Questions and Answers for Wagner HVLP Paint Ready Sprayer Station

A:  I don't know anything about the viscosity of auto paint. I would imagine that this sprayer can handle it. I'm just not sure.

A:  Thank you for reaching out to us. HVLP Paint Ready Sprayer Station is not recommended to be use with automotive paint or spray a vehicle.

A:  You might can if you practice some.   All I spray is furniture are a fence 

A:  No it makes a texture when it comes out , the pressure is low as well 

A:  Everything you need is included. It is very light and easy to use.

A:  I bought this 2 years ago so I don't remember a lot. Didn't use it last year. But, the compressor, sprayer and long hoses are there. You can put the compressor down and move around a lot. I think there are different nozzles. It's ready to use. You may only need an extension cord to get it wherever you need it especially outdoors. I used it to paint a fence. Worked great.

A:  Forgot the weight--only a couple of pounds. The cup holds maybe a quart of paint, so that's about how much that weighs. Easy and very mobile. I'm guessing the compressor is about 14" long and about 6" wide. Hope this helps

A:  Thank you for reaching out to us. Wagner PaintReady Station comes with the turbine, the air hose, the iSpray nozzle assembly. The whole sprayer including the box is approximately 8lbs. May I ask are you looking for the size of the box or is it relate to the sprayer? Please give our technical support a call at 1-800-328-8251 and we will be able to assist you.

A:  Everything you need, except the paint is included.  We purchased it to spray our basement ceiling & it worked great!  It is no more than 5lbs once you add the paint (this is a guesstimate).  We did over 2000 sq ft & traded off using it. It was the perfect size, about. 12-15 inches x 8 inches.  Anything bigger would have been too heavy.

A:  Yes, it's the perfect fit for your project. There are a few things you can do to paint/stain to ensure it sprays well. 1 - Stir the paint/stain with a mixer in a drill until its creamy smooth, about 1 min per gallon 2 - Strain the paint/stain before it goes into the sprayer 3 - Add a flow agent, like Floetrol or Paint Easy (this is not a thinner) for latex paint – Penetrol for oil based 4 - Or you can thin, even as little as 5% can make a big difference, water for water based materials and mineral spirit for oil based material.

A:  Yes, so long as paint is not thicker than most. If the paint is popular brand that does prime and paint, you should be fine,

A:  As long as the material is water based or oil based, clean or thins with water or mineral spirits, it should be fine. Good luck with your projects.

A:  Hello I have sprayed Epoxy based auto primer with it and it did a great job for me in fact have used it numerous times just make sure to clean it good and all should be good

A:  Thank you for reaching out to us. May I ask what is your project? We do need the exact name on the paint can in order for us to find out if it is compatible with PaintReady Station. Please give our technical support a call at 1-800-328-8251 and we will be able to assist you.

A:  Yes just watch cuz thicker paints have a lot of overspray

A:  Thank you for reaching out to us. Plastic Dip Automotive Coating is not recommended to be use with the Wagner Paint Ready Station. Please give our technical support a call at 1-800-328-8251 and we will be able to assist you with a better recommendation.

A:  No, the unit comes with a turbine unit, that provides the air pressure.

A:  no

A:  Thank you for reaching out to us. Wagner Paint Ready Station comes with it own compressor. Please give our technical support a call at 1-800-328-8251 if you need further assistance.

A:  You cannot spray real lacquer with any Wagner branded sprayer. Our Earlex brand works very well with lacquer. Take a look here at the Earlex 5500 and 6003 HVLP fine finish sprayers. https://www.homedepot.com/s/earlex?NCNI-5