Wagner ProCoat
Airless Paint Sprayer
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Overview
Great for whole house painting yet simple enough for sheds, fences, and decks, the Wagner ProCoat is a 2800-psi electric piston pump paint sprayer with variable pressure control that produces the same great finish found on professional sprayers with features designed for you, the homeowner. And cleaning up is a snap. Simply connect a garden hose to the inlet for a quick flush cleaning of the entire system in less than 10 minutes.
Ideal for everything from homes to sheds, fences and decks
Features & Benefits
- Capable of spraying thick latex paints without thinning
- Draw paint, stain or sealers directly from 1-gallon can or 5-gallon pail
- Spray gun swivel and 25-foot hose for great mobility and long reach
- Adjustable pressure reduces overspray with thin materials
- 515-reversible airless tip clears clogs with a twist of the wrist
SPECIFICATIONS:
- Pressure rating: 2800 PSI
- Included tip: 515
- Maximum tip: 015 in
- Motor: 1/2 hp
- Flow rate: 0.24 gpm
- Input power: 120 volts / 60 Hz
Product Manual
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10 Easy Steps to Stain a Fence with the Wagner ProCoat
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Great for whole house painting yet simple enough for sheds, fences, and decks, the Wagner ProCoat is a 2800-psi electric piston pump paint sprayer with variable pressure control that produces the same great finish found on professional sprayers with features designed for you, the homeowner. And cleaning up is a snap. Simply connect a garden hose to the inlet for a quick flush cleaning of the entire system in less than 10 minutes.
Ideal for everything from homes to sheds, fences and decksOverall rating
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2 out of 5(40%)customers recommend this product.
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Motor to piston housing shattered.
PostedFebruary 19, 2012
fromGrove City, Ohio
Age:25-34
Gender:Male
Length of ownership:1 year or longer
Frequency of use:Yearly
Level of expertise:Intermediate
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The first two times I used this unit, I was very happy with how well it performed as complared to more expensive sprayers. I use watter based paint only. I always cleaned it out thoroughly after use. It takes longer to clean than it doese to use. I pulled it out of storage and prepared it for use a few months later. As The unit started to prime it made a loud clunking noise and seized up. Being out of warranty, I decided to try and fix it myself. Once I pulled the unit apart I discoverd that the motor to piston casing shattered. I don't know what else to call it since Wagner doesn't provide a parts digram anywere. I can't buy the parts to repair the unit, but I am thinking that even it I could, the parts would cost more than it is worth. If you are looking for a good disposable sprayer, this one is good for you. Don't pay too much for it.
Prosgood spray pattern, good presure, low price
Consweak casted casing, won't last long
No, I do not recommend this product.
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Great value
PostedFebruary 2, 2012
fromAtlanta, GA
Age:35-44
Gender:Male
Length of ownership:6 months
Frequency of use:Monthly
Level of expertise:Beginner
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Use this to paint two house. Just last night we painted the ceilings in a 1700 sq ft home in just 3 hours for two coats. I can tell you that all paint spayers do not work well if not maintained correctly. Religiously clean after use and flow oil through system when not in use. When I pull it back out it works great. I suspect alot of the problems people are having are due to improper maintenance.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Great cost, great product
PostedJanuary 2, 2012
fromTexas, USA
Age:25-34
Gender:Male
Length of ownership:6 months
Frequency of use:Weekly
Level of expertise:Expert
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I bought this product to paint a 1500 sqft house and I read the manual and started the project. It worked great cutting my time in half, never clogged or lost suction. I have used this to paint, stain multiple projects now and I have not had any problems. The ease of the clean up is fantastic as well.
Prosright out of the box use, cleans easily
Consdoesn't come with stain filter
Yes, I recommend this product.
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PostedDecember 31, 2011
Age:35-44
Gender:Male
Length of ownership:1 week
Level of expertise:Expert
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I would not recommend this product to anyone. Right out of the Box the fubar thing would not even load paint. I could not even get it to spray water. The product needs to be taken off the market....
No, I do not recommend this product.
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PostedDecember 20, 2011
fromBaton Rouge, LA
Age:45-54
Gender:Male
Length of ownership:1 week
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I used this spayer to paint doors. I could not get the pressure down and found to be using to much paint. After two doors the pressure cut-off stoped working and then jamed. Opened up the unit to find a piece of the rotating drive disk was broke off. I could have still used it but the piece that operates the piston was broken also. Can' t believe that this piece was made out of plastic!
No, I do not recommend this product.
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It seems like it's not holding pressure. Before the motor will stop when releasing the spray gun trigger, now the motor runs constantly and it does not spray. What could be the problem? Thank You.
Age: 45-54
Gender: Male
4 months, 4 weeks ago
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California
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I would recommend checking your outlet valve to make sure that you do not have a small particle of paint stuck on one of the o-rings on the outlet valve. I would take the outlet valve out, clean it really well in warm soapy water, and take a small screwdriver a pop the disc on the bottom of the outlet valve out. Behind the disc there is a spring and o-ring. Make sure that spring and o-ring are clean and not damaged in any way. Oil the o-rings and put back together. If you continue to have problems your outlet valve may need to be replaced.The valves are normal wearing parts and will wear in between 30-50 gallons depending on the type of paint you are spraying. You will also want to make sure that the paint you are spraying is within the recommended tip size of the sprayer. The maximum tip size that you can support is .015. If you are using a paint that requires a larger tip size it will wear the valve faster than if you are using a paint that requires a .015 tip.
4 months, 3 weeks ago
Age: 55-64
Gender: Male
4 months, 2 weeks ago
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Yes, but you will need to contact the manufacture of the product to see what they recommend for a tip size when using an airless. The maximum tip size the sprayer can support is a .015.4 months ago
I am concerned about drift and over spray to neighbors buildings and cars.
Age: 45-54
Gender: Male
4 months ago
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The sprayer will produce overspray so you will want to make sure that you are spraying on a calm day. if you would like a sprayer that isn't going to produce much overspray I would look at our Control Spray Max.4 months ago
I've been using the ProCoat for a couple of days and I've noticed that it consumes too much paint and the coat that i apply is to thick and begins to drip because of that. Is there a way specific diluting ratio recommended to prevent such consumption of paint or is there a simpler way to prevent the thick coat and dripping?
Age: 35-44
Gender: Male
2 months, 4 weeks ago
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If you think the sprayer is putting out too much paint I would recommend checking with the manufacture of the paint to see what they recommend for a tip size when using an airless sprayer. You may be using too large of a tip. You can also turn the pressure down some by moving it towards the roll position to help regulate the pressure.2 months, 2 weeks ago
I was using the sprayer and in the middle of using it, it stopped building pressure. I then cleaned the gun filter and then tried to prime it again. Nothing happened. I then decided to completely clean the sprayer and try it again. I could not get the sprayer to prime in order to clean out the return hose. Even with a water hose hoolked up, it would not suck up any water and spit it out through the return hose like I had previously done. I have only sprayed 7 gallons of paint through the sprayer and I have owned it for 3 days and thoroughly cleaned it after each use. Also, only sometimes will it even turn on when in the prime mode now. And if it does turn on it turns off after a few seconds without spitting anything out of the return tube.
Age: 25-34
Gender: Male
3 months ago
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If you are having problems priming your sprayer you will want to check your inlet valve to make sure that the poppet valve on the inlet valve is free. I recommend removing the inlet valve and inspecting the o-rings to make sure that they are not discolored/damaged in any way, oil them, and put back together. Once you have cleaned and inspected you can test it with water to see if it will prime.3 months ago
