Wagner Spraytech 2435698 Control Pro 130 Paint Sprayer with T2 Gun, High Efficiency Airless Sprayer with Low Overspray, Yellow

This thing is AWESOME. No drip and with enough extensions I don't have to reach so much. Also the tip is great. I keep a towel with me. If it plugs you simply turn the tip by hand 180 degrees and shoot a stream into the towel, flip it back and you are good to go.

I found this item really easy to use and clean up afterwards. I think it’s a great item that really saved me a lot of time and effort when it comes to painting. Its straight to the point with easy to follow instructions. It does have a lot of features and is built well. Its a trusted brand that's why I bought it. The spray pattern can be adjusted. This was my first time using this type of machine and it came out better than I thought. If you like or hate painting, I would suggest this machine. I don't care for painting, so I was looking for a quick get it done solution and this was it.

This is the worst piece of junk I have ever used and I have used plenty of power sprayers and air brush devices. I had a wagner power pro that worked just fine, it just got too old. If I have had 4 hours of this gun spraying correctly , I know i have had twice that amount of time trying to make it work correctly. It moves water just fine but when I add the product ( Sherwin Williams top of the line ) it clogs almost immediately. As you attempt to fix it , you will end up painted. The small plastic nozzle / disperser and the filter do not function very long. Only one set of replacements come with the p130 and stores can not get them. The paint man told me to deal with Wagner. Pathetic product and service. Do yourself a favor and stay away from this $250 junk.

Great sprayer. Quality of spray is very good as long as you filter your paint and keep the nozzle clean. It is on the more expensive side even for a DIY level tool, so i docked a star. the only thing that is a major PITA is that the hose arrives in a very tight coil and even after straigtening it still coils up and snags EVERYWHERE. Its pretty easy to use as long as you read the instructions. Clean up is a breeze as long as you have a bucket or somehwere to spray the excess out fo the lines.

It works great for me, you just have to properly clean it after.

I bought a second home in a different state and had old panelling removed and cracked plaster fixed in 6 rooms. figured I save a few bucks and paint myself but I forgot my old Wagner sprayer at home. Thank God I did. looked it up and this generations models looked much simpler to setup and use. Ordered it and Amazon had it to me the next day.for this model there is no need to dilute the paint, just dip the pickup wand into a 1-5 gallon paint bucket, prime the pump until paint comes out the handle, install the nozzle and away you go. You've got greater control over the pressure and spray pattern than with the handheld unit and as a result there is far less overspray and paint mist in the air. I still masked and used painters tape to get a nice clean edge, but if you careful and practiced the pattern is so tight you could probably get away with a clean straight edged piece of cardboard.There are far less nozzle jams and you don't have to disassemble the unit to clear, just turn the nozzle backwards and spray for couple of seconds on a piece of scrap then turn it back. The standard hose it long enough so you don't have to move the pump or paint can to do an average size room. I covered all 6 rooms in ceiling white in about 3 hours from a 5 gallon bucket. The walls and trim took another day and a half, because of the color changes and masking.Clean-up in between colors and in the end was a breeze compared to the old handheld model. Remove the nozzle, Remove the pickup wand from the paint can and put it in bucket of water, Run the pump until the hose and handle are out of paint (because this is straight paint you can put it back into original can), Once water starts coming out run the pump into a spare bucket until the water runs clear. If you're not going to use the unit for a while dry and add a few of drops of oil to the pump and run it a few seconds. Disassemble and handwash the spray handle and nozzle (about 6 pieces) in soapy water and dry and you're done.I donated my old handheld unit to Goodwill when I got back home. Honestly even for 1 room this would be just as fast as paintbrush and rollers when you include setup and cleanup. If you're thinking about it get it, there are plenty of videos on Youtube that detail how to setup and use. I too was skeptical but it is just as quick and easy as they show.