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Paint sprayers

aidanki · 2021-06-12 08:44:53

I have some outdoor walls to paint v soon with regular Dulux weathershield. I’ll wash first with the diesel power washer, 2000psi sorts out all the loose bits. I was wondering for patching the bare bits are any of these HPLV paint sprayer any good. Say a Wagner Flexio 5000 or Wagner 950 or are all these hplv sprayers a…

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I have some outdoor walls to paint v soon with regular Dulux weathershield.

I’ll wash first with the diesel power washer, 2000psi sorts out all the loose bits.

I was wondering for patching the bare bits are any of these HPLV paint sprayer any good. Say a Wagner Flexio 5000 or Wagner 950 or are all these hplv sprayers a waste of time for outdoor paint. From what I see I would need to dilute the paint down to 30 percent water.

After I have the bare patches done I would intend giving 2 coats with roller.

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