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Glad it's working well for you. Thanks for your comment!

Hi, this will depend on the type of paint you are using. Water based paints = water, oil based paints = white spirits/thinner. Thanks!

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Thank you for your question. The Wagner W510 sprayer can be used with a variety of paints, both water-based and solvent-based. Some paints may require thinning. Follow the manufacturer's recommendations on the paint can for thinning instructions. Typically, you might need to add water for water-based paints or the appropriate thinner for solvent-based paints. Do a test spray and then you are good to go. Kind Regards WAGNER DIY

Hello The Wagner W510 paint sprayer is suitable for a variety of paints and stains. You can use both water-based and solvent-based paints, including fence paint, oils, stain, varnish, wood preservatives, and with the other attachment you can spray emulsion paints​​​​​​. For best results, it is recommended to use water-based paints as they are easier to clean up and dilute if necessary​​​​. Kind Regards Wagner DIY

Glad it helped, regarding the written instruction are you referring to the automatically generated subtitles of something else? Kind Regards WAGNER DIY

@@WAGNERUnitedKingdom the leaflet in the box. Why not a plain English guide with pictures?

Thank you, we understand now, we can feed that back to product management. Kind Regards WAGNER DIY

Hello James Thank you for your feedback, we're glad you found the video useful. While we can't give specific recommendations, we have heard that tesa tapes are very good. Kind Regards, WAGNER DIY Team

That's great to hear! We're sure you'll find it very useful. Kind Regards Wagner DIY

Hello the 4300 is a US machine you can check with then on this channel @Wagner-Spraytech. Kind Regards WAGNER DIY

Hello most decking paints do not require thinning when used with the Wagner Fence and Decking sprayer. Kind Regards Wagner DIY

Sorry we couldn't convince you this time! Maybe you are not ready for spraying walls, but spraying is also worth considering for spraying all your wood and metal projects!

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Hello Yes, that's correct. When thinning water-based paint, you mix in water. Always refer to the paint manufacturer's recommendations for the correct amount of water to add. Kind Regards Wagner DIY

Thank you very much, Kind Regards WAGNER DIY

Hello Brian, Yes, the Wagner Fence and Decking sprayer can spray varnish. It is designed for use with all standard solvent or water-based materials, including varnish​​​​. Kind Regards WAGNER DIY

Hello Yes you should be able to use Leyland emulsion paint the W590 sprayer. It's recommended to dilute it slightly for optimal performance. Typically, you can add about 10% water, but always refer to the paint manufacturer's guidelines and test the spray on a piece of cardboard to ensure the right consistency. Kind Regards, WAGNER DIY Team

Hello Mike, The Wagner Fence and Decking sprayer can handle most standard solvent or water-based paints, including fence paints. However, Cuprinol Ducksback is a wax-enriched, water-based paint with a thick consistency, which can clog the sprayer. To avoid this, use the paint at a warm temperature and strain it before use. Always follow the paint manufacturer's recommendations on the tin for thinning, and test the spray on a piece of cardboard to ensure proper consistency and flow. Kind Regards, WAGNER DIY

Hello the Flexio 3000 is a US machine you can check with then on this channel @Wagner-Spraytech. Kind Regards WAGNER DIY

If you watch this section of video ua-cam.com/video/kIuN4TQwHGU/v-deo.htmlsi=wgnAxOUfj8dVzVX8&t=340 it shows you which way the blue valve should be inserted. Kind Regards Wagner DIY

Hello the Flexio 3500 is a US machine you can check with then on this channel @Wagner-Spraytech. Kind Regards WAGNER DIY

Thank you Martin your feedback is appreciated, we will pass it on to Craig.

This is the W590 Universal paint sprayer suitable for both indoor and outdoor projects. Kind Regards WAGNER DIY

Much appreciated, thank you. Kind Regards Wagner DIY

Glad you enjoyed it, Kind Regards, WAGNER DIY

This sprayer is not suitable for masonry paint, but you can use Wagner Professional sprayers from the PP90 model upwards. Please note that smooth masonry paint is required, as textured masonry paint can clog and damage the sprayer. Ensure you dilute the paint according to the manufacturer's instructions and always test the diluted paint on scrap material before starting your main project to ensure it sprays well. Kind regards, WAGNER

Hello The Pro 130 in the UK is the Control 50M, the "little balls" of paint could be due to incorrect dilution. Ensure the paint is properly thinned according to the manufacturer's instructions and that the tip is clean. Testing on a piece of cardboard before starting your project can help you get the settings right. Airless tip sizes are crucial for achieving the desired spray pattern and finish. If you're experiencing a wide spray pattern, switching to a smaller tip can help achieve a narrower spray pattern and finer finish. Also try bringing the gun closer to the surface being sprayed. Kind Regards Wagner DIY.

@@WAGNERUnitedKingdom thanks for the information

The Wagner flexio 5000 is not sold in Europe so you would need to contact our US channel @Wagner-Spraytech for their opinion. Kind Regards WAGNER DIY

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Hello Yes, you can use oil-based paint with Wagner sprayers. Ensure you thin the paint according to the manufacturer's instructions, typically using a solvent like white spirit. After using oil-based paint, it's crucial to clean the sprayer thoroughly with the appropriate cleaning solvent. Because of the extra cleaning with oil-based paints we typically recommend water based paints as they are easier to dilute and clean up afterwards. Kind Regards Wagner DIY

Hello Thank you! We're glad you enjoyed the video and feel inspired. Kind Regards Wagner DIY

Hello Glen, it sounds like there may be an issue with the nozzle or trigger mechanism. Check the nozzle and ensure it is not clogged or damaged if any dried paint gets on the needle or nozzle it prevents it sealing. Also Inspect the trigger to make sure it’s functioning properly. Usually these issues can be resolved by deep cleaning the sprayer. Kind Regards WAGNER DIY

Hello Peter, you have two options to handle the white concrete posts and gravel boards when painting your fence. You can either cover and mask them with painter’s tape and plastic sheeting, or you can remove the fence panels and spray them separately. Both methods will help you achieve a clean and professional finish. Kind Regards Wagner DIY

Hello Yes, it is possible to spray oil-based paint with the Wagner W125. However, we recommend using water-based paints for easier cleanup and it is better for the environment. If you choose to use oil-based paint, ensure you follow the manufacturer's instructions for thinning and properly clean the sprayer after use. Kind Regards Wagner DIY