"Alex Fernandes" wrote in message
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I am looking for feedback about it. Did anybody use it? My intention is
to repaint my house interior (walls, ceiling, doors and trims). New
suggestions are welcome.

Thanks,


I can't speak for the Wide Shot in particular, but I can say that the Wagner
I have is much faster than using a roller. HOWEVER, that does not include
time spent masking every thing in existance. When you include time spent on
masking everything in teh room (the spray drifts everywhere), then there
isn't much time difference (from start to finish of the entire job,
including masking and cleanup) between a sprayer and a roller, because you
don't have to mask everything if you are using a roller, nor do you have to
spend time thinning the paint.

If it's an indoor job, you'll need to wear a respirator and ratty clothes
because the spray goes everywhere.

Cleaning a sprayer isn't that difficult but it can be time-consuming.
Cleaning a roller is simple - chuck it.

You would not want to use it on trim. Too small of a work area.

Ceilings it might work, but you'd need to buy the attachment that lets it
suck paint right out of the can. Otherwise it will suck air from being
tilted upward.

For painting irregular surfaces like wrought iron, chain-link fence,
concrete walls or wicker chairs, there is nothing better than the Wagner.
They are also outstanding for painting the outside of your house.