Well after using a cheapo screwfix wagner (the one with no pressure control whatsoever) 😔 to mist coat the walls and full coat the ceilings in a new build a few months ago I knew another opportunity to spray would come along soon. Another new build this time so the perfect chance to put my new GX21FF from spraymanUK to work. Loads of freshly plastered ceilings and walls and all the woodwork to do. I love painting and decorating for a living but every now and again I need something new to get me exited about it again and I've decided to jump in to spraying properly. Your vids are awesome, and have inspired me even more to get myself a decent set up. I'm sure I'll have some questions going forwards if that's OK? Thanks for taking the time to make interesting informative content! Keep on keeping on, cheers!
Hi Dan, that’s really nice feedback, and awesome that you’re embracing spraying.. you sound a natural 👏😆 ..Certainly going about it the right way.. I advise purchasing to get the true (airless) spraying experience, ensure the equipment earns its keep and start just like yourself.. mist coating and spraying ceilings.. keep in touch, I’m more than happy to help and advise you on your spraying journey.. thanks once again for the kind words of support.. regards Pete 🎨💯
Hi Wesley, available from SpraymanUK my friend 👍 Here’s a couple of options, the 2nd option being just the hopper and conversion kit.. Sprayman UK GX21 Hopper Deluxe Trim Kit www.sprayman.co.uk/product/sprayman-uk-gx21ff-bundle The Original and Best Sprayman UK GX Hopper Kit For GX21 Airless Sprayer www.sprayman.co.uk/product/GX21hopperkit ..You can also purchase the GX21FF Airless Paint Sprayer, complete unit.. which is a Graco GX21 and added hopper finishing kit.. Hope this helps.. get back to me if you need any further assistance ..regards Pete
Morning. I just fitted my sprayman hopper kit and smaller hose on Friday. Easy as. First job will be Tuesday. I didn't get any hopper net filters though. Can you point me in the direction...
Hey Anthony, great to hear from you buddy.. good news too, I appreciate the feedback.. yeah I use Trimaco filters, at first they seem to not stretch over the hopper.. but with a bit of manipulation they will go on 😆
Hey Freddie, great news 👍 it will certainly earn its keep.. I’m more than happy to help and advise you any way I can.. let me know how you get on my friend.. regards Pete
thx a lot for your instructive video about the hopper :) ps. i don't know if ANYBODY can paint at 30cm (12") from the subject ! These machines are missing a small laser green light when we're at the right range (25-30cm), that would turn red if we're not ! That would make things so much easier ! anyway, thanks for sharing your video :)
Thank you my friend for the kind feedback, very much appreciate your input on the channel.. Ah what a great idea 🤔 it would certainly be a very useful training aid 👌👍😆 ..regards Pete
Great video my Friend just a question if I have the graco 395 and use fine finish tips do you think is necessary to have this equipment you are using or do not make much difference vs graco 395
Hi Lauro, hope you’re keeping well.. you could just add the Graco Finishing Kit to the 395.. with the hopper and smaller hose, you’ll benefit from being able to spray a smaller quantity of material and quicker clean up.. at the end of this video, you see the 395 with a hopper attached and I’m spraying emulsion on a feature wall.. the 395 is an awesome machine with its SmartControl feature to regulate pressure.. you have a great sprayer my friend 👌👍😆 ..regards Pete
@@PaintHQ thanks for your advice an other question wen I want to spray smaller quantity I use a exitflex swiss 1/8 25 foot but spray good and then Loose pressure do you know what is causing the problem that spray is not consistent thanks
Do you mean 3/16” or 1/4” (both ok), and not 1/8”.. I check because 1/8” is used as a small shoelace whip and would be too small for a main line.. I’m guessing it’s a 3/16” which is a typical smaller 25ft / 7.5m line, perfect for spraying small quantities of trim / woodwork paint.. Is it a 395 Classic PC pump?.. what pressure are you spraying at?.. then what does the pressure drop to?.. does the SmartControl kick in and sound like the pump is acting strange.. that would happen if it was a 1/8” line or a 1/8” was added to the pump first and a thicker hose at the gun (basically a whip the wrong way round).. I’m happy to help get to the route of the problem all I can.. regards Pete
@@PaintHQ it is 1/8” and I think you be correct for main hose the hole is too small but I don’t know why the first time I used That hose works good then the second and third time it doesn’t work properly i’m gonna try with 1/4” 25 foot long appreciate your help
Good question my friend.. from what I understand there’s a design flaw with the DF in that you can’t quickly switch back to siphon mode like you can with GX21FF conversion.. also I hear the DF positioning of the hopper is potentially ‘unbalanced’ if full with 5 litre of paint.. do you have experience of the DF or GX21FF pumps ?.. it’ll be great to get your feedback 👍 keep in touch, regards Pete 🙏
@@PaintHQ well i just got it setup, tried with water as its my first time, had no issues, dnt think it will be unbalance because of the connection grip and the side bracket. But yeah i was over shuffed how it performed. I will eventually make videos on it on my channel. Thanks for showing the manifold filter. Talk soon.
@@PaintHQ I have the GX21DF, awesome machine. Direct feed without the hose means even less paint needed in the system, which comes in handy when using all kinds of colors in little quantities. I'm very happy when using it for woodwork/trim with a short spraying hose, whip hose, PC compact gun and a little paint. I can see why the DF can be less balanced maybe but honestly never had an issue with it. Switching back to siphon mode maybe takes a little more time, but I prefer the hopper and only use the siphon when spraying a lot of walls/ceilings. Very interested in the manifold though, albeit a bit pricey!
Hi there, great video mate. Interested to know about the paint u use for the woodwork and where you get it from? I’ve been a furniture sprayer all my days based in a workshop but recently purchased an airless sprayer and trying my hand at spraying house interiors. A bit of trial and error getting to find the best way to work but I’m slowly getting there. Learned a lot from your videos so thanks very much mate. Any advice on your woodwork paint would be greatly appreciated. Thanks and keep up the good work
Hi John, thanks for supporting the channel, really appreciate it my friend.. good question about the materials I’m a fan of spraying.. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend the waterborne low viscosity (spray only) coatings by AkzoNobel.. they spray airless so easily with an FFLP 308 tip and at such low pressure (as demonstrated in this video).. or HVLP with a 1.5 needle straight out the can.. sorry I sound like an advert for AkzoNobel, I’m not.. the finish is just so nice.. and the primer has awesome high build properties on mdf and pine, the sanding is great.. below is direct links to the products on the Holmans website.. I’ve used Holmans Speciality Paints personally for some years, for AkzoNobel and Tikkurila and Teknos amongst others.. I’ve actually been able to setup a discount code with Holmans for TH-cam viewers.. if you enter PAINTHQ at checkout, you’ll get 5% discount off everything.. Hope this helps, keep in touch John, would love your feedback.. joinery / woodwork spraying is a bit of a passion for me.. also if I can help at all, don’t hesitate to ask 👍 WP136 Water Based Primer / Edge Sealer holmanpaints.co.uk/interior-wood/171-akzo-nobel-WP136-highbuild-waterbased-primer-edge-sealer.html Aqualit (Supercryl) Waterborne Enamel Topcoat holmanpaints.co.uk/interior-wood/169-akzo-nobel-aqualit-waterborne-enamel-topcoat.html Regards Pete 🎨💯
Good morning Pete, hope you're well mate. I have a question for you... When you go to price a job up in an occupied house, do your clients ask for it to be sprayed or do you advise that, that is what you are going to do? Also, do you ever do conventional painting, brush and roller? Cheers mate. Regards from sunny Bournemouth. 👍🏻🌞
Good morning to you in sunny Bournemouth ☀️👌😆 .That’s a very good question.. yeah I’m a P&D at heart, who admires and still uses the traditional skills.. as confidence grows, you find yourself looking to spray for the benefits of quality and efficiency.. I now spray all woodwork and ceilings.. ceilings is something I’d recommend to every P&D to spray, the protection of flooring and any furniture is just the same as using a brush / roller.. in my opinion if you get the pressure dialled in at the lowest possible pressure to produce a nice fan pattern (spray tip selection is crucial), the fallout / mess is far less that that coming off a roller 😆 ..Walls and perhaps small projects I may not always spray.. but as soon as I brush and roll, I wish I’d chosen to spray 🙈 ..It’s true to say clients want quality work, I don’t necessarily sell that I’m spraying (if that makes sense) but I do analyse each job and look if I can spray it and certainly how can I tackle it for the best finish.. thanks for your question, I know it’s tricky sometimes to think what to do 🤔 ..I’ll help you any way I can, if you need me.. regards Pete 🎨💯
@@PaintHQ Wow! Thank you for your reply mate. Very in depth and detailed, thank you! I am new to spraying, done a couple of bits, but not as proficient yet. I don't really have the confidence to spray out a full room as of yet, I am quite worried I would come badly unstuck with the masking, sheeting up etc if I'm on a price, maybe I should do a few rooms on a day rate to get a feel for how long I think it'll take then go to price with spraying. Also, knowing what pressure to spray at for each paint is something I am not too sure about yet, I got a manual here from Dulux regarding what tip sizes to use so that's fine. Sorry to waffle on haha! Thanks again, Pete. Love the channel! 😃😀😀😀
You’re welcome anytime.. you’ll soon gain confidence, and get quicker masking up.. one tip I can give regarding spray tips and pressures for various paints you use, is to keep a simple spreadsheet or make notes on your phone.. Google sheets for example is free and simple to use.. if I recall I show some info at the start of this video.. th-cam.com/video/xD5UiYrNuQI/w-d-xo.html It’s not waffle my friend 😆 like I say I’m happy to help if I can.. regards Pete
ehi Nicolò amico mio, mi scuso per la mia risposta in ritardo.. ti risponderò sempre 🙏 ..non ho familiarità al 100% con il PP90, tuttavia con il mio coinvolgimento nel settore degli appaltatori di vernici, posso onestamente raccomandare le unità Graco , come la gamma GX / GX21 .. parlo spesso con ingegneri che elogiano la qualità costruttiva della pompa e del motore, quindi una volta che la pompa richiede un intervento, può essere sostituita senza attrezzi e a costi molto contenuti.. posso personalmente garantisco che la qualità costruttiva è eccellente e il servizio A+ Graco è il migliore del settore.. spero che questo aiuti.. saluti Pete
@@PaintHQgrazie Amico anch'io la vedo così.. visto le caratteristiche tecniche della Graco GS21 e come dici il risparmio della manutenzione per quanto riguarda la sostituzione pompa senza uso di attrezzi...volevo comunque un tuo parere e come sempre apprezzato 🙏 saluti Nicolò
What is the difference between this 21ff and gx 19ff obviously this one you can spray walls more power? Im having issues with spraying doors & trim using the 390 & ultramax and was advised to get a hopper and hose for the 390 and minimise pulsation and psi 🤔 instead of buying a new gx 19 for woodwork
Hello my friend, yeah the GX21 / GX21FF has a bit more output versus the GXFF (GX19), so lends itself to spraying more emulsions, especially with its ability to use siphon mode.. whereas the GXFF (GX19) with it’s dedicated hopper and no ability to siphon feed, is more suited to fine finish work.. but could still spray the odd ceiling 👍 That’s why SpraymanUK came up with the idea of creating a GX21/GXFF hybrid.. the GX21FF GXFF (GX19), maximum tip size .019 and 1.5 Litres per/min GX21 / GX21FF, maximum tip size .021 and slightly more output at 1.8 Litres per/min You have a great pump in the 390 👏👌👍 ..same output as the GX21, but a better built pump.. Pulsating can occur with these pump designs, but I wouldn’t expect it to cause you a problem with your 390.. (that affected the finish).. In this video, you cannot detect any pulsating, even when footage is slowed down, and like I say it’s the same pump size as the 390 I do like a hopper, with a smaller hose setup.. I’d go for that as an addition to your 390, you wouldn’t be required to purchase the GXFF (GX19) or GX21FF.. certainly not for combating pulsation.. if your 390 required a battery transformer, then the GX21FF is a nice contrast for portability.. so yeah a hopper for your 390 with a smaller hose (The Graco Finishing Kit) would be a nice addition.. Quick question, what product are you spraying and what’s the tip and pressure you’re using?.. Let me know how you get on.. regards Pete
Allow me to chime in as well on your issues. I have a Graco 395 pc pro (same endurance pump as your 390). The only time I've had pulsing issues is when my pump needed repacked, or had dings/scratches on my lower inlet ball, had the balls sticking from a buildup of debris or paint, needed the filter in the gun and manifold cleaned out, buildup of paint around suction inlet tube, and lastly needed to disassemble and clean my cleanshot valve, (it's also possible your gun needs new packings but I doubt it). If I had to guess assuming you do proper cleaning, your lower ball is scratched up or has a small buildup of stubborn paint. You should also definitely take a minute to stir up your material with a drill and the yellow stir stick attachment and then strain your paint. With that said, I also own a gx19 that I absolutely LOVE using for trim. It primes faster than any sprayer I've ever used, takes almost no material to start spraying with it. It's an awesome addition to your arsenal. I also bit the bullet and purchased a Graco 9.5 hvlp sprayer for fine finish stuff, I have two guns for it as well as an extra cup, so I can be in 3 different colors simultaneously practically, with super easy swapping to other colors/materials. Usually I'm spraying bin, then topcoats in a few colors on cabinet conversions. All these tools WILL make you money. I'm also considering getting a Graco 390 cordless to ditch my extension cords on some projects. I would highly recommend getting any of these sprayers but obviously only you know your budget and volume of work that you need to keep up with. This is my 20th year spraying, and I couldn't imagine not having all 3units. Its just mega convenient to be able to be in so many different colors all at once, or if I have a front door with only a quart of material that I still have the option to spray it with my hvlp setup (possibly even the gx19, tho I tend not to risk it with such small quantities of material, plus it's easier to clean a cup than the hopper). I do also have two handheld Graco ultra units, corded and cordless model, which I recommend avoiding like the plague. They are a waste of money and cannot be relied upon for performance or a quality finish. The triax pump by design sprays in pulses (extremely annoying to use, loses prime all the time, pumps have a very short life).
Awesome and very insightful information, thank you Alex 🙏 .I like your view on the GX19 (GXFF here in the UK).. the latest cordless addition released by Graco, the GX19 Cordless.. couple that with a Graco Bluemax 4.5m / 15ft hose, is a winner to spray the smallest amount of material, with quick efficient prime and cleanup 👏👏👏
Hi Pete. I’ve ordered one of these today along with a manifold filter. My sprayer packed up 😞 So annoying as I’d spent most of the morning prepping and masking in a fairly large room. Got all ready, had some lunch, strained my paint, went to prime and nothing. Still, my old one did well so can’t complain just bad timing is all. I like the nets you use in the hopper I wonder if I can get those in the UK 🤔
Hey Freddie, sorry to hear about your sprayer packing up.. but great news on your GX21FF purchase, I’m sure it will serve you very well 💯 ..The paint strainers are by Trimaco.. if I recall SpraymanUK stock them in their ‘decorating supplies’.. now they can be a pain to get on the hopper and some give up.. they do fit but take a bit of manipulation.. I tend to stretch and ‘break’ the edge, but this is handy because I place the return pipe through the hole to get the lid on 👍 ..they are very handy and rinse out really easy to be used again and again.. nice one on your purchase, let me know how you get on and if you need any help or advise.. regards Pete
@@PaintHQ Hi, Pete. Yes, I love it so far. Can feel the difference already and so much easier to clean using the “power flush” option as I’m working on the ground floor right near a hose pipe and drain. Unfortunately I still can’t locate those paint strainers on their website. 😞
Hey Gavin, this is the hopper kit for the Classic (and ST) range of sprayers.. it’s good value because you get a 7.5m 3/16” hose, filters and I believe you could choose which tip.. perfect setup to spray small quantities of material.. it’s personal choice, but I’m all for using a hopper www.sprayman.co.uk/product/spraymanuk-hopper-kit-spuk010
i love the machine it looks so much easier than normal pipe and filter gravity feed .. i would love to do spraying as a job interior its like cherry on cake as your pulling the tape ect off 👍
Hey Gareth, thanks for the feedback.. yeah it’s a great setup, I myself prefer a hopper, then the beauty of the SpraymanUK GX21FF, is you can quickly switch to siphon mode if you want 👍 ..Go for it my friend, you can spray interiors too 👌👍😆 ..regards Pete
Hi! Thank you for the good information. I have 390pc and when I do woodwork with a Dulux water based enamel, I have to mix 15-20% of the water for fflp308 tip. I would like to know if using gxff (Gx19) or gx21 can I use fflp308 without mixing water. I want to use it without mixing water. I usually use Dulux fast finish enamel, SteriGuard Enamel. Thanks a lot
Hey buddy.. the 390 is an awesome unit and will serve you well, you certainly don’t need a GX unit my friend.. sounds like you just need a bigger tip, such as a .010.. a 210 or 310.. when I’m spraying with a 208 or 308, I’m spraying a low viscosity (thin / free flowing) waterborne paint by AkzoNobel.. this paint is ‘spray only’.. sounds like you’re spraying a material that also can be applied by brush / roller.. typically a .010 such as a 210 or 310 sprays these thicker materials without thinning 👍 ..let me know how you get on.. regards Pete
Well after using a cheapo screwfix wagner (the one with no pressure control whatsoever) 😔 to mist coat the walls and full coat the ceilings in a new build a few months ago I knew another opportunity to spray would come along soon. Another new build this time so the perfect chance to put my new GX21FF from spraymanUK to work. Loads of freshly plastered ceilings and walls and all the woodwork to do. I love painting and decorating for a living but every now and again I need something new to get me exited about it again and I've decided to jump in to spraying properly. Your vids are awesome, and have inspired me even more to get myself a decent set up. I'm sure I'll have some questions going forwards if that's OK? Thanks for taking the time to make interesting informative content! Keep on keeping on, cheers!
Hi Dan, that’s really nice feedback, and awesome that you’re embracing spraying.. you sound a natural 👏😆 ..Certainly going about it the right way.. I advise purchasing to get the true (airless) spraying experience, ensure the equipment earns its keep and start just like yourself.. mist coating and spraying ceilings.. keep in touch, I’m more than happy to help and advise you on your spraying journey.. thanks once again for the kind words of support.. regards Pete 🎨💯
@@PaintHQ we’re do I get this hopper kit
Hi Wesley, available from SpraymanUK my friend 👍
Here’s a couple of options, the 2nd option being just the hopper and conversion kit..
Sprayman UK GX21 Hopper Deluxe Trim Kit
www.sprayman.co.uk/product/sprayman-uk-gx21ff-bundle
The Original and Best Sprayman UK GX Hopper Kit For GX21 Airless Sprayer
www.sprayman.co.uk/product/GX21hopperkit
..You can also purchase the GX21FF Airless Paint Sprayer, complete unit.. which is a Graco GX21 and added hopper finishing kit..
Hope this helps.. get back to me if you need any further assistance ..regards Pete
Awesome spraying tips for anyone new to spraying doors 👌🏼
Than you so much
💯❤️👰🏻❤️💯
Hi Pete, dedicated people like you make the uninitiated give it a try.
Sensational you video, thank you.
Thank you Enrique, that’s so kind of you to say.. anyone can do it too 💯 ..hope you’re keeping well my friend 👌👍😆
@@PaintHQ so sall.
Morning. I just fitted my sprayman hopper kit and smaller hose on Friday. Easy as. First job will be Tuesday. I didn't get any hopper net filters though. Can you point me in the direction...
Hey Anthony, great to hear from you buddy.. good news too, I appreciate the feedback.. yeah I use Trimaco filters, at first they seem to not stretch over the hopper.. but with a bit of manipulation they will go on 😆
I’m buying this set up this year. Looks great.
Hey Freddie, great news 👍 it will certainly earn its keep.. I’m more than happy to help and advise you any way I can.. let me know how you get on my friend.. regards Pete
@@PaintHQ Thanks, Pete. You already help with your content. Appreciate the reply.
You’re most welcome, anytime 💯
Just bought a gx21ff from the guys at sprayman. Should be here tomorrow. Going to do my bedroom and hallway this weekend.
Hi Daniel.. ah great news, it won’t let you down 👌 ..let me know how you get on and if I can help or advise at all.. regards Pete
@@PaintHQ that's really good of you Pete thank you. It will be all self taught so I may be in touch 😂
Another great and informative video no words needed really just drop the mic 🎤 Paint HQ out 💯😂💪🏻💪🏻
Haha that’s cool 😎 ..You’re a diamond brother 🙏
thx a lot for your instructive video about the hopper :)
ps. i don't know if ANYBODY can paint at 30cm (12") from the subject ! These machines are missing a small laser green light when we're at the right range (25-30cm), that would turn red if we're not ! That would make things so much easier !
anyway, thanks for sharing your video :)
Thank you my friend for the kind feedback, very much appreciate your input on the channel.. Ah what a great idea 🤔 it would certainly be a very useful training aid 👌👍😆 ..regards Pete
Great video my Friend just a question if I have the graco 395 and use fine finish tips do you think is necessary to have this equipment you are using or do not make much difference vs graco 395
Hi Lauro, hope you’re keeping well.. you could just add the Graco Finishing Kit to the 395.. with the hopper and smaller hose, you’ll benefit from being able to spray a smaller quantity of material and quicker clean up.. at the end of this video, you see the 395 with a hopper attached and I’m spraying emulsion on a feature wall.. the 395 is an awesome machine with its SmartControl feature to regulate pressure.. you have a great sprayer my friend 👌👍😆 ..regards Pete
@@PaintHQ thanks for your advice an other question wen I want to spray smaller quantity I use a exitflex swiss 1/8 25 foot but spray good and then Loose pressure do you know what is causing the problem that spray is not consistent thanks
Do you mean 3/16” or 1/4” (both ok), and not 1/8”.. I check because 1/8” is used as a small shoelace whip and would be too small for a main line.. I’m guessing it’s a 3/16” which is a typical smaller 25ft / 7.5m line, perfect for spraying small quantities of trim / woodwork paint.. Is it a 395 Classic PC pump?.. what pressure are you spraying at?.. then what does the pressure drop to?.. does the SmartControl kick in and sound like the pump is acting strange.. that would happen if it was a 1/8” line or a 1/8” was added to the pump first and a thicker hose at the gun (basically a whip the wrong way round).. I’m happy to help get to the route of the problem all I can.. regards Pete
@@PaintHQ it is 1/8” and I think you be correct for main hose the hole is too small but I don’t know why the first time I used That hose works good then the second and third time it doesn’t work properly i’m gonna try with 1/4” 25 foot long appreciate your help
Yes is a classic 395 pc
Have you tried direct feed Gx21 DF, no need of suction tube
Good question my friend.. from what I understand there’s a design flaw with the DF in that you can’t quickly switch back to siphon mode like you can with GX21FF conversion.. also I hear the DF positioning of the hopper is potentially ‘unbalanced’ if full with 5 litre of paint.. do you have experience of the DF or GX21FF pumps ?.. it’ll be great to get your feedback 👍 keep in touch, regards Pete 🙏
@@PaintHQ well i just got it setup, tried with water as its my first time, had no issues, dnt think it will be unbalance because of the connection grip and the side bracket. But yeah i was over shuffed how it performed. I will eventually make videos on it on my channel. Thanks for showing the manifold filter. Talk soon.
@@PaintHQ I have the GX21DF, awesome machine. Direct feed without the hose means even less paint needed in the system, which comes in handy when using all kinds of colors in little quantities. I'm very happy when using it for woodwork/trim with a short spraying hose, whip hose, PC compact gun and a little paint. I can see why the DF can be less balanced maybe but honestly never had an issue with it. Switching back to siphon mode maybe takes a little more time, but I prefer the hopper and only use the siphon when spraying a lot of walls/ceilings. Very interested in the manifold though, albeit a bit pricey!
Really appreciate your input, thank you my friend.. keep in touch 🙏 regards Pete
Hi there, great video mate. Interested to know about the paint u use for the woodwork and where you get it from? I’ve been a furniture sprayer all my days based in a workshop but recently purchased an airless sprayer and trying my hand at spraying house interiors. A bit of trial and error getting to find the best way to work but I’m slowly getting there. Learned a lot from your videos so thanks very much mate. Any advice on your woodwork paint would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks and keep up the good work
Hi John, thanks for supporting the channel, really appreciate it my friend.. good question about the materials I’m a fan of spraying.. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend the waterborne low viscosity (spray only) coatings by AkzoNobel.. they spray airless so easily with an FFLP 308 tip and at such low pressure (as demonstrated in this video).. or HVLP with a 1.5 needle straight out the can.. sorry I sound like an advert for AkzoNobel, I’m not.. the finish is just so nice.. and the primer has awesome high build properties on mdf and pine, the sanding is great.. below is direct links to the products on the Holmans website.. I’ve used Holmans Speciality Paints personally for some years, for AkzoNobel and Tikkurila and Teknos amongst others.. I’ve actually been able to setup a discount code with Holmans for TH-cam viewers.. if you enter PAINTHQ at checkout, you’ll get 5% discount off everything.. Hope this helps, keep in touch John, would love your feedback.. joinery / woodwork spraying is a bit of a passion for me.. also if I can help at all, don’t hesitate to ask 👍
WP136 Water Based Primer / Edge Sealer
holmanpaints.co.uk/interior-wood/171-akzo-nobel-WP136-highbuild-waterbased-primer-edge-sealer.html
Aqualit (Supercryl) Waterborne Enamel Topcoat
holmanpaints.co.uk/interior-wood/169-akzo-nobel-aqualit-waterborne-enamel-topcoat.html
Regards Pete 🎨💯
Good morning Pete, hope you're well mate. I have a question for you... When you go to price a job up in an occupied house, do your clients ask for it to be sprayed or do you advise that, that is what you are going to do? Also, do you ever do conventional painting, brush and roller? Cheers mate. Regards from sunny Bournemouth. 👍🏻🌞
Good morning to you in sunny Bournemouth ☀️👌😆 .That’s a very good question.. yeah I’m a P&D at heart, who admires and still uses the traditional skills.. as confidence grows, you find yourself looking to spray for the benefits of quality and efficiency.. I now spray all woodwork and ceilings.. ceilings is something I’d recommend to every P&D to spray, the protection of flooring and any furniture is just the same as using a brush / roller.. in my opinion if you get the pressure dialled in at the lowest possible pressure to produce a nice fan pattern (spray tip selection is crucial), the fallout / mess is far less that that coming off a roller 😆 ..Walls and perhaps small projects I may not always spray.. but as soon as I brush and roll, I wish I’d chosen to spray 🙈 ..It’s true to say clients want quality work, I don’t necessarily sell that I’m spraying (if that makes sense) but I do analyse each job and look if I can spray it and certainly how can I tackle it for the best finish.. thanks for your question, I know it’s tricky sometimes to think what to do 🤔 ..I’ll help you any way I can, if you need me.. regards Pete 🎨💯
@@PaintHQ Wow! Thank you for your reply mate. Very in depth and detailed, thank you! I am new to spraying, done a couple of bits, but not as proficient yet. I don't really have the confidence to spray out a full room as of yet, I am quite worried I would come badly unstuck with the masking, sheeting up etc if I'm on a price, maybe I should do a few rooms on a day rate to get a feel for how long I think it'll take then go to price with spraying. Also, knowing what pressure to spray at for each paint is something I am not too sure about yet, I got a manual here from Dulux regarding what tip sizes to use so that's fine. Sorry to waffle on haha! Thanks again, Pete. Love the channel! 😃😀😀😀
You’re welcome anytime.. you’ll soon gain confidence, and get quicker masking up.. one tip I can give regarding spray tips and pressures for various paints you use, is to keep a simple spreadsheet or make notes on your phone.. Google sheets for example is free and simple to use.. if I recall I show some info at the start of this video..
th-cam.com/video/xD5UiYrNuQI/w-d-xo.html
It’s not waffle my friend 😆 like I say I’m happy to help if I can.. regards Pete
Bravo Pete, credo che la prossima volta acquisterò una Graco GS21 credo che si meglio della Warner PP 90 EXTRA tu cosa ne pensi?
ehi Nicolò amico mio, mi scuso per la mia risposta in ritardo.. ti risponderò sempre 🙏 ..non ho familiarità al 100% con il PP90, tuttavia con il mio coinvolgimento nel settore degli appaltatori di vernici, posso onestamente raccomandare le unità Graco , come la gamma GX / GX21 .. parlo spesso con ingegneri che elogiano la qualità costruttiva della pompa e del motore, quindi una volta che la pompa richiede un intervento, può essere sostituita senza attrezzi e a costi molto contenuti.. posso personalmente garantisco che la qualità costruttiva è eccellente e il servizio A+ Graco è il migliore del settore.. spero che questo aiuti.. saluti Pete
@@PaintHQgrazie Amico anch'io la vedo così.. visto le caratteristiche tecniche della Graco
GS21 e come dici il risparmio della manutenzione per quanto riguarda la sostituzione pompa senza uso di attrezzi...volevo comunque un tuo parere e come sempre apprezzato 🙏 saluti Nicolò
sei il benvenuto Nicolò, anytine 🙏🇮🇹
So about 10 ounces get returned is this the minimum amount to operate the sprayer or could it work on less?
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What is the difference between this 21ff and gx 19ff obviously this one you can spray walls more power?
Im having issues with spraying doors & trim using the 390 & ultramax and was advised to get a hopper and hose for the 390 and minimise pulsation and psi 🤔 instead of buying a new gx 19 for woodwork
Hello my friend, yeah the GX21 / GX21FF has a bit more output versus the GXFF (GX19), so lends itself to spraying more emulsions, especially with its ability to use siphon mode.. whereas the GXFF (GX19) with it’s dedicated hopper and no ability to siphon feed, is more suited to fine finish work.. but could still spray the odd ceiling 👍 That’s why SpraymanUK came up with the idea of creating a GX21/GXFF hybrid.. the GX21FF
GXFF (GX19), maximum tip size .019 and 1.5 Litres per/min
GX21 / GX21FF, maximum tip size .021 and slightly more output at 1.8 Litres per/min
You have a great pump in the 390 👏👌👍 ..same output as the GX21, but a better built pump.. Pulsating can occur with these pump designs, but I wouldn’t expect it to cause you a problem with your 390.. (that affected the finish).. In this video, you cannot detect any pulsating, even when footage is slowed down, and like I say it’s the same pump size as the 390
I do like a hopper, with a smaller hose setup.. I’d go for that as an addition to your 390, you wouldn’t be required to purchase the GXFF (GX19) or GX21FF.. certainly not for combating pulsation.. if your 390 required a battery transformer, then the GX21FF is a nice contrast for portability.. so yeah a hopper for your 390 with a smaller hose (The Graco Finishing Kit) would be a nice addition..
Quick question, what product are you spraying and what’s the tip and pressure you’re using?..
Let me know how you get on.. regards Pete
Allow me to chime in as well on your issues. I have a Graco 395 pc pro (same endurance pump as your 390). The only time I've had pulsing issues is when my pump needed repacked, or had dings/scratches on my lower inlet ball, had the balls sticking from a buildup of debris or paint, needed the filter in the gun and manifold cleaned out, buildup of paint around suction inlet tube, and lastly needed to disassemble and clean my cleanshot valve, (it's also possible your gun needs new packings but I doubt it). If I had to guess assuming you do proper cleaning, your lower ball is scratched up or has a small buildup of stubborn paint. You should also definitely take a minute to stir up your material with a drill and the yellow stir stick attachment and then strain your paint. With that said, I also own a gx19 that I absolutely LOVE using for trim. It primes faster than any sprayer I've ever used, takes almost no material to start spraying with it. It's an awesome addition to your arsenal. I also bit the bullet and purchased a Graco 9.5 hvlp sprayer for fine finish stuff, I have two guns for it as well as an extra cup, so I can be in 3 different colors simultaneously practically, with super easy swapping to other colors/materials. Usually I'm spraying bin, then topcoats in a few colors on cabinet conversions. All these tools WILL make you money. I'm also considering getting a Graco 390 cordless to ditch my extension cords on some projects. I would highly recommend getting any of these sprayers but obviously only you know your budget and volume of work that you need to keep up with. This is my 20th year spraying, and I couldn't imagine not having all 3units. Its just mega convenient to be able to be in so many different colors all at once, or if I have a front door with only a quart of material that I still have the option to spray it with my hvlp setup (possibly even the gx19, tho I tend not to risk it with such small quantities of material, plus it's easier to clean a cup than the hopper). I do also have two handheld Graco ultra units, corded and cordless model, which I recommend avoiding like the plague. They are a waste of money and cannot be relied upon for performance or a quality finish. The triax pump by design sprays in pulses (extremely annoying to use, loses prime all the time, pumps have a very short life).
Awesome and very insightful information, thank you Alex 🙏 .I like your view on the GX19 (GXFF here in the UK).. the latest cordless addition released by Graco, the GX19 Cordless.. couple that with a Graco Bluemax 4.5m / 15ft hose, is a winner to spray the smallest amount of material, with quick efficient prime and cleanup 👏👏👏
Hi Pete. I’ve ordered one of these today along with a manifold filter. My sprayer packed up 😞 So annoying as I’d spent most of the morning prepping and masking in a fairly large room. Got all ready, had some lunch, strained my paint, went to prime and nothing. Still, my old one did well so can’t complain just bad timing is all. I like the nets you use in the hopper I wonder if I can get those in the UK 🤔
Hey Freddie, sorry to hear about your sprayer packing up.. but great news on your GX21FF purchase, I’m sure it will serve you very well 💯 ..The paint strainers are by Trimaco.. if I recall SpraymanUK stock them in their ‘decorating supplies’.. now they can be a pain to get on the hopper and some give up.. they do fit but take a bit of manipulation.. I tend to stretch and ‘break’ the edge, but this is handy because I place the return pipe through the hole to get the lid on 👍 ..they are very handy and rinse out really easy to be used again and again.. nice one on your purchase, let me know how you get on and if you need any help or advise.. regards Pete
@@PaintHQ Hi, Pete. Yes, I love it so far. Can feel the difference already and so much easier to clean using the “power flush” option as I’m working on the ground floor right near a hose pipe and drain. Unfortunately I still can’t locate those paint strainers on their website. 😞
Great news, and nice to here how the power flush works, it’s something I’ve not tried before.. I’ll speak to SpraymanUK later 😆👍
@@PaintHQ Thanks man.
I am looking for a hopper for the Graco 290 classic, do you happen to know where and if there are any good deals on? Thanks
Hey Gavin, this is the hopper kit for the Classic (and ST) range of sprayers.. it’s good value because you get a 7.5m 3/16” hose, filters and I believe you could choose which tip.. perfect setup to spray small quantities of material.. it’s personal choice, but I’m all for using a hopper
www.sprayman.co.uk/product/spraymanuk-hopper-kit-spuk010
i love the machine it looks so much easier than normal pipe and filter gravity feed .. i would love to do spraying as a job interior its like cherry on cake as your pulling the tape ect off 👍
Hey Gareth, thanks for the feedback.. yeah it’s a great setup, I myself prefer a hopper, then the beauty of the SpraymanUK GX21FF, is you can quickly switch to siphon mode if you want 👍 ..Go for it my friend, you can spray interiors too 👌👍😆 ..regards Pete
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Hi! Thank you for the good information. I have 390pc and when I do woodwork with a Dulux water based enamel, I have to mix 15-20% of the water for fflp308 tip. I would like to know if using gxff (Gx19) or gx21 can I use fflp308 without mixing water. I want to use it without mixing water. I usually use Dulux fast finish enamel, SteriGuard Enamel. Thanks a lot
Hey buddy.. the 390 is an awesome unit and will serve you well, you certainly don’t need a GX unit my friend.. sounds like you just need a bigger tip, such as a .010.. a 210 or 310.. when I’m spraying with a 208 or 308, I’m spraying a low viscosity (thin / free flowing) waterborne paint by AkzoNobel.. this paint is ‘spray only’.. sounds like you’re spraying a material that also can be applied by brush / roller.. typically a .010 such as a 210 or 310 sprays these thicker materials without thinning 👍 ..let me know how you get on.. regards Pete
@@PaintHQ Thank you for your answer!
You’re very welcome, I’m happy to help if I can and will always get back to you.. keep in touch.. regards Pete
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