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Reddit mentions of Wagner Spraytech 0417005 HVLP Control Spray Stain Sprayer, Ideal for Decks, Fences, and Latice; Applies thin materials such as stains, sealers, urethanes, varnishes and lacquers
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We found 2 Reddit mentions of Wagner Spraytech 0417005 HVLP Control Spray Stain Sprayer, Ideal for Decks, Fences, and Latice; Applies thin materials such as stains, sealers, urethanes, varnishes and lacquers. Here are the top ones.
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HVLP SPRAY GUN: The Control Spray stain sprayer offers control and efficiency when spraying thin materials on small outdoor projects such as patio furniture, small decks, wood décor and moreACHIEVE THE PERFECT FINISH: The Control Finish nozzle sprays a smooth, consistent finish and is designed for spraying light-bodied materials such as stain, sealer, urethane, varnish, and enamelsTHREE SPRAY PATTERNS: Turn the air cap to spray horizontal, vertical, or narrow round to suit the shape of the piece you’re sprayingGET PROJECTS DONE QUICKLY: The sprayer sets up in minutes and cleans up in less than 10 minutes thanks to the simple design and few parts to cleanADJUSTABLE SPRAY PAINTER: Use the material flow adjustment on the trigger to easily increase or decrease the coating output
Specs:
| Color | Yellow |
| Height | 27.31 inches |
| Length | 16.51 inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Release date | April 2006 |
| Size | Control Spray |
| Weight | 1 Pounds |
| Width | 24.94 inches |
No. It would just spatter little droplets on the wood and make a mess. A spray bottle doesn't atomize the finish. A spray gun does if the pressure is high enough. A spray gun shouldn't be a pain... can your compressor handle the CFM requirements of the gun? Check out turbine HVLP systems. It is the same gravity fed spray gun you would use with the compressor, but with a turbine to continually make air instead. It will set you back some $$$, but they are great. You don't need a compressor. Those airless sprayers are really more for thick house paint, since they don't atomize the finish. Atomizing the finish is a must for getting it to flow out nicely and not splatter and orangepeel.
Nope nope nope nope, polyshades is terrible, and minwax overall is pretty shitty and overpriced. You can get something like this and mix it into waterborne poly or mix a regular stain into oil based poly, then spray it on with something like this.