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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Watch the how to paint a fence project video:
How To Stain Your Fence In 10 Easy Steps Using The ProCoat Sprayer From Wagner
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ProCoat
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All I can say about the pro coat is,.. I painted the exterior of my house (2 story) in 4 hours,... great job for an amature, then after I
that project , I tackled the pool, draining and fixing all potential leaks, I rolled the primer which had activator in it, no fun!, took 4 hours on that! I looked at my house and kicked myself,.. well, I mixed the epoxy paint for the pool, and had it done in 45 minutes, which was good because the paint also had activator in it which set in 15-20 minutes, i simply mixed only 3 gallons at a time and sprayed like a madman! then clean up took about an hour and a half, I love my pro coat! saved me over 15,000 doing this myself, thank you wagner!
April 12, 2013
Great tech support and performance
This was a replacement unit after my old Wagner unit was stolen. Package was well put together. Easy to set up and use. I was using a heavy primer paint and my unit would not prime. Called Wagner tech support on a Saturday at 11 am. Took 3 minutes on hold, walked me through hand priming the unit. Worked perfect. Painted my porch and deck, ran through 5 gallons in 3 hrs. Awesome unit, more power than my old one. Glad I bought another Wagner.
April 6, 2013
Great product, and great customer service rep.
Three years ago I bought a Wagner Procoat sprayer to spray an oil based stain on about 200 feet of cedar fence. Due to a broken leg a few days later, and a serious back surgery it was about a month ago before I could finally get the job done. The sprayer had not been out of the box during this time. After getting ready to start the sprayer would not pump the stain out of the bucket. I tried all the suggestions in the manual, and finally called your customer service dept. I had the good fortune to being connected to Troy Micheau in Customer Service. He asked me a few questions, and then guided me through the proces of taking out, and checking the outlet valve for proper function. I found that the valve was gummed up from sitting for so long. He told me how to get the valve apart, and also said he would email me a photo of the valve and it various parts. After receiving the email a few minutes later the valve came apart, I cleaned it up and put the unit back together. The sprayer worked perfectly, and in a few hours my fence looked great.
This is a great paint sprayer, and perfect for homeowners to have, and perhaps even small commercial contractors. The manual gives clear instruction regarding use, cleanup & storage.
The best part of the whole experience was dealing with your Customer Service Representative Troy Micheau. From the begining of the call he knew all the right questions to ask, was extremely patient in guiding me through the repair process, and even held the phone while I got the right tools out to make the repair.
As a retired police supervisor I know the value of having employees with good public relation skills, and you definitely have one of those in Troy. It was also a pleasure to deal with a company who has reps here in the United States, and provide fast, efficient service.
Sincerely,
Bob Rice
Reno, Nevada
bcrice@nvbell.net
November 7, 2012
Works great, paints fast...read the manual!
I used my ProCoat to paint a fence and lawn furniture...pumped 15 gallons through it for the fence and 2 gallons for the furniture. I am very meticulous with new equipment, so I spent a lot of time reading the manual (over and over) to make sure I assembled it properly, primed it properly, and especially when it came to cleanup (the only downside...that takes awhile if you want to do a good job).
Initially, I found I had to reprime a few times because I let the paint run dry, and that was a pain, but I soon figured out I could reprime it while leaving the primer line in the paint, then give it time to come back up pressure. Once that was done, it painted like a champ! Worked like a champ for me and I heartily recommend it. Like I said, cleanup is a bit of a pain, but then again, when isn't cleanup after painting a pain? I can't help but wonder if some of the folks who didn't like this unit, didn't thoroughly read the manual.
Now that I have mastered this unit, I'm looking forward to painting all sorts of stuff around the house! I got mine on sale for $199...for that price, and its level of performance, you cannot complain. Buy it!
November 3, 2012
Awesome unit !!! Wished I bought this alot earlier for my DIY Renos!
This is an awesome unit that I purchased in a long time for my home renos. So far, I used it 3 times. It was a learning experience for the first time. the unit stopped spraying after about 80% of job done ( it was only the latex primer coat). After a bit of research on internet.
I realized that:
1. Used fresh Floetrol
2. Strain your paint into another pail as latex paint will tend to have chunky bits in it that will clog all filters the sprayer will have. NOW, that could of been mentioned in the manual.
After adding the 2 Extra steps to the already easy to follow steps provided, my other two times of use was awesome and quick. Even adding the prep(masking) and clean up time, it was still faster than using the brush and roller.
August 4, 2012
I really enjoyed using the Wagner ProCoat!
I used the product to paint tne stippled ceilings in my whole house, with the tip and filter it came with. I was surprised how fast it went. It took longer by far to get the house ready to spray, but I can say it did a wonderful, effort less job.
July 22, 2012
ProCoat
We manage a 75 unit apt. complex. Painting with a roller and brush has just become too time consuming. The ProCoat with a 413 spray tip for the walls and the 515 spray tip for the ceiling, makes quick work of an apartment. Clean-up is a little time consuming but we do the temp storage with plastic bag between most jobs.
For the price and ease of use it is a 5.
July 15, 2012
Procoat
works very well,although clean up takes time to do it right. I'glad I got it . saves time.
July 12, 2012
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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
1 year, 6 months ago
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I had this problem as well and my Father in law told me a quick solution. Take the suction hose off the connection and pour some water into the larger black hole until it is full. Then reconnect the suction hose and place it in your paint. Once you do that turn back to prime and turn the machine on. Push down on the red knob by the suction hose on the machine and you should see the water suck up and go into your overflow container. Then your paint will start to come down! Hope that helps! (I do have to do that to prime it each time now, but it works like a charm!)10 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.1 year, 6 months ago
At bottom under inlet valve there was a broken yellow oring All other orings are Black..Where did it come from.Inlet valve around white plastic piece.Or out of the piston.Nothing in owners manual.Thanks
Age: 35-44
Gender: Male
11 months ago
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The yellow o rings are in the outlet valve tip opposite the hose. Must have broke and sucked through when primed11 months ago
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It sounds like the o-ring that belongs on the bottom of the inlet valve, between the metal frame of the valve and the white plastic piece on the bottom of the valve. Give us a call at 1-800-328-8251 if you need help.11 months ago
I bought this unit from Home Depot on 6/17/11. It sat in my basement. I did not use it until today, july 22, 2012.
It would not prime. It was never used so everything is clean and lubricated. I tried to prime with just water, no go.
Put cleanup connector on it and connected hose and moved knob to clean. Water came out of gun. Switched to spray, pressure all the way up. No pressure from spray gun but unit cycled like it was working, Water at 2800 PSI should cut cardboard. All it did was get it wet.
I'm wondering if Wagner would extend the warranty just a bit and permit a replacement unit? Again this was never used until today.
It would not prime. It was never used so everything is clean and lubricated. I tried to prime with just water, no go.
Put cleanup connector on it and connected hose and moved knob to clean. Water came out of gun. Switched to spray, pressure all the way up. No pressure from spray gun but unit cycled like it was working, Water at 2800 PSI should cut cardboard. All it did was get it wet.
I'm wondering if Wagner would extend the warranty just a bit and permit a replacement unit? Again this was never used until today.
Age: 55-64
Gender: Male
9 months ago
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Hmmm.....perhaps something is broken inside, or you don't have a good seal. The only times I've had priming problems with mine is when I've allowed the paint level to go below the pump level. First couple times I remove the return hose and placed in a waste bucket like the manual says, but later I realized that I could leave it in the paint bucket and simply prime until I saw some bubbling in the paint...then it worked like a champ after the pressure got to the proper level.The only other time I had a problem related to priming was when I allowed the spray gun to dry out between coats...after I dissembled the gun, washed it out thoroughly, reassembled and primed again it worked like a champ.
Age: 55-64
Gender: Male
Length of ownership: 1 month
Frequency of use: Yearly
Level of expertise: Intermediate
6 months ago
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We'll need more information in order to determine that. There's a chance replacing a simple part may get you up and running rather than an entirely new machine. Please call us at 1-800-328-8251 or use our website wagnerspraytech.com to find your nearest service center.9 months ago
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
1 year, 8 months 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.
1 year, 7 months ago
Age: 55-64
Gender: Male
1 year, 7 months 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 .015.1 year, 7 months ago
