WAGNER Fence & Decking paint sprayer for fences, sheds, decking or garden furniture, covers 5 m² in 9 min, 1400 ml capacity, 460 W, 1.8 m hose

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There isn’t really much to be said about containers, but size does matter, so make sure that you buy the right size for your needs. To sum this up in terms of ease of use, the machine itself is pretty much a hairdryer that sprays out paint, it really is that simple. There are a few nozzle bore variations though, which is why I say this is a much better all rounder as you’ll be able to spray paint with this after, not just your fences and sheds – this is obviously just as useful on shed paint. Here’s a look at those variable nozzles:

Best budget: VonHaus Electric Paint Sprayer for Fences– if you really need to save twenty quid take a look at the Vonhaus – and was better in terms of less oversprayHaving control over application coverage whilst using paint sprayers is a must; it can be the difference between only being able to do large-scale jobs, and having the flexibility to use the fence sprayer for smaller tasks too. The Haupon TM-71 Fence Sprayer comes with several attachments and settings that make it ideal for a range of situations; not only is it efficient at spraying fence panels, it can also be used to paint cupboards, doors, and other more precise items. This is something to keep an eye out for, as some fence sprayers won’t be able to be used with solvent paints.

And also that video reminded me of another good thing about this unit. With the motor being separate from the paint pot, there’s no weight pulling down as you tighten up and re-attach the pot to the sprayer, as a result, it doesn’t mis-thread which was a common problem on the other units I tested. For ensuring uniform coverage, even on porous surfaces, the Tilswall 550W Fence Sprayerhas a spraying force that can be adjusted from 0 – 1200 ml/min. As a result, it has enough power to ensure that no gaps are left when painting, and that there are no patches of uneven paint. A final thing to note is that the mains-power cable is a little short at 1.8 m. You may find that it’s necessary to use an extension cord, depending on where you’re working. I have to say it was very surprising and enjoyable to clean up – being all water based (except the Creocote which I’ve decided is much better applied with a standard manual garden sprayer. For the most part, if you don’t let the paint dry you’ll simply disassemble the unit and turn on the hot tap. A couple of minutes and you’ll be good to go next time – don’t get lazy on this or you’ll have a real job on your hands if you ever want to use that sprayer pot again: Another extremely useful feature to look out for is whether the sprayer can be used both vertically and horizontally . Only being able to spray vertically can limit the sprayer’s uses.Whilst able to be used with all the aforementioned paints, they may need to be thinned down more than they would with a more expensive model which can lead to another coat being required.