip does become blocked rotate it 180 degrees, then pull the trigger to remove the blockage. Rotate the nozzle back and continue spraying. Kind Regard WAGNER DIY
Hello Lexander As can been seen in the video spraying is so much quicker than rolling provided you do the masking. When you are applying so many coats of paint as in this example going from bare plaster, the speed of spraying really speeds up the process. Regards the WAGNER DIY Team
Hello yes you can use water and solvent-based paints but we would recommend using water based paints as they are easier to dilute if required and also easier to clean up afterwards. Kind Regards WAGNER DIY.
That will leave over spray on ceiling - there will be a slight off color where plastic was not put on ceiling. Also the way he put masking tape on ceiling - it will wick paint up and leave streaks under tape. Also if you put two coats or more, the masking tape will peel paint... more to it.
Hello The combined tape with plastic foil covered the ceiling so no overspray went onto the ceiling. Any overspray in the atmosphere will naturally go down rather than up. With good quality masking tape you can do multiple coats of paint and peel it off with no problem. Kind Regards the WAGNER DIY Team.
Been running a airless past 15 years straight everyday and u def need a back roll specially color changes!! Them managers and owners get a look 👀 from the side and see nothing but lines and brush strokes from t/up smh but salute to my fellow painters I feal your pain lol
I get that PROs benefit from an airless sprayer, but for someone with a couple of rental properties, considering the required "back roll" and all of the added taping time and cost, do you think that air spraying is beneficial over traditional rolling? Also, do doors require a roll/brush as well?
@@1966johnnywayne Ive been spraying for over 20 years and I wouldn’t still be able to take care of my family without a airless. If your painting to turn a good profit yearly and not doing shit here and there for beer money a airless is a must for good volume yearly but yes u can spray your doors preferably I would put a couple light coats on your doors so u don’t have any runs and keep from back rolling are having any brush marks period so u have a smooth surface on your doors. I prefer to only back roll walls but not doors and cabinets I rather put a couple light coats to fill in properly with no runs. 3” tip or even a 2” some times for your jams
@@1966johnnywayne Or even spray your doors ceilings baseboards exc and then roll and brush your walls for probably your best route for time wise. All depends on the project but yes can’t stress enough when u have 20 years of airless spraying is def the fastest most profitable way to paint. If your just doing your rental properties just take your airless in there and fan everything if it’s not bad the only paint that don’t touch up correctly is flat paint so try and change over if that’s what u have on the walls and u can honestly go in and do what a old head would say and feather all your walls in and fan your ceiling’s and doors for the spots that’s needed and cut your base for a cheap quick turn
What sort of setting will you recommend?i tried for the first time on n4 and used to much paint for one room??if anyone could help me with this..thanks!!🤪
If you find it is using too much paint then you will need to move the gun faster. 2 light coats that dry quickly are better than applying one heavy coat. The spray pressure should be set so that you get a good fan pattern with soft edges - if you set it too low for your material then you may not get a good finish. The amount of paint used is down to the speed you work at. Hope that helps!
This is the WAGNER Control Pro 250 R Airless Sprayer which is you can see more product details and where to buy here: www.wagner-group.com/uk/do-it-yourself/products-and-accessories/product/airless-sprayer-control-pro-250-r/ Kind Regards the WAGNER DIY Team
I think I would spray the ceiling and cut / roll the walls. By the time you cover the ceiling with plastic and set up the sprayer you could have cut the walls and rolled them.
Hi, Do you use Primer for new gypsum cardboards, Like Jupol Primer before first color layer? Or do you use Primer to dilute first layer od color insted od water? IS possible to spray Primer, ani if yes 311 or 517? Thanks a LOT.
Hello Maco if you are doing a mist coat primer you can dilute the paint slightly. You can see an explaination about tips on our Professional Contractor channel here: ua-cam.com/video/qWmP1R-VvZg/v-deo.html. Kind Regards the WAGNER DIY
That must be magic tape every time I use tape it pulls the paint off so where can I buy it from and what’s it called, noticed you only sprayed the walls once is one coat enough or is this for demo purpose only. I have just bought a Wagner paint sprayer to do the front room just wondering if you have to seal the door to stop paint dust particles going around the house.
Hi William, we certainly do - using a sprayer on a door is much quicker than brushing or rolling, especially if it's a panel door with any detailed areas. For airless spraying we have different tip sizes that are suitable for different paints. You may want to look into the 208 and 308 tips for spraying wood & metal paint to a fine finish - for example on doors and trim. We hope that helps! Thanks - The Wagner DIY Team.
When you're spraying the paint, would any of the paint fall back on you? Should I wear goggles? I am new to painting and not sure if I should spray the walls or paint them using a roller. Thanks
I have popcorn ceiling that is stained and have been scared to paint it for years. I plan to buy a Wagner Control Pro 130 at Lowes and finally get this job done, the right way!
Wagner control pro 130 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣...... get this job done the right way? ......... you do realise Wagner is a d.i.y machine don’t you? .... it’s shit ffs lol
Mark is correct - best to do multiple light coats. Spraying is ideal for this as the process is quick and drying time is reduced. Practice on some cardboard to get the machine working properly. Make sure you use the right filter, tip and dilute if necessary. Good luck!
By the time you set the sprayer up. Masking tapped the sockets. Covered the windows. I would of had the room cut in and rolled,😉. And don't forget cleaning out the sprayer when Ur done. I know got 20 years in decorating game,👍
You really have no idea, don't go by what this guy is doing. 2 days to mask and fill take doors off. 4 hours to undercoat and that's on a average 350sq house about a week all up if you doing normal hours.
Pmsl yeah you’ll bomb off infront while I mask what I need to mask and then when you’ve just finished ur 1st coat and are waiting on it to dry you’ll see me spraying on the last coat and sat down eating biscuits and telling ya to Chuck ur brush and roller in the bin cowboy 🤠
Hello, thank you, we are not 100% sure which handheld masker was used in this video but it could be the Trimaco version which is available here paintshack.co.uk/products/trimaco-qm5000-pro-starter-kit?_pos=17&_sid=d5036fb37&_ss=r. Kind Regards the WAGNER DIY Team.
Hello Zac both the number of coats and the dial setting depend on the material being sprayed and the tip being used. This particular job had two coats and was set mostly at 6. Kind Regards the WAGNER DIY Team.
The painter was not holding the spray gun an even distance from the surface. This would result in uneven thicknesses of paint on the walls. The spray gun has to be perpendicular to the painting surface in order to get even paint coverage.
just use trim against the ceiling instead of masking when you get good at it you can leave a few mill and cut it in after then roll it off. save an hour faffing about with plastic and tape.
@@infiniti2015 trim is a piece of plastic with a straight edge that you can hold against a surface so that paint cant go past it. you can use anything really, cardboard if you want to. as long as it has one straight edge that you can put to the surface.
Hello Jeffrey, thank you, if you want to see more product details and where to buy take a look here: www.wagner-group.com/uk/do-it-yourself/products-and-accessories/product/airless-sprayer-control-pro-250-m/ Kind Regards The WAGNER DIY Team
Hello that's often referred to as tape and cover or masking tape with an integrated foil or film it's readily available in DIY stores and online. kind regards the WAGNER DIY team.
How is it possible that when it tore the tape off the wall, it didn't tear off the paint? I've used different tapes and even low tack ones and it always peels off the paint. Can someone explain this to me? 🤔
Hello If you use the right tape for the surface it won't peel off the paint. There is some good advice here: www.tesa.com/en-gb/craftsmen/hints-tips/the-right-tape-for-the-job Kind Regards WAGNER DIY
Hello Zac, the number of coats you apply obviously depends on the surface that you applying them onto as this has been sprayed onto a bare plaster it required a minimum of two coats. If you were covering a strong colour you would also need two coats we some surfaces and paint types you can use just one coat. With spraying the coats are so quick to apply. kind Regards the wAGNER DIY team
Hello Daniel the sprayer used in this video is the 250M which you can see on our website here www.wagner-group.com/uk/do-it-yourself/products-and-accessories/product/airless-sprayer-control-pro-250-m/ and it includes details of where to buy. Kind Regards The WAGNER DIY Team
Do this and you WILL end up with a crap job that can't be easily repaired. Ceiling and wall paints do not take well to masking tape. Because the finish is by spray you can not touch with a brush without it showing. You should... mask, spray sealer to walls and ceiling, sand, spray ceiling first coat, spray wall first coat, sand, spray ceiling second coat and back roll with roller while still wet( this allows you to touch up or repair with brush or roller in the future), brush and roll 2nd coat on walls. If you have to mask the ceiling to cut in do so with as low tack tape as possible (low tack tapes won't support masking plastic or paper plus the weight overspray as shown in this video. Higher tack tapes will damage your ceiling paint. This process takes longer than video shows but is still quicker than brushing and rolling all coats. You MUST finish all coats with a brush of roller when painting interiors.
Did you watch the video Mqc Cjc? He masked the ceiling. Why buy a spray can (different paint type in spray can, colour, sheen matching issues) to fix up repairs you shouldn't have to do anyway. Do you know anything about painting Einstein? Your comment suggests not Einstein!
@@spikebowler U SOUND LIKE JEALOUS ROLLER/BRUSH PAINTER WITH SOME 20 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE. SEEMS LIKE U CANT STAND FACT THAT U CAN BE OUTPERFORMED BY MILES WITH ELECTRIC SPRAYER EVEN AMATEUR CAN USE. U THOUGHT U R FAST, PRACTICED IT FOR DECADES AND REALISED IT CAN B DONE FASTER THESE DAYS BY ANYBODY...TECHNOLOGY BEAT U. Do u realise how much u can learn in 20 years? Surely more than just painting
,,You MUST finish all coats with a brush of roller when painting interiors. '' LOL SURELY SORE ASS MAN-LEARN SOME SKILLS INSTEAD MASTERING SHOE LACING FOR 2 DECADES ANYONE WITH BRAIN CAN PAINT ITS JUST THESE DAYS PEOPLE KNOW SO MUCH LESS GENERAL SKILLS/KNOWLEDGE
Kamran Shafiq in my experience most do it yourself types doing this would be beginners at best you can’t touch up a sprayed ceiling without it showing, if you wish to be able to touch it up you have to spray the ceiling & use a roller to layer it off as your going - this is called backrolling it creates a stipple instead of a flat finish this way when/if you touch up you can use a roller & it won’t show up, also the tape doesn’t have to be pushed down super hard, the edge where the two colours meet I’d suggest pushing down the internal edge firmly where the colours meet and softly tack the rest now fold out your film a start tacking the film in the center of the ceiling just put it on very lightly to hold your plastic nothing more as that’s when you will get it pulling the paint off - when doing this on freshly painted ceilings wash your hands thoroughly first & be careful ceilings mark very easily & flat is not washable, as for tape I recommend 3m scotch blue edge lock & 3m pre folded masking film - painter & decorator, 12 years. The best time to remove the tape in freshly painted wall ?, well if it’s finish coat I’d remove it straight after spraying while the paint is still semi wet that way you will get a nice clean line, if you choose to do it once dried you’ll have to run a sharp blade along the edge of the tape otherwise when you remove the film/tape you will get a jagged edge/paint could peel with the tape, my preference is to remove it straight after spraying final coat that way you eliminate any chances of tearing/jagged edges where you now have to cut a line free hand.
@@ausreefguy5362 Question. For an otherwise experienced DIYer who has not used a sprayer. Need to do primer plus 2 finish coats on new drywall in garage. So kind of low risk. Might it make sense to spray primer and first coat, then spray and backroll finish coat? You didn't say you were fielding questions, but seem knowledgeable. Thanks.
Should I be leaving the masking on until the paint drys? Or should I remove within 30 minutes of application. I tried the latter and my new paint started peeling off. I’m using the 150M. Very nice piece of kit though.
Hello you are best to remove the tape before it is completely dry. The quality of the masking tape does make a difference. I am pleased you like the product. Kind Regards the WAGNER DIY Team
All that work and tape/plastic for two walls? My employees would have knocked that shit out in 15 -20 min while this guy was still putting on his tape lol. One guy cutting a perfect straight & one guy going off on the rolling and BAM! Done! No taping, no machine, no set up, no cleaning. My clients would kill me if I brought a sprayer inside their home for two walls😂😂😂
@@domingez79 I am a contractor, I have a painting and flooring company. The only time we spray a interior of a house is when the new Sheetrock needs primer. Other than that we roll and brush each room. No matter the size of the house. The only thing I spray is cabinets, Sheetrock primer, and exterior of houses. Sometimes I bring my cordless Wagner sprayer and spray some doors or crown moldings but that’s it. Spraying a room, with tape and plastic everywhere is the dumbest thing ever. Not professional at all. A real pro needs some drops, dusting brush, ladder, roller and brush to provide a perfect finish.
@@sergiorealestate8689 Do you ever spray interior ceilings? What if you had a job where the ceilings needed painting and the walls were going to be white. Wouldn't it be quickest to just spray all the ceilings? And then cut in and roll the walls after?
@@Alex-zc8nr the only thing we really spray interior is on empty new construction homes. And we only spray the primer and ceilings. Once that white is done we cut and roll everything else. If a room is being lived in or has furniture, and only 1 or 2 rooms, there is no way I’m spraying anything. Even if it’s all white. Spraying is no where near as fun as this video makes it seem. We have professional sprays, to bring them out and use them, then clean them for one room, it makes no sense. 2 guys on my team can professionally paint 3-5 rooms a day With no spraying so to see this video for one room is pretty funny
@@sergiorealestate8689 Right. Makes sense. Thanks for your response! I am a lone warrior and can cut and roll two bedrooms a day (no ceilings, just wall and trim). I am quite fast and I enjoy the cutting in. No tape, no fuss etc. However I am getting bigger jobs requiring a lot of ceiling work and it's a lot for me to roll alone, I was thinking of acquiring a sprayer to spray out the ceilings. It may not be more or less efficient, but it would save my body and my neck!
The number of coats that you need to apply depends on the surface that is being sprayed and also the paint that has been used. After you've done the preparation work and applied the first coat of paint if another coat is required as you are spray painting this is extremely quick to do.
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Great job! I agree with ceiling first to avoid drips on walls. You did a thorough job of covering ceiling before walls. Spraying leaves no brush strokes.
That's right F! Thanks for your comment 😊
@@WAGNERUnitedKingdom how can by this gun?
I learned from this video today, the paint needs to be deluted. I got my Wagner Airless sprayer today, tried to paint my room and I was a little disappointed why I have so many tail lines. After I add about 10% of water the spray pattern changed to nice and even with zero lines.
Thank you for an important tip.
Any overspray?
Doesn’t it change the color when you add any amount of water?
@@Eddiee602No it doesn’t. Im still using it for my home projects without any problems.
Which paint did you use with it?
I purchased the Wagner 250m for domestic use in a large property. It is an excellent bit of kit once you get used to it. Certainly will keep it and won't sell it on. A recommend from me.
Thanks for the feedback Hugh. We're really pleased you're enjoying using the 250M.
How much
@@amalalnckamsk6939 around 450€ at amazon
EXCELLENT VIDEO
but the Background NOISE is way too FAST and Annoying...
Beautiful work. Sir im.gonna paint my house with high ceiling ..can we still.use air spray when the house have furniture. Of course I will cover them.up. any recommendation thank
Yes, definitely no problem at all. Kind Regards the WAGNER DIY Team
BEAUTIFUL
I have always wanted to buy one of these... but have always use just a brush while painting...
I "Flip" RVs and rundown houses... 25 to date... Think of the time and money I could have saved!!!
I did "Try" a sprayer many years ago... and no one told me I should "dilute" the paint... I thought it was
the sprayer's fault. I have never tried again... Dang it!
id love to know more about how you flip rvs
@@Vpopov81
I just take run-down old RVs and completely redo them from top to bottom.. The secret is CLEAN every inch perfectly... because you can't paint Dirt... and most if not all the RVs I redo are so filthy like the one I'm working on right now, that used to be a meth lab!!! I also refurbished a Vintage 1972 Travel Trailer ... turned out so CUTE...
I hand painted that one too... with house paint... Don't faint.. it worked out beautifully... but I also stripped the paint off to the metal first... sanded it smooth too.
The 1985 30' Class A I'm working on right now... was the meth house... now that one is really taking a lot of time. I am also hand painting the outside of that too... except this time I'm going to be putting beautiful glitter, imbedded in the Polyurethane. The countertops look so good... and the shower (yes I painted that with house paint too)... will also have imbedded glitter in it also. Or white peralized iridescent powder.
They estimated to paint the 30' RV... it was going to cost between $12,000. to $15,000.
No... I didn't put too many zeros... that was the quote... It will take me after I have Stripped off the ugly brown strips on the outside of the RV and gently sand this down, because it is FIBERGLASS and you do NOT want to SAND Fiberglass, it is dangerous to breath... I strip it down with stripper, then ... clean it again... then start painting it...
I will have touched this 8' x 30' 12' tall
Class A RV 14 times before I'm though.
YOU get the jest of the story ...
It should take me 40 house to clean/strip it
40 hours to paint it and 20 hours to Polyurethane it with my secret receipt of glitter and white iridescent pearl powder ...
Hope this (kinda) answers your questions... LOL
Not bad for a 65 year old woman... (Laughing). ... and I should be retired.
@Seamus McShamish
Thank YOU so much for all this GREAT Information... I will check this out.
Right now I'm working on a huge Class A RV 30' long 13' high!!! It is big!!! lots of work.
There's always next time Judi!
I didn't know you have to dilute it, but I know now. I'm about to use a sprayer for the first time.
You guys are out of control :) Ceiling wall controversy lol. I wish I had this Wagner. My dad was a professional painter his whole life. I have a couple things he gave me, but I'm no professional. I've never used them but there is a Graco Ultra 395 High boy? and a I have a Graco 360 hand held. He even left me a taper thingy. I'm going to practice with water and cardboard a little bit. I saw him do it a lot as a boy'. I'm gonna have to watch more youtube. I became a nurse hahaha Wish me luck! I invested in 3 townhouses and I got this!
Good luck Man!
Can I use THIS Sprayer to paint a House?
Its also possible to spray ceilings first with a larger tip like a 515 and then change to like a 315 tip and shield and spray the walls. This way you just have to mask the floors if they cant be over sprayed, windows, doors, trim. With painting, each job presents its own set of challenges, not all you can approach the same way as the previous. There are variables. All painters know something and their ways seem like the “right way”. Its subjective to a certain degree. Yea, masking upside down I would avoid if I could. Rolling out all interiors, except new builds, not how I go about it personally. Removing outlet covers, spraying all of one color first, cross hatching is optimal imo. We can all agree, eye protection, long sleeves, gloves and a real respirator would have been choice here tho.
Thanks for your feedback SweetSpot. We hope this is inspiring for our consumer customers but we do also have a channel for more serious contractor sprayers - ua-cam.com/users/WAGNERContractor A 315 tip could be quite slow for walls but as you say gives better accuracy if only using a shield to get the edges 👍 Thanks - The Wagner DIY Team.
@@WAGNERUnitedKingdom I used a 1.4mm tip and it takes me roughly 4 hours to paint a 100 sq ft room with 400 sq ft of paint coverage, but wow does it look incredible. It's so amazing the paint's tape no longer sticks, it's a work of art. Whenever people walk into my house their jaws just drop, they say it's better than the Mona Lisa and I honestly agree with them, I don't mean to be overzealous but my work really is that amazing. Not my words, I've had thousands of people tell me this. My Wanger 130 really does me right!
I just got the Wagner 350M cant wait start tomorrow, and make my job way easier!
Hi Richard, I hope your spraying was successful!
@@WAGNERUnitedKingdom it was amazing. 🙏👏👏
Easy when the walls are perfect, and perfectly smooth.
You're right, smooth walls can make painting easier, but proper preparation is key even for less-than-perfect surfaces. Cleaning, sanding, and priming can help ensure a smooth finish and better paint adhesion, regardless of the wall condition. Taking the time to prep will always improve the final result!
It's a little easier on the body over the long term, to spray the walls first and finish the ceiling after. Rather that mask the ceiling to do the wall. What I mean is it's easier to put plastic over the walls rather than then ceiling. Same system, different order.
i totally agree...gravity is the enemy when trying to mask off a ceiling
Your idea is good but it doesn't work... because you have all the dust coming down and now you have a Chace that the wall might get over spray as you're spraying the walls
@@epenaloza52 You can use a longer roll of "Tape and Drape" to cover the walls.
You do not have to cover the whole ceiling, just close to the edge borders between ceiling and walls (1ft width of mask at most). If you mask the wall and paint the ceiling, you have to mask the WHOLE walls. Because of gravity and painting ceiling at an angle, there are more chances of splashing paint to the wall.
@@ThaiNguyen-qf3no yes but what I am saying is the masking the ceiling of hard on a person's neck. Over time that will cause you issues. Masking the walls is easier. To each their own brother. Both ways work. Everyone has a different approach and there's nothing wrong with that.
I have a Wagner but I find that when in use the air in the room becomes saturated with micro-droplets of paint so windows and doors also need to be masked. Do you have any tips on how to avoid this from happening?
Hello Frank, to stop overspray with an airless sprayer, maintain a consistent distance of about 30 cm (12 inches) from the surface and keep the gun parallel to the surface. Reduce the spray pressure to the lowest effective setting and use the correct spray tip for the job. Avoid flexing your wrist at the end of each pass, as this can direct the spray into the atmosphere. Practicing on scrap cardboard before starting the actual project can also help you fine-tune your technique. I hope that helps. Kind Regards Wagner DIY
How wide was the poly sheet you used for the ceiling? People say the full ceiling will need sheeting up as it can get a outline of the wall colour?
Hello The sheet was approximately 60-90 cm wide this should be sufficient to protect the ceiling while spraying the walls. Kind Regards Wagner DIY
No you use a spray shield taping over fresh paint will end up a mess. Best to cut the 2nd coat top by brush then spray shield when your near the top. Even low tack tape will likely peel fresh paint esp on ceiling flat
If you do the ceiling first. Do you have to clean the sprayer since it will take an hour or two until the walls are dry and you can begin again?
Hi guys! Thanks for your question. In this instance the walls and ceilings were getting their first coat with the same material - no need to wait for the paint to dry, they were just done in one go.
If you are not changing material but need to wait for paint to dry for any reason then just de-pressurise the sprayer and leave the spray gun in a bucket of water to stop the tip from drying out. Then when you come back to spraying you are ready to go!
If you are changing colours then you will need to go through the full cleaning process (which only takes a few minutes!). Regards - The Wagner DIY Team.
If you want to spray a paint Primer to the walls before painting them?
how long does the ceiling paint need to dry before you can mask it to do the walls?
Overnight works for me but you are better off spraying the walls first and then masking the walls (2.6m film) and then spraying the ceiling. The walls are easier to mask than the ceilings.
So the order is skirting boards first, over-spraying on to walls, next day mask skirting boards then spray walls, over-spraying onto ceiling, next day mask walls and spray ceiling. Hope this helps.
My brother-in-law brought me the Wagner 130 to paint the interior doors of my house. It came with the 515 nozzle. He also purchased the 311 nozzle so I used it first. When I used 311 to spray the doors using a satin water based paint it always seem to get clogged up and there would be a single narrow spray stream on the left side while the other side had a nice wide even stream. I then removed the 311 and install the 515 but it seemed to have a lot of over spray. Would the 311 nozzle I was using be defective?
Hey Happy Places! Sorry to hear you are having difficulty. Actually the 311 is the ideal tip for spraying woodwork and achieving a fine finish - as long as the paint is properly prepared! And yes the 515 will almost definitely allow too much paint through as it is designed for covering large areas like spraying walls. A few things to check: dilution - start around 5-10%, you want a cream like consistency that runs off the stirrer; temperature - keep the paint as warm as possible (don't leave outside and then spray!); strain - it's advisable to pass the paint through a sieve if you are having problems with blockages; re-clean your tips to remove any dried on paint (try Wagner TipClean!). Proper mixing, dilution and not spraying cold paint should achieve perfect results. Please let us know how you get on.
I bought a Wagner pro 350r recently, when I’m spraying my walls it’s not coming out of the tip (517) evenly I’ve washed it and it is alright for a bit but then does the same again, also getting a lot of spray on the end of the gun which is dripping while spraying and going onto the wall, do I need a new tip or am I doing something wrong? Thanks
Hello Jack, it sound like you have particle in the paint, we would recommend pouring the paint through a sieveso that you don't get any particles in the machine which could block it. If the tip does become blocked rotate it 180 degrees, then pull the trigger to remove the blockage. Rotate the nozzle back and continue spraying. Kind Regard WAGNER DIY
I spray the ceilings and brush/roll the walls. Best and fastest of both worlds
Hello Lexander As can been seen in the video spraying is so much quicker than rolling provided you do the masking. When you are applying so many coats of paint as in this example going from bare plaster, the speed of spraying really speeds up the process. Regards the WAGNER DIY Team
can you use regular water-based paint with a spray gun?
Hello yes you can use water and solvent-based paints but we would recommend using water based paints as they are easier to dilute if required and also easier to clean up afterwards. Kind Regards WAGNER DIY.
That will leave over spray on ceiling - there will be a slight off color where plastic was not put on ceiling. Also the way he put masking tape on ceiling - it will wick paint up and leave streaks under tape. Also if you put two coats or more, the masking tape will peel paint... more to it.
Hello The combined tape with plastic foil covered the ceiling so no overspray went onto the ceiling. Any overspray in the atmosphere will naturally go down rather than up. With good quality masking tape you can do multiple coats of paint and peel it off with no problem. Kind Regards the WAGNER DIY Team.
It wont i do this and its fine
Been running a airless past 15 years straight everyday and u def need a back roll specially color changes!! Them managers and owners get a look 👀 from the side and see nothing but lines and brush strokes from t/up smh but salute to my fellow painters I feal your pain lol
I get that PROs benefit from an airless sprayer, but for someone with a couple of rental properties, considering the required "back roll" and all of the added taping time and cost, do you think that air spraying is beneficial over traditional rolling? Also, do doors require a roll/brush as well?
@@1966johnnywayne Ive been spraying for over 20 years and I wouldn’t still be able to take care of my family without a airless. If your painting to turn a good profit yearly and not doing shit here and there for beer money a airless is a must for good volume yearly but yes u can spray your doors preferably I would put a couple light coats on your doors so u don’t have any runs and keep from back rolling are having any brush marks period so u have a smooth surface on your doors. I prefer to only back roll walls but not doors and cabinets I rather put a couple light coats to fill in properly with no runs. 3” tip or even a 2” some times for your jams
@@1966johnnywayne Or even spray your doors ceilings baseboards exc and then roll and brush your walls for probably your best route for time wise. All depends on the project but yes can’t stress enough when u have 20 years of airless spraying is def the fastest most profitable way to paint. If your just doing your rental properties just take your airless in there and fan everything if it’s not bad the only paint that don’t touch up correctly is flat paint so try and change over if that’s what u have on the walls and u can honestly go in and do what a old head would say and feather all your walls in and fan your ceiling’s and doors for the spots that’s needed and cut your base for a cheap quick turn
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What sort of setting will you recommend?i tried for the first time on n4 and used to much paint for one room??if anyone could help me with this..thanks!!🤪
If you find it is using too much paint then you will need to move the gun faster. 2 light coats that dry quickly are better than applying one heavy coat. The spray pressure should be set so that you get a good fan pattern with soft edges - if you set it too low for your material then you may not get a good finish. The amount of paint used is down to the speed you work at. Hope that helps!
I can't say I like this guy's technique.
What don't you like? Kind Regards the WAGNER DIY Team
@@WAGNERUnitedKingdom Inconsistent overlapping. 5% - 85% in any given area in this video.
Hi there,
Can you please suggest me from where I can purchase this paint spray machine??
This is the WAGNER Control Pro 250 R Airless Sprayer which is you can see more product details and where to buy here: www.wagner-group.com/uk/do-it-yourself/products-and-accessories/product/airless-sprayer-control-pro-250-r/ Kind Regards the WAGNER DIY Team
Question, after you painted how long before you, and the family were back in the house?
2 days if everything was sprayed would be good safe time
Hello Ken, all the paints used on this job are water based so once everything is properly dry it safe. Kind Regards The WAGNER DIY Team.
Great stuff! Really enjoyed watching that video
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it. Kind Regards WAGNER DIY
I think I would spray the ceiling and cut / roll the walls. By the time you cover the ceiling with plastic and set up the sprayer you could have cut the walls and rolled them.
where can I get that masking applicator shown 20 seconds into the video thanks
These are available from tesa and are called an Easy Cover Dispenser if you search online you should be able to find sources. Kind Regards WAGNER DIY
You made it look so easy 👍🏻
It was, thank you. Kind Regards Wagner DIY
Hi, Do you use Primer for new gypsum cardboards, Like Jupol Primer before first color layer? Or do you use Primer to dilute first layer od color insted od water? IS possible to spray Primer, ani if yes 311 or 517? Thanks a LOT.
Hello Maco if you are doing a mist coat primer you can dilute the paint slightly. You can see an explaination about tips on our Professional Contractor channel here: ua-cam.com/video/qWmP1R-VvZg/v-deo.html. Kind Regards the WAGNER DIY
Anyone know where i can get the proper adapter for that inline filter? i bought one but its not 1/4 in fittings
You're the best teacher! Thank you so much
Thank you! 😃
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Podrias decirme q marca de cinta utiliza y ese aparato azul como se llama y para q se utiliza.
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That must be magic tape every time I use tape it pulls the paint off so where can I buy it from and what’s it called, noticed you only sprayed the walls once is one coat enough or is this for demo purpose only. I have just bought a Wagner paint sprayer to do the front room just wondering if you have to seal the door to stop paint dust particles going around the house.
Use a razor knife and cut the paint along the edge of the tape.
Use frog tape mate go for yellow one if possible
Don't let the paint cure. take the tape off when it is fresh.
Use better preparation on the wall. If the Paint Comes off with tape the Paint doesnt stick on the wall
Beautiful!
Would you recommend using sprayers on doors and trim?
Hi William, we certainly do - using a sprayer on a door is much quicker than brushing or rolling, especially if it's a panel door with any detailed areas. For airless spraying we have different tip sizes that are suitable for different paints. You may want to look into the 208 and 308 tips for spraying wood & metal paint to a fine finish - for example on doors and trim. We hope that helps! Thanks - The Wagner DIY Team.
@@WAGNERUnitedKingdom are drywall applications the same and do they feel and look of regular paint rollers?
When you're spraying the paint, would any of the paint fall back on you? Should I wear goggles? I am new to painting and not sure if I should spray the walls or paint them using a roller. Thanks
when You spraying ceiling You need a goggles and hat on the head
@@lcaise thank you!
Where can I find that tape you was using?
Hello you can find similar products here:paintshack.co.uk/collections/tesa-masking-tape/products/tesa-easy-cover-masking-paper Kind Regards WAGNER DIY
I have popcorn ceiling that is stained and have been scared to paint it for years. I plan to buy a Wagner Control Pro 130 at Lowes and finally get this job done, the right way!
@mark smith Never had that problem before tbh and I've sprayed dozens of ceilings
Wagner control pro 130 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣...... get this job done the right way? ......... you do realise Wagner is a d.i.y machine don’t you? .... it’s shit ffs lol
Lol nah man Wagner is trash
Mark is correct - best to do multiple light coats. Spraying is ideal for this as the process is quick and drying time is reduced. Practice on some cardboard to get the machine working properly. Make sure you use the right filter, tip and dilute if necessary. Good luck!
@@Dusk0nerSA What is better then.
By the time you set the sprayer up. Masking tapped the sockets. Covered the windows. I would of had the room cut in and rolled,😉. And don't forget cleaning out the sprayer when Ur done. I know got 20 years in decorating game,👍
I'll race you
You really have no idea, don't go by what this guy is doing. 2 days to mask and fill take doors off. 4 hours to undercoat and that's on a average 350sq house about a week all up if you doing normal hours.
Pmsl yeah you’ll bomb off infront while I mask what I need to mask and then when you’ve just finished ur 1st coat and are waiting on it to dry you’ll see me spraying on the last coat and sat down eating biscuits and telling ya to Chuck ur brush and roller in the bin cowboy 🤠
Great video! What handheld masker are you using there? I can't seem to find it anywhere.
Hello, thank you, we are not 100% sure which handheld masker was used in this video but it could be the Trimaco version which is available here paintshack.co.uk/products/trimaco-qm5000-pro-starter-kit?_pos=17&_sid=d5036fb37&_ss=r. Kind Regards the WAGNER DIY Team.
What speed did he use? And number of coats?
Hello Zac both the number of coats and the dial setting depend on the material being sprayed and the tip being used. This particular job had two coats and was set mostly at 6. Kind Regards the WAGNER DIY Team.
@@WAGNERUnitedKingdom thanks for the reply. Looking forward to trying one of these out
Grest job. Idol
Thanks for your comment!
Do you clean the gun before painting the walls a different color?
No, you let the old color mix with the new color so you get a new superior color.
Hi Carlos, yes you will need to go through the cleaning procedure to change colours.
The painter was not holding the spray gun an even distance from the surface. This would result in uneven thicknesses of paint on the walls. The spray gun has to be perpendicular to the painting surface in order to get even paint coverage.
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@@kumainkana3576 LMAO 🤣🤣
Great work.
Thank you! Cheers!
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what is the difference between paint roller and spray gun for a flat wall??
How do we get the spray fan to go horizontally mine only goes vertical. I have tried moving the nozell left and right but no joy.
Hello Charlie are you using an HVLP sprayer or an Airless sprayer like in this video? Regards the WADNER DIY Team
@@WAGNERUnitedKingdom airless
@@WAGNERUnitedKingdom sorry actually I have figured it out.
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just use trim against the ceiling instead of masking when you get good at it you can leave a few mill and cut it in after then roll it off. save an hour faffing about with plastic and tape.
What do you mean by trim?
@@infiniti2015 trim is a piece of plastic with a straight edge that you can hold against a surface so that paint cant go past it. you can use anything really, cardboard if you want to. as long as it has one straight edge that you can put to the surface.
how much is that? That is awesome! Want to have one also.
Hello Jeffrey, thank you, if you want to see more product details and where to buy take a look here: www.wagner-group.com/uk/do-it-yourself/products-and-accessories/product/airless-sprayer-control-pro-250-m/ Kind Regards The WAGNER DIY Team
No eye protection? Helps to be a tall person, otherwise it’s up and down a ladder or get an spray extension I presume?
Wear eye protection I've had plenty of blow back in my experience on my house. And why does no one score the tape? I ripped my walls up like crazy
What’s the name of that plastic u got
Hello that's often referred to as tape and cover or masking tape with an integrated foil or film it's readily available in DIY stores and online. kind regards the WAGNER DIY team.
Why mask off outlet covers when you can simply remove them?
Hello these are UK sockets which are different. Kind Regards Wagner DIY
Good job cool vid
Thank you for the feedback it is much appreciated. Regards WAGNER DIY
love this video
Thank you!
How is it possible that when it tore the tape off the wall, it didn't tear off the paint? I've used different tapes and even low tack ones and it always peels off the paint. Can someone explain this to me? 🤔
Hello If you use the right tape for the surface it won't peel off the paint. There is some good advice here: www.tesa.com/en-gb/craftsmen/hints-tips/the-right-tape-for-the-job Kind Regards WAGNER DIY
Perfect! 😍
Glad you like it!
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V nice and helpful for house spray painting
Thanks a lot, we are pleased it was helpful. Kind Regards the WAGNER DIY Team
Why are you not back rolling the paint?
Hi Ken, this is not an essential step in all applications.
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How many coats with this?
Hello Zac, the number of coats you apply obviously depends on the surface that you applying them onto as this has been sprayed onto a bare plaster it required a minimum of two coats. If you were covering a strong colour you would also need two coats we some surfaces and paint types you can use just one coat. With spraying the coats are so quick to apply. kind Regards the wAGNER DIY team
what color is the wall paint?
Hello sorry I not sure which colour was used for this project. Kind Regards the WAGNER DIY Team
Where did you buy that kind of spray gun?
Hello Daniel the sprayer used in this video is the 250M which you can see on our website here www.wagner-group.com/uk/do-it-yourself/products-and-accessories/product/airless-sprayer-control-pro-250-m/ and it includes details of where to buy. Kind Regards The WAGNER DIY Team
Very good and profesional
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thanks for the video. so no sanding prep required?
Of course sanding and filli is needed, the paint should be overlapped by 50% vertically then repeated horizontally for a professional finish.
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well done dude.
Thank you! Cheers!
Do this and you WILL end up with a crap job that can't be easily repaired. Ceiling and wall paints do not take well to masking tape. Because the finish is by spray you can not touch with a brush without it showing. You should... mask, spray sealer to walls and ceiling, sand, spray ceiling first coat, spray wall first coat, sand, spray ceiling second coat and back roll with roller while still wet( this allows you to touch up or repair with brush or roller in the future), brush and roll 2nd coat on walls. If you have to mask the ceiling to cut in do so with as low tack tape as possible (low tack tapes won't support masking plastic or paper plus the weight overspray as shown in this video. Higher tack tapes will damage your ceiling paint. This process takes longer than video shows but is still quicker than brushing and rolling all coats. You MUST finish all coats with a brush of roller when painting interiors.
But u dont put tape over painted area Einstein
U can buy spray can for repair too-Einstein
Did you watch the video Mqc Cjc? He masked the ceiling. Why buy a spray can (different paint type in spray can, colour, sheen matching issues) to fix up repairs you shouldn't have to do anyway. Do you know anything about painting Einstein? Your comment suggests not Einstein!
@@spikebowler
U SOUND LIKE JEALOUS ROLLER/BRUSH PAINTER WITH SOME 20 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE.
SEEMS LIKE U CANT STAND FACT THAT U CAN BE OUTPERFORMED BY MILES WITH ELECTRIC SPRAYER EVEN AMATEUR CAN USE.
U THOUGHT U R FAST, PRACTICED IT FOR DECADES AND REALISED IT CAN B DONE FASTER THESE DAYS BY ANYBODY...TECHNOLOGY BEAT U.
Do u realise how much u can learn in 20 years?
Surely more than just painting
,,You MUST finish all coats with a brush of roller when painting interiors.
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SURELY SORE ASS
MAN-LEARN SOME SKILLS INSTEAD MASTERING SHOE LACING FOR 2 DECADES
ANYONE WITH BRAIN CAN PAINT ITS JUST THESE DAYS PEOPLE KNOW SO MUCH LESS GENERAL SKILLS/KNOWLEDGE
sounds too complicated spraying all the base coats, then cutting and rolling all top coats.
The price and from where Ican get the machine? I'm in Mudcat.
Havge you tried looking on Amazon or usaing google?
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What is the full name of Simon? Thank you.
Perfect video with detail thank you 👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
Price plz , i can use for resine liquide
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Whens the best time to remove masking tape on freshly painted wall also stopping it from peeling off freshly paint wall
Special masking tape, even if it pulls of paint just touch up ceiling
Kamran Shafiq in my experience most do it yourself types doing this would be beginners at best you can’t touch up a sprayed ceiling without it showing, if you wish to be able to touch it up you have to spray the ceiling & use a roller to layer it off as your going - this is called backrolling it creates a stipple instead of a flat finish this way when/if you touch up you can use a roller & it won’t show up, also the tape doesn’t have to be pushed down super hard, the edge where the two colours meet I’d suggest pushing down the internal edge firmly where the colours meet and softly tack the rest now fold out your film a start tacking the film in the center of the ceiling just put it on very lightly to hold your plastic nothing more as that’s when you will get it pulling the paint off - when doing this on freshly painted ceilings wash your hands thoroughly first & be careful ceilings mark very easily & flat is not washable, as for tape I recommend 3m scotch blue edge lock & 3m pre folded masking film - painter & decorator, 12 years.
The best time to remove the tape in freshly painted wall ?, well if it’s finish coat I’d remove it straight after spraying while the paint is still semi wet that way you will get a nice clean line, if you choose to do it once dried you’ll have to run a sharp blade along the edge of the tape otherwise when you remove the film/tape you will get a jagged edge/paint could peel with the tape, my preference is to remove it straight after spraying final coat that way you eliminate any chances of tearing/jagged edges where you now have to cut a line free hand.
While the paint is still wet! This is critical! Also, use frog tape to prevent bleeding.
Smooth and crisp painted room. I'll just pay this guy to paint my house. The worst part of painting is all that prep work, SMH! 🤷😂
@@ausreefguy5362 Question. For an otherwise experienced DIYer who has not used a sprayer. Need to do primer plus 2 finish coats on new drywall in garage. So kind of low risk. Might it make sense to spray primer and first coat, then spray and backroll finish coat? You didn't say you were fielding questions, but seem knowledgeable. Thanks.
Thanks for your video.
You are very welcome, thank you for your feedback.
Should I be leaving the masking on until the paint drys? Or should I remove within 30 minutes of application. I tried the latter and my new paint started peeling off. I’m using the 150M. Very nice piece of kit though.
Hello you are best to remove the tape before it is completely dry. The quality of the masking tape does make a difference. I am pleased you like the product. Kind Regards the WAGNER DIY Team
@@WAGNERUnitedKingdom How to do that if you need to paint several coats? Surely you need to wait for lower layers to dry before top layers?
Where can I get that tape with the pull out plastic sheet to extend?
I bought mine from tool station
Drop cloth
Most paint supply stores and even the big box stores have it or the brown paper version.
This guy is just learning.
How do u call the colour of the wall
Magnolia
is this washable paint ?
Hello, yes the paint used is wipeable which is ideal for a kitchen environment with children and their sticky hands. Kind Regards the WAGNER DIY Team
Awesome.....
No suit no gloves no eye protection- no idea
he doesnt need, he sprayed a ceiling and as a miracle, no over spray in his hair :)
no overspray with green hea tip, and the right pressure of course
@@MrJayJamz biggest lie ever told.
All that work and tape/plastic for two walls? My employees would have knocked that shit out in 15 -20 min while this guy was still putting on his tape lol. One guy cutting a perfect straight & one guy going off on the rolling and BAM! Done!
No taping, no machine, no set up, no cleaning.
My clients would kill me if I brought a sprayer inside their home for two walls😂😂😂
exactly when you do domestic for your kids room you dont need to bring machine but if you are contractor 400m 2 house you see the point
@@domingez79 I am a contractor, I have a painting and flooring company. The only time we spray a interior of a house is when the new Sheetrock needs primer. Other than that we roll and brush each room. No matter the size of the house.
The only thing I spray is cabinets, Sheetrock primer, and exterior of houses.
Sometimes I bring my cordless Wagner sprayer and spray some doors or crown moldings but that’s it.
Spraying a room, with tape and plastic everywhere is the dumbest thing ever. Not professional at all.
A real pro needs some drops, dusting brush, ladder, roller and brush to provide a perfect finish.
@@sergiorealestate8689 Do you ever spray interior ceilings? What if you had a job where the ceilings needed painting and the walls were going to be white. Wouldn't it be quickest to just spray all the ceilings? And then cut in and roll the walls after?
@@Alex-zc8nr the only thing we really spray interior is on empty new construction homes. And we only spray the primer and ceilings. Once that white is done we cut and roll everything else.
If a room is being lived in or has furniture, and only 1 or 2 rooms, there is no way I’m spraying anything.
Even if it’s all white. Spraying is no where near as fun as this video makes it seem.
We have professional sprays, to bring them out and use them, then clean them for one room, it makes no sense.
2 guys on my team can professionally paint 3-5 rooms a day With no spraying so to see this video for one room is pretty funny
@@sergiorealestate8689 Right. Makes sense. Thanks for your response!
I am a lone warrior and can cut and roll two bedrooms a day (no ceilings, just wall and trim). I am quite fast and I enjoy the cutting in. No tape, no fuss etc.
However I am getting bigger jobs requiring a lot of ceiling work and it's a lot for me to roll alone, I was thinking of acquiring a sprayer to spray out the ceilings. It may not be more or less efficient, but it would save my body and my neck!
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Dos it need second coat?
The number of coats that you need to apply depends on the surface that is being sprayed and also the paint that has been used. After you've done the preparation work and applied the first coat of paint if another coat is required as you are spray painting this is extremely quick to do.
@@WAGNERUnitedKingdom should you spray up and down and then from side to side ? And should they use up more paint then normal
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That's the nanny bruh
Exactly what I was thinking
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