You are very welcome, we are pleased the video was helpful. Kind Regards WAGNER DIY

Glad it helped

Thats great to hear, many thanks

@@WAGNERUnitedKingdom the product is not something I’ll continue to use in my remodeling business. It’s too finicky

Great thank you, you are very welcome

Glad we could help

Thank you for the feedback we are pleased it was helpful. Kind Regards the WAGNER DIY Team

Your very welcome

Hello I am glad it was helpful. Kind Regards WAGNER DIY

Thanks guys, we're glad we could help

Cheers

Glad you enjoyed it

Glad it was helpful. Kind Regards WAGNER DIY

Your very welcome

Thank you! We're glad you found the video useful. We hope you enjoy using your new sprayer. If you have any questions or need assistance, feel free to reach out. Kind Regards Wagner DIY

Oh no! Hopefully these tips help you with your next spraying project :)

Great Jimmy, I am pleased the video helped you. Kind Regards WAGNER DIY

Pleased we could help

You are welcome!

Your very welcome

Hello I am glad it was helpful. Kind Regards the WAGNER DIY Team

Our pleasure

Many thanks, thats greta it helped you.

Hello John, Thank you, we are glad you found the video helpful. Kind Regards WAGNER DIY

Glad it's working well for you. Thanks for your comment!

Thank you very much

Hello Glen Like anything new you do have to spend time getting used to it. Was there anything specific that didn't work for you? We would appreciate the opportunity to point you to guides and advice to help you use the sprayer properly. Kind Regards the WAGNER DIY Team.

@@WAGNERUnitedKingdom the gun to me was to basic no nozzle adjustment perhaps the more expensive work better. I'm using a normal air sprayer gun which is working fine.

Thank you

Hello it is down to preference you can do it either way. Lots of decorators do ceilings and skirting first and then mask the skirting and the edge of the ceiling then spray the walls. As long as you mask anything you do not want to spray you will be ok. Kind Regards the WAGNER DIY Team

It really is your own preference, traditionally we'd of done ceiling first then the walls, I personal fine if your spraying them to start the walls first and leave to dry for a couple of days, then using a low tack masking tape with cover film mask the walls and spray paint the ceiling

Hello the Flexio 3500 is a US machine you can check with then on this channel @Wagner-Spraytech. Kind Regards WAGNER DIY

Thanks Bob that is good advice. Kind Regards The WAGNER DIY Team

Hello Neil, Thank you, for your review of your experience so far and I am pleased the paint is flowing properly now. As paint is forced through a very small hole to create the spray, any particles in the paint can block the nozzle or cause it to spit. We would always recommend straining paint through a sieve before use. This helps avoid getting any particles which could cause blockages or spitting, particularly if the paint is not new. If you experience any further issues please can you make contact with or support team on FMB_GBSI_Technical-Support@wagner-group.com or call +44 1327 368410. Kind Regards the WAGNER DIY Team.

@@WAGNERUnitedKingdom Hi Craig, my fiancé contacted you/via a you tube message, as he didn't know any other way, online he could not get responses either. We have purchased one of the spray-painting devices, but are not able to source the 'extension' for roof painting anywhere. Would you please point us in the right direction of where or who from we can purchase one? We are in Australia. Thank you.

@@Sarah-hz3gy Hi, I'm sorry I'm not aware of the locations of the Australian outlets, have you tried looking on Wagners website, I mainly look at the UK one but they have a worldwide one too.

Thank you ​@@WAGNERUnitedKingdomfor giving a generic reply to Neil Stansbury's comment, it really warms the cockles of potential customers when you give a reply that completely ignores the point he raised. Clearly there was some kind of issue when his kit was manufactured, hence the contamination by PTFE tape, which was completely ignored in your reply. Whilst not desirable, there's so much going on in a manufacturing facility that contamination can sometimes occur, there's no need to pretend this did not or cannot happen. Anyway, he problem solved the issue, which is far preferable to the annoying customers who throw millions of items back at the manufacturer when a simple fault diagnosis could have prevented this.

@Neil Stansbury, I have discovered your most excellent, detailed review of this sprayer and, if you don't mind, I am going to post a copy of it in the comments here. It is undoubtedly the most useful review I have ever read on Amazon, and hopefully Wagner and others will like the comment so much that it gets driven to the top and becomes one of the first comments potential buyers read, because such an honest review would greatly increase the number of potential buyers whose fear of dipping their toes into the sprayer pond inevitably results in them walking away because of the unknowns. Your review takes away the clouds of fear and the unknown, and guides readers into a bit of self-analysis about whether they have the technical discipline and patience to allow this sprayer's excellent capabilities to come to the fore. I salute you on your review and hope that Wagner recognise you should sales start to rise as a result of your review getting the number of eyes on it that it deserves. ps I bought the W690 earlier today before I had even seen your review (because I have the kind of traits that your review states is needed to get the best of the sprayer) but if I hadn't already purchased it before reading your review then I would have been convinced into doing so. Will I have to spend a bit more money following your guidance? Undoubtedly, but it will result in my experience of the machine being a lot more enjoyable, and save me from spending more money on a more expensive machine, so this will be a cost saving in the long run. The vast majority of people buying this sprayer will be a stranger to this sector and so they really, really wouldn't want to spend the much greater amounts involved in getting the more powerful machines, therefore it is important that they get the maximum performance and results from what most people will probably consider a sizeable investment over and above a paint brush, roller and scuttle/tray.

Hello Andrew, I am sorry you are having problems, it sounds like the Nozzle is not sealing, take a look at this section of the video kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oa-lgZeFtt2sd4k.html. If you try the fixes and you are still having problems, please email support on FMB_GBSI_Technical-Support@wagner-group.com or call +44 1327 368410. If you are based outside of the UK please see the other Wagner office locations at the bottom of this page www.wagner-group.com/uk/our-company/ Kind Regards WAGNER DIY.

Hello the wood and metal spray attachement with the W590 would be suitable. That paint is thick so you would probably need to thin it before spraying. Regards the WAGNER DIY Team.

Hello Ant it all depends on the paint that you are using. You are best to ask the paint manufacturer to get the proper answer. Kind Regards the WAGNER DIY Team.

Hello no that does not sound correct, if the paint is water based you would thin it with water. If it is oil based then you would thin it with the correct thinners as advised by the paint manufacturer. Spraying the paint does not change what you thin it with. Kind Regards the WAGNER DIY Team.

Hello Graham yes you can, you just cannot tip it all the way back, here is video showing and explaining kzfaq.info/get/bejne/j7-hjZSL3cewpWw.html. Kind Regards the WAGNER DIY Team

Hello Practice is key to get the best results. To familiarize yourself with your sprayer, we suggest practice spraying using the included Wagner spray poster, and if you need additional practice to get comfortable painting with a sprayer, large flattened out cardboard boxes work great too. Before you begin spraying paint make sure you’re comfortable spraying in both a horizontal and vertical spray pattern. By adjust the material volume and air flow you can achieve the finish that is right for you and the paint you are spraying. Kind Regards The WAGNER DIY Team

Hello the Flexio 3000 is a US machine you can check with then on this channel @Wagner-Spraytech. Kind Regards WAGNER DIY

Hi, Alan is correct - looking at the data sheet from the manufacturer, they recommend using an airless sprayer with a tip size of 0.013" - 0.017" at max. 10% dilution. You would certainly need one of our airless machines like the Control Pro 250M or 350M for optimum spraying results.

@@WAGNERUnitedKingdom Thanks for your reply. I also have a Control Pro 250M - Can you recommend (or post a link, ideally) to the tip I should be using, please? I have a 517 tip - is that up to the job with the Zinsser? Many thanks. (I achieved an adequate finish with the bigger of the two bottles on the posted gun) Allcoat is a nightmare to clean off - it sticks to everything!)

Thank you for your question. No, normally you do not need to dilute Ronseal fence paint for use in your Wagner sprayer. It's designed to be used directly from the can. Just make sure to stir the paint thoroughly before spraying. Kind regards, WAGNER DIY

Hello, this machine is only recommended for thin materials like wood treatment/stain. The spray attachment (nozzle) is only designed for these sort of materials also. Please follow these guidelines for the best spray results. If you need to spray thicker materials then please look at the W590 or W690. Thanks - The Wagner DIY Team.

@@WAGNERUnitedKingdom Thanks! we decided to keep the one we got, it did a nice job on a garden fence, just finished it before dark, If I had everything ready in front of me, I'd have the whole fence done in about 20 mins on both sides, time saver, good sprayer. gonna attempt a dashed wall next, paint is thin.

Hello Nick, with the Wagner HVLP paint sprayer you can use most fence paint types and brands, you don’t need specialist sprayable paints. You can use water and solvent-based paints but I would recommend using water based paints as they are easier to dilute if required and also easier to clean up afterwards. Using paint at room temperature also make them easier to mix and spray. To dilute and get the correct consistency/viscosity of paint you can use the Wagner stirrer which has 10% notches on the side. It is recommended to add 10% water/thinner and increase by 5% at a time. Getting the paint consistency right will ensure you get a professional finish. Kind Regards the WAGNER DIY Team

Hello we are sorry to hear about the problem that you've been experiencing. Please can you contact the UK Customer Service team on FMB_GBSI_Technical-Support@wagner-group.com or call +44 1327 368410 so they can help you resolve the issue. Kind Regards WAGNER DIY

Hello Sarah you would need to get in contact with WAGNER Australia www.wagneraustralia.com.au to discuss it directly with them. Kind Regards WAGNER DIY.

@@WAGNERUnitedKingdom Thank you Craig (Wagner) sorry this message didn't come to my inbox for some reason, so I have only now just found it. Thank you again.

Hello the stick is supplied with most WAGNER DIY products. it is not available as a seperate item. Kind Regards WAGNER DIY.

Hello Ed to see a video where it explains about how to use those items please take a look here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nLSEqcyG3rHQlYk.html Kind Regards The WAGNER DIY Team

@@WAGNERUnitedKingdom appreciate this but same as this video. I would certainly suggest you either make the manual easier to understand and get a good translation - or at least put links to this video! Still not plucked up the courage to use it, but again weather been against me as I want to practise outdoors...

Hello Andy, we are sorry to hear you are having problems with your machine, please contact the UK Customer Service team on FMB_GBSI_Technical-Support@wagner-group.com or call +44 1327 368410. If you are based outside of the UK please see the other Wagner office locations at the bottom of this page www.wagner-group.com/uk/our-company/ Kind Regards WAGNER DIY

I've used my flex 3500 through about 30 tub refinishing. And cleaned the gun every use. It's been around 3 months since it was used and had a tub refinish to do. Went to go spray the tub and the unit started pouring from the trigger pin that goes through the gun. Well made my day screwed-up had a hell of a mess to clean up spent more time cleaning up spent more time cleaning up then making money. 😡😡😡

@@stower82 I learned you can't run laquer thinner through the guns, so then no laquer consequently. now I spray polyurethane and clean with mineral spirits.

@@Chaosweaver-1 the paint for refinishing tubs is polyurethane. But I use acetone to clean it. Acetone may be too rough on the internals of the needle valve. Might have to try the mineral spirits

Hello Mandy, what type of paint are you using? Kinds Regards WAGNER DIY

Wagner flexio 3500

Hello, yes you can use water and solvent based paints with this machine. Kind Regards the WAGNER DIY Team

Hello Zota, with the Wagner paint sprayers you can use most paint types and brands, you don’t need specialist sprayable paints. You can use water and solvent-based paints including acrylic and latex emulsion paints with the Universal sprayer. I would recommend using water based paints as they are easier to dilute if required and also easier to clean up afterwards. Kind Regards the WAGNER DIY Team

Hello, after you have cleaned the machine properly you would use the grease, a video guide to cleaning an HVLP sprayer is here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nLSEqcyG3rHQlYk.html. Kind Regards The WAGNER DIY Team

Theres a video online about the dressing of your machine parts

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You'll have to come back next year Shane!

Hello which model of sprayer do you have? Kind Regards WAGNER DIY

Hey Carl, sorry that you are having trouble. Which machine did you purchase and what type of paint are you trying to spray? With the right setup and the right machine/materials you can get wonderful results with Wagner sprayers ♥

Hello you would be better to go back to @Wagner-Spraytech as the Flexio 595 is sold in the US and is different to the W590 shown in this video. They should be able to help you. Kind Regards WAGNER DIY

Because he's shaken not stirred

Is that Mrs Jean Connery of Aigburth Road?

Because he is British Jude from Italy ^^

Hi, sorry to hear you had problems with your Wagner sprayer. Did you get a chance to test the dilution of the materials you were spraying? Were you using the correct spray attachment for the materials you were spraying?

Hello I am sorry you are having problem. The WAGNER 2500 is not a product which is sold in the UK please get in contact with your local supplier for assistance. Kind Regards WAGNER DIY.

Hello Brian, I am sorry to hear you are having problems with your machine, the Flexio 3500 is not a product sold in the UK and only sold in the US. If you are still having problems and want to get them resolved please contact the US support team, you can find the detail here: support.wagnerspraytech.com/ Kind Regards the WAGNER DIY Team.

Not that we know of!

I’ve used roller and brush and a sprayer and sprayer is far superior, but like anything it takes care to keep it clean

Hello we’re sorry to hear about your experience. Spitting paint and uneven spray patterns can be frustrating. Here is a tips and trouble shooting video which might help: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oa-lgZeFtt2sd4k.htmlsi=oNeGFXUz1HAQAtfu Kind Regards Wagner DIY.

Hi Paul. You can purchase a valve set from our website here: www.paintsprayer.co.uk/2304027