Wagner Control Pro 130 Power Tank Airless Paint Sprayer

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Control Pro 130 Power Tank Sprayer is one of the best paint spray products that I have ever used. I really like the built in tank that hold 1.5 gallons that keeps everything in one place when having to move but you really don't have to move it very much with the 25 foot long hose. It also has a cover to keep debris and dust out of the paint. The spray gun is very easy to hold and control and really makes spraying a room effortless. This project took my about 20 minutes spray and was so easy. You just cant go wrong with Wagner products.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This came in handy as a back up sprayer to complete a northern property we have. It was used to spray a log cabin that was previously hand primed. Put down even coats of paint and did not seem to have an excessive amount of overspray. I did switch out the hose and spray gun for a longer hose and a two finger spray gun with an extension to make getting under the eaves a little easier. Our original Graco sprayer had quit working and this did a good job of finishing more than 1/3 of the project we had to complete. It definitely felt cheaply made compared to the Graco sprayer, and the capacity was quite inconvenient versus sitting over the top of a 5 gallon bucket of paint. Thanks to the sprayer we were able to get the job done without any hiccups cleanup was pretty easy in comparison to any other airless sprayer.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently used the Wagner Control Pro 130 and was really impressed with how much time it saved. The spray pattern is smooth and consistent, and it puts out a nice even coat without a lot of overspray. Setup was straightforward and the machine is beginner-friendly, even if you’ve never used a sprayer before. The only downside is that cleanup takes a bit of patience, but that’s expected with any paint sprayer. Once you get the routine down, it’s not too bad. Overall, the Control Pro 130 delivers great results for the price and made my project look professionally done.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] When I got the Control Pro 130, I was very excited to take on a neglected project at my home. I wanted to repaint the iron railing at my front door for years but was not interested in brushing the project. While I have sprayed projects before, I was particularly interested in the 130's claim to up to a 55% reduction in over spray. Even with that as a selling point, I attempted to mask an appropriate area to avoid as much over spray as possible. The Control Pro 130 is very easy to set up and the directions are very easy to follow. The spray gun is very intuitive to use and I did not have any trouble preparing the sprayer for use. I liked the coverage that I got with the supplied spray tip, though, in retrospect, I think I would prefer a smaller fan for similar projects in the future. I sprayed two coats overall and I was very pleased with the quality of the application. I was, however, a bit disappointed with the over spray as my expectation was not realized. I will have a little clean-up to do, mostly because I did not extend my masking far enough, but I believed with the Control Pro 130's selling point of less over spray, I was well prepared. Overall, the sprayer did a great job in applying paint. I was a little dismayed with how much over spray there actually was.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Very easy to setup. I like that it came with everything needed to get started - no special tools or nozzles required. I had to paint 6 outside doors last weekend (it was windy) - west central Alabama and about 80°. I used a urethane acrylic from S. Williams (had to thin it). I like that this unit was so easy to setup and once it is primed all you have to do is basically add paint and get-r-done. This unit is extremely easy to use and would absolutely use it again, without question.