Clean the exterior of your house to remove any dirt, cobwebs, etc. Replace any rotted wood surfaces. Remove any old, chipping paint with your Wagner PaintEATER.

Cover/tape off with plastic sheeting anything nearby (such as windows, porch concrete, shrubs, etc.) that you don’t want to be hit with overspray.

Prep your house with primer using your Wagner Control Pro 190. The sprayer uses High Efficiency Airless technology that decreases overspray by up to 55 percent while delivering softer spray, improving control and providing a more-consistent finish.

Paint the main surfaces of your house with your primary color.

Paint the trim and/or garage door with your secondary color.

Be sure to follow the included manufacturer’s instructions when cleaning and preparing your Wagner Control Pro 190 for paint color changes.

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