Spraying Paint with WAGNER Spray Gun

Spraying instead of painting

Anyone who has ever worked on really large surfaces with a paint roller knows that you are often "rewarded" with sore muscles. Painting a ceiling over your head can also be a physical challenge. Even if you want to paint a wicker chair or rattan furniture, it's often really difficult to reach all the hidden nooks and crannies with a brush.

But don't despair, because each of these problems can be solved. And the solution is a paint spray system from Wagner.

We offer two devices from Wagner. Wagner is the world market leader for such systems. These spray guns work really reliably.

The larger Wagner universal sprayer is suitable for the application of wall emulsions and, with a different spray head, for the application of varnishes.

Creative remodelling with paint spray systems

Astrid shows on our YouTube channel exactly how to use the spray guns, what you need to bear in mind and what great projects you can realise with them.

The smaller - and lighter - Wagner Wood & Metal Sprayer is only suitable for use with varnish. No matter whether you want to paint a piece of furniture made of wood, metal or a garden fence. The Wood & Metal Sprayer gets the job done quickly.

As always, you must first remove dust, dirt and grease from your painting object.
Then one thing is particularly important when spraying: masking. After all, the paint should only end up where you want it to.

Water-based wall emulsions and varnishes are particularly suitable for spraying. As our paints tend to be a little thicker, it is best to dilute them with up to 10% water. This makes them even easier to work with.

The paint is now poured into the paint container. Please wear a mask when spraying! And you're ready to go. It is important to move the spray gun slowly and evenly. This allows the fine spray mist to cover the surface. By the way: If you are painting an entire room, there is no need to pre-paint corners and angles.

With furniture, especially wicker or rattan furniture, the paint mist also penetrates into hard-to-reach areas.

Finally, it is important to clean the paint spray gun while the paint is still liquid.

So if you want to work on a large project with large areas or complicated surfaces, a spray gun will make your work much easier!

The ideal combination

Applying paint made easy

With Wagner paint spray systems and MissPompadour Paints, you can create a fine mist of paint that is applied evenly to the surface to be painted. With the handy spray guns, you can effortlessly achieve a flat colour surface, regardless of whether you are working with wall paints, varnishes or glazes.

The water-based paints from MissPompadour Paint are particularly suitable for use with paint spray systems. This is because the enormous pressure generated by the powerful boost of the spray gun makes it possible to work with undiluted material, even with thick paint consistencies.

Even hard-to-reach areas are reached by the paint and there is no need to pre-paint corners and angles.

MissPompadour and Wagner simply form a perfect team.