Wagner 518080 Control Spray Max HVLP Sprayer
- Powerful Two Stage Turbine sprays latex, as well as thinner materials such as lacquers and stains
- Variable Air Pressure Control means less overspray with thin materials
- 20 Foot High Flex Air Hose extends your reach
- 3 spray patterns - select the best pattern for your job
- Variable flow control covers large spray surface down to detail work
From the Manufacturer
Variable air pressure control (1.50 - 2.63 PSI) and a metal spray gun combine with a powerful two-stage turbine to spray interior latex paint, yet reduces overspray of thin materials such as lacquers and stains. Includes a 1 quart metal cup that is contractor grade for the woodworker, as well as a 1 - 1/2 quart plastic cup for larger volume jobs such as decks and fences. Two large air filters protect the finish from dust. The viscosity cup allows thinning only as needed and the Lock-n-Go front end makes material changes quick and easy.
This review is from: Wagner 518080 Control Spray Max HVLP Sprayer (Tools & Home Improvement)
I had purchased another Wagner sprayer to use refinishing my kitchen cabinets. Unfortunately, I bought the wrong model. After doing some cabinet doors and not being satisfied, I called Wagner technical support.
I described what I was attempting to do and the lady told me that I needed the Max HLVP unit.
I used it yesterday for the two base coats and then this morning for the top coat of polyurethane. I couldn't be happier with the results!
The unit is light and has plenty of power.
I was spraying heavy interior latex and then satin polyurethane.
It takes some playing to understand the best settings on power and flow. But, once you get those dialed in and are consistent in your spray angles and distance, the unit will give you professional results.
It is very easy to clean and comes with two cups for small and larger jobs.
I plan to use this to finish the balance of the kitchen cabinets and then on multiple other interior and exterior jobs.
I described what I was attempting to do and the lady told me that I needed the Max HLVP unit.
I used it yesterday for the two base coats and then this morning for the top coat of polyurethane. I couldn't be happier with the results!
The unit is light and has plenty of power.
I was spraying heavy interior latex and then satin polyurethane.
It takes some playing to understand the best settings on power and flow. But, once you get those dialed in and are consistent in your spray angles and distance, the unit will give you professional results.
It is very easy to clean and comes with two cups for small and larger jobs.
I plan to use this to finish the balance of the kitchen cabinets and then on multiple other interior and exterior jobs.
