Review: Wagner W100 Electric Spray Gun
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In this video I talk about the year I've had with the Wagner W100 electric spray gun. I demonstrate its multiple uses for spraying a variety of liquids including: fence panel paint, wood treatments, primer undercoat, emulsion, satin gloss and metal paint before giving a conclusion as to whether or not I'd recommend it. I hope you enjoy the video and please give it a thumbs up and maybe even consider subscribing to the channel. Best wishes, Leo
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Hello folks, I’ve done a short follow up video following a question from a subscriber asking: ‘Will it spray masonry paint?’. I done a quick experiment and here is the link:
th-cam.com/video/Lx8onWwxIGA/w-d-xo.html
Hope this is of some help. Cheers, Leo
Great in depth review. Thanks for taking the time to put this together. 👍🙏💪
Thanks Ger for the kind feedback, much appreciated 👍👍😀
Thanks for taking the time to do the review, it was most helpful.
Cheers Mike. Great piece of kit and really good value in my book too👍👍😀
This was a great review. Thanks for the variety of tests. Just what I wanted to know.
Thanks Andy, glad it was some use. I might do a follow up video in the future on some other bits and pieces about it. If you do get one, I really recommend purchasing another nozzle and container as it makes cleaning and maintenance so much easier. I just bought one last week off Amazon and the container was the larger 800ml capacity which was great for painting the fence panels. Nozzle and container was about £21, well worth the extra investment 😀😀
Leo I just this weekend got one of these to coat our lounge ceiling as I can't quite master using a big roller due to an old arm injury and found it very easy to setup and use, I'll be watching a few more of your videos now to help with my own home maintenance projects , thanks Peter
Nice one, cheers for the feedback Peter, much appreciated 👍. Best wishes, Leo
Bought one of these last week and painted my new shed. Fantastic piece of kit. Your reviews are great; very engaging and you always answer the questions I’m wondering about.
Nice one and thank you for your kind feedback, much appreciated 👍😀
Best review for this gun on the tube. Thanks so much for the time that this took!
Thanks Ted, really do appreciate the kind feedback👍👍😀😀
Thank you for this video. I'm getting ready to break out my Wagner, which I've used once, ten years ago, and I'm less nervous about it now.
Well done!
Thanks John, hope it goes well for you 😀👍
Really informative review, gives answers to all the questions you would normally ask. And by the way pal, you're really a natural at this presenting lark ! 👍
Thanks Steven for your very kind words and feedback, much appreciated 😀👍
I had already bought one of these but watched a few videos before yours.............. but yours is by far the most helpful and informative. Thanks for putting it up,,,and by the way its currently buyable at around £67!!!!
Gary Noble Thanks Gary for your very kind comment, much appreciated 👍😀. Best wishes, Leo
Thanks for the tine and effort reviewing. Will definitely buy now.
Thanks MC2, for the price it is excellent value for money👍. If you wouldn’t mind clicking the link in the description when purchasing a few pennies go towards helping support the channel. Best wishes, Leo 😀👍
Great review mate, I got one from B&Q 2 months ago (September '20) for £50ish. Using it 1st time tomorrow and this demo and review are much better than the promo vids. Nice one 👍
Thanks Mike for your kind comment which is much appreciated 😀. Hope all goes well and let me know how you get on👍👍
Thanks for the shout out again Leo. 👍 Wow, I hadn't realised how much it has gone up in price! I bought 1 and then went back and bought another once I realised how good it was from Homebase when they were clearing stock, I bought mine for £25 and that was marked down from £45. But worth every penny as you say 😀
Thanks James, so glad I bought it off your recommendation. Can’t believe how versatile it is and, touch wood, upkeep of it is really easy👍😀
Thanks for that great review Leo..I've just bought one of these.
I've treated my garden fence with a water based preservative, after adjusting and getting use to the spray I done about 40 sq metres in 15 minutes..brilliant wee sprayer👍
Nice one and thanks for the kind comment Martin😀. I think the primary purpose for the sprayer like this one is the type of job you’ve just done. The fact it can spray the other stuff I’ve referenced is a bonus in my book 😀👍
Looks like it’s just what I need, I inherited a big big shed, this will me and the neighbours very happy ( as long as I pick the right colour) well presented video and thanks for sharing 👍😃
Thanks Cliff. Would highly recommend getting an additional container and if you could get someone to refill the extra one whilst you’re spraying it makes the job even quicker 😀👍
Mate, what a fantastic, holistic & gripping review! I have never used a gun before, so this is going to be my first & I'm so thankful that I stumbled onto your channel 👌🏻 You got my thumb, sub & bell 🍻
Very kind of you to say and thank you for your great feedback. This spray gun is an excellent addition and a great way to get started. I’m still using it now a couple of years on👍👍
Great review Leo!
Nicholas Dudley Cheers Nicholas👍😀😀👍
Great video mate. Very useful. Thanks.
Thanks Andrew for the feedback, much appreciated 😀👍
Thanks for this review, I know its a year but just wanted to let you know I found it extremely helpful. 👍👍👍
Nice one, cheers Alan. Prices appear to be back down to pre covid prices so, in my humble opinion, it represents fantastic value for money👍👍😀😀
Appreciated this review! Thank you
You’re welcome 😀👍
Have enjoyed the video. Grand review.
Cheers Colin👍😀
Really helpful video. I was looking for a sprayer to use with ronseal fence coat and wasn’t sure which one to use. You have answered all my questions really well
Thanks Paul, if I was a betting man I’d say Wagner’s main consumer target for this sprayer was folk wanting to use the likes of fence panel coating. The fact it can spray other stuff is just a bonus in my opinion 👍
Hi Leo great video I'm thinking of buying one and this helped loads
Thanks Andy. I really like it, very simple to use and so versatile with what it’ll spray 😀
brilliant answered all my questions off out to buy 1 tomorrow thank you
Cheers Saif, glad it has been of some help👍. You can buy an extra nozzle and container off Amazon for about £21 which is really handy if you frequently switch between water based or oil based products, or if you are painting using different colours 😀
Brilliant review! Just bought one. Tried it out over the last couple of days. Did quite a bit of car spraying many years ago and the professional guns I used were no easier to use than the Wagner W100. No need for a massive compressor either! Greeat piece of kit!
Thanks Alan. Really appreciate the kind feedback and glad you found it useful. And great to hear positive feedback about the product from someone who knows their way around a sprayer 👍👍
How have you found the gun for basic car spraying in general. Would you still recommend?
What a very comprehensive video! Thanks.
Thank you Karen for your kind comment. I hope it was of some help to you😀😀
A good honest review
Cheers Michael😀👍👍
Great review. Very informative. Very down to earth and practical tests. Keep it up. You just got a new subscriber.
Cheers Gaz for your very kind feedback. Much appreciated and I hope you enjoy some of the other content. Best wishes, Leo 👍😀
@@Hand-i-Craft I've binged watched quite a few Leo. Great content my friend.
@@gaz740 Cheers Gaz😀👍
Great video. Thank you. I am in the process of building an 8m long privacy screen/fence and large flower pots to attach the screens to. Will be getting the Wagner W100 and I am sure I will save many hours vs. treating by hand.
Absolutely, for a job like that, the W100 is ideally suited. I’ve done a quick video recently about how you can save time spraying if you want to have a look 👍
Great video, thanks mate 👍
Cheers Bravo 😀👍
Great review. Thank you.
Cheers Somos👍👍😀
Fantastic video thanks for sharing!
Thanks Shade, much appreciated 😀👍
Great review and I will be getting one !
Thanks David👍. It’s a good all rounder in the budget price bracket, fantastic for stuff like fence panels and wood treatment, but it can do emulsion and satinwood etc as well 😀👍
Brilliant review buddy, just got one..👍
Thanks Geoff. Good luck with it 😀👍
Great video! Gonna buy it for sure. Cheers
Cheers 😀😀👍👍
Just subscribed, great review, very instructive. Thx
Cheers Anthony for the feedback 😀👍
super review..unbiased review feels like I tried it out myself...thanks for informative review and demos..i'm just checking to see if the flexio upgrades will be an improvement
Thanks Brian for the kind feedback. Wagner all round appear to be a decent brand so I’m sure if you’re paying for a better model you’ll be getting good value 😀👍
Answered question about satinwood spraying excellent thanks
Thanks Mark 👍😀
Great review Leo, easier to get an extension lead down the garden than a compressor 🙂
Take care 👍
Thanks David. Would have been even better if the lead was just a bit longer as it’s quite short and you end up dragging the plug extension around a lot. But small niggles on what otherwise is a great piece of kit 😀
Literally just bought this today , 2nd july 23 . I have the larger Wagner M250 Pro which is incredible but need smaller kit just for doors, rads etc . Hope this goes well. Watching your video gave me more comfort in my purchase . Next 3 days will tell. 3 storey townhouse, doors, rads, shutters , possibly spindles.
Game on.
Nice one, let me know how you get on 👍👍
Very informative thanks for your help 👍.
Cheers Brian, much appreciated 😀👍
Your welcome just found your vids as I have just sorted my fences out and decided to use my wagner spray gun I bought 2 years ago 🙈,so I go on you tube and you popped up I swear you are a natural at presenting and I can't wait for this dam wind to blow out so I can start spraying thanks again for the advice 👍.
Hi Leo great review mate, I will definitely buy one for 50 pounds, thank you sharing your thoughts on the sprayer. As soon as prices come down I'm all over it.
Thanks Karl. Great value at that price. James’ (Mancave) said he got his for £25 in a Homebase clearance sale 😳👍
@@Hand-i-Craft lucky sod isn't he😂 I never walk in when they have these bargains on anywhere 😭
Great review ..... thanks
Cheers Ted for the feedback, much appreciated 😀👍
Well done ....nice video!
Thanks Mike 😀👍
Thanks for the video! 👍🏻
Cheers Tom, hope it was of some help😀👍
@@Hand-i-Craft yes it has. Going to give it a go today. Shame I’ve already bought it too late to get on your link.
Brill. Video.. well done mate you've answered many questions.. am gonna buy one from b&q got some fence panels & walls to tackle!
Nice one, thanks Dan for the feedback and good luck in your spraying adventures! 😀👍
Thanks for share !!
Thank you Carlos👍😀
Great video thank you. 👌👍
Thanks for the kind feedback 😀😀👍👍
What a legend
Cheers Sam 😀👍
Great video mate I have just subscribed and glad I did Kevbo
Cheers Kev, glad it was of some help and good luck with your spraying adventures 😀😀👍👍
Just ordered one today from B&Q for £50.00,it was this price pre-Covid so well done them for holding the price, thought i would add this as you mentioned the price going up towards the end of the video, thanks for the upload was very helpful.
Nice one Neil👍. I think prices went up when the covid situation kicked in last year as manufacturing literally stopped everywhere. I think there are still plenty of issues for supply and demand in power tools as they haven’t caught up yet. Cheers for the message 😀👍
@@Hand-i-Craft Thanks for the reply my friend.
very good and helpful video
Thank you 😀😀👍👍
WELL DONE
Thank you 😀😀👍👍
Your final comments about Covid supply chain problems were correct Leo, its back down to £50 on Amazon now
Nice one, thanks for pointing this out Geoffrey. At that price it is fantastic value for money 👍😀
Great review as always Leo that is the only problem with youtube reviews they are helpful with helping to decide what to purchase but it doesn't take long for sellers to cotton on to it when demand for a product suddenly goes up it doesn't take long for the price to go up as well may be to do with the covid 19 situation but i wouldn't be surprised if the price doesn't come down have seen many price increases after watching tool reviews and difficulty getting a product if you don't buy it quickly look forward to the next video 👍🔨
Cheers Rasmo, never thought of that scenario to be honest. I did do a bit of googling today and apparently B&Q have them ‘in stock’ at £50 but whether they actually have them in or not is another matter?🤷♂️😀
Nicely done Leo 😁. Looks like a great bit of kit. I think electric spray guns have improved since I sprayed my cortina in 1986 with a "Burgess airless sprayer".... the Finnish was like artex 😂🤣😂. You forgot to mention the all important and essential bit of kit..... the stir fork... I bet Pam is still looking for it now 😂🤣. Top review Leo, take care 😁👍
Every project video reduces the kitchen cutlery by one at the minute, had to eat Sunday dinner with a spoon as that’s all that’s left😂
Remember Fords in the 80’s with the L, LX or if you were really minted the Ghia😳👍😀
@@Hand-i-Craft ahh.. those were the days 😂🤣. I was never minted enough to have a Ghia 🙁. And I sure as hell couldn't afford one now 😂🤣. 😁👍
Really appreciate the effort you made here. I’m looking at one of these for upcycling and mainly to do the 2 floor staircase. Zinsser first and then satinwood took coat. Hopefully it’ll work.
Thanks Harry and good luck with your projects👍. For the price it is excellent value for money😀👍
@@Hand-i-Craft this might be the best £50 I’ve ever spent! The only downside is waiting for stuff to dry.
Not sure how I missed this video but it impressed me enough to buy one through your link, back down to £50 now
Nice one, cheers pal. For the money I think it is exceptional value. There are obviously better sprayers out there, but you have to stump up the cash to pay for it
@@Hand-i-Craft it has arrived already so looking forward to having a play, it has a mixed bag of reviews but I suspect some people are not willing to set it up properly, I'm sure I will find many uses for it, great review by the way
Brother, great video man. Freaking put me to shame as i have two digit holders, mate. Good stuff, love you man. Gonna use my W100 to put deck stain on my deck, and then go from there, possibly paint the front porch. Great video.
Cheers Joedog for your very kind comments. W100 is perfect for the jobs you said and good luck with your spraying adventures 😀👍
Thanks Leo... I'm about to use a Wagner Control Spray 100, which appears to be similar to yours, for the first time to paint a fence. Thanks for the information... it look simple enough. Let's see if I can get more paint on the fence than on me! ;-) Cheers from an American that has also lived in England (nr Manchester) and now hanging my hat in Chile. Happy New Year to you!
Cheers John, fence painting I think is this sprayers main purpose. The fact it can do other stuff is just an added bonus. Btw, your life sounds like an interesting adventure. From the USA, via the North of England to Chile😳😳, that would be an interesting pub conversation 😀😀
Very interesting video - I would have liked a short clip on cleaning the sprayer though.
Cheers Rich. Cleaning wise I spray through warm water with a very mild detergent first then just warm water for water based products. Oil based I spray through water mixed with a little white spirit then just water 👍
That was a brilliant review mate. Looked at these before as the mrs keeps nagging me to paint the fences. I hate painting fences by hand.
Thanks David, if you’re spraying fences this will save you so much time! Proper versatile too so it’ll come in handy, just keep your eye out for prices dropping 👍😀
@@Hand-i-Craft will do thanks
Thank you, great viewing!
Cheers Rango👍👍😀😀
Great overview! I have a whole new fence to build and treat, really not looking forward to spending hours painting it with a brush so looked at sprayers, I’m on a bit of a budget so I’m looking at this one as a decent cheaper to mid range option and your video has answered a lot of my questions, my local B&Q have them in stock for £50 so it looks like I’ll be paying them a visit!
Bobthesub Thanks Bob for your kind comments, really appreciated 👍😀. You won’t be disappointed, in fact I’m willing to bet once you’ve finished spraying the fence, you’ll be looking for something else to paint😂😂
Well I just bought one, the W150 which I'm hoping is essentially the same machine as I have some furniture to upcycle. Wish me luck!
Excellent, good luck and let me know how you get on with it. Just a word of caution, it is quite powerful so when you’re working on something like chairs, make sure you turn the power right down otherwise you run the risk of runs etc
Great review, Thank you for taking the time to make the video. How easy is it to clean ?
Cleaning is pretty easy tbh M W just rinsing through warm water works best. What I have found to make things even easier is you can purchase an additional nozzle and container off Amazon for around £21 which, if you are continually shifting between water and oil based substances makes life even easier 😀👍
Great job Leo. I’ve often wondered about sprayers, I have often used spray cans, but they usually turn out expensive. For me I keep humming and hawing between on of those and getting a compressor.
I’ve got a small compressor Tony since getting my vacuum clamps and I’ll probably invest in a large compressor when the workshop is eventually built. Can’t fault the Wagner at all though. Considering the price I paid and it’s versatility it is a cracking piece of kit😀
I went through the same thought process but eventually chose the electric route even though I have a compressor in my workshop. You cant run a compressor off an extension lead plus even a 24l tank is a heavy bit of kit if you want to work outside workshop environment whereas a simple extension lead will do for this. Good luck with whatever you choose
Tony InAngus Torally agree Tony. If I had one major criticism of the Wagner though is the electric cable is stupidly too small. I’m not asking for an extra 3 metres on the cable, but 0.5m would make a big difference then you aren’t constantly lifting the extension cable socket up when spraying a little bit higher
Hand-i-Craft actually it really irritated me because it seems like they saved 20 pence and or forgot the user perspective: 2.5m would have been ideal IMO. Not everyone’s choice but I cut the cable and added a flex connector box to a longer lead and made it a 3m cable. On balance it is still a good tool however even with the short lead 👍🏻
I'm a professional builder
hands down one of the best and honest reviews of any product bar non
Phenomenal and great format
You've won me over 💪
Thank you Mohammed for your very kind comment. Genuinely appreciated sir and best wishes to you, Leo 😀👍
I got one and it great to paint decking and it prefect smooth also fence as well it lots better than boring brush that took so long.. sprayer is quicker and simple job to do in fee minutes...
Nice one Martin, good to hear and glad it worked out well for you 👍
I have just bought it for £50, using your affilate link 🙂
Thanks Dafydd, dusted it off and was using it yesterday for my next TH-cam video 😀👍
Great review! Just ordered one through your affiliate link.
Thanks Andy, much appreciated😀.
No problem! Do you happen to know what the little plastic red ring is that I found sealed in a small clear packet with the stirring stick? Researching now and can't find it.
@@sawdustandsurvival If my memory serves me right Andy it’s a spare plastic seal for something that’s already on the gun. Can’t quite remember where though off the top of my head. Have a look at the joint between the air flow pipe and the nozzle
I'll have a good look and see what I can find. Thanks! I think it'll be ideal for what I want to do.
Fab review....... I'm gonna buy one now from B & Q, I was actually wondering if they're any good or not. After watching your review I'll take the plunge.
Thanks George for your very kind feedback. For the money they represent excellent value in my opinion. One thing you might want to consider down the line is Wagner also sell spare nozzles and containers. I picked up a nozzle and the bigger container on Amazon for about £21. Comes in really handy if you are frequently using different types of paint👍
@@Hand-i-Craft send link please
www.amazon.co.uk/Wagner-2361736-Attachment-Surfaces-Container/dp/B01ABLFN54/ref=asc_df_B01ABLFN54/?tag=googshopuk-21&linkCode=df0&hvadid=231917810052&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=4790540694883704537&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=1007059&hvtargid=pla-311512591902&psc=1
Great review, I could watch you spray stuff all day long 😆 just a quick question, I’ve just bought one myself to spray a little box project I’m working on, but I keep getting ‘spatter’ marks instead of being clean and smooth like yours. Any tips on what I may be doing wrong? I’ve tried thinning the paint down a bit but that hasn’t seemed to help. Many thanks and great vid once again 😊
Thank you Luciano 😀. In regards to the spitting / splatter marks, a couple of things to try. Firstly make sure the nozzle is clean and free from any debris and is securely fixed in place with the yellow plastic twist thing at the front. Secondly try twisting the power knob behind the trigger to its lowest setting and see if that makes any difference 👍
Thanks alot for your great video. I've made a guitar and want to apply a lacquer and don't want to spend hundreds on professional gear. I think I'll get one and try it for £50 at B&Q.
Good luck Rob and let me know how it goes. Make sure you turn the spray pressure down for fine work like that as it’s quite powerful and make sure you try it on some scrap pieces first! Best wishes, Leo 👍😀
Really well explained to the tea I have a 50 Ltd 3hp twin piston and have been using it with 2k solvent base paint I mix it with hardener caould I use this in this spray gun or not thanks for the video
Thanks Chat for the feedback. I’ve no experience with the paint you’ve suggested here, but I don’t see a reason as to why not as long as you clean it out properly afterwards. Please let me know how you get on if you give it a try 👍👍
4:00 I’ve just sprayed 20LM of fencing with that. Thank god for sprayers!
It does make the job so much easier Freddie and for the price you pay I think it is really good value for money as well👍😀
@@Hand-i-Craft Agreed! And I’m sure next door will eventually see that the tops of their bushes do look good in Tudor dark oak 😂
Thanks for the honest review. I have bought one and about to paint my wood fence with fence paint. I noticed you didn’t water down the fence paint but did all your other paint. Do you recommend watering down the fence paint?
Cheers for the message👍. Fence paint like Cuprinol or Ronseal works fine without the need to be diluted. The sprayer does a great job as well, much quicker than brushing 😀👍
Great review thanks. Would it be able to spray textured outside wall paint?
Sorry for such a late reply SG. I did send a reply, but obviously it didn't go through. I done a follow up video on textured paint so you might want to check it out: th-cam.com/video/Lx8onWwxIGA/w-d-xo.html
amazing! just got this for inside walls and saw wood and metal on the box so was a bit worried. What sort of consistency would you recommend watering down dulux for?
Thanks for the message. Dulux is a tough one as some of it can be quite ‘gloopy’, especially the easy care stuff which would be very difficult to spray. It should have come with a plastic cup thing that is a viscosity measure. Have a quick look on TH-cam and that is the best and most consistent way to measure how to thin down paint👍👍. Good luck 😀👍
Thank you for your review, I'm going to buy one now, to see if I can do furniture restoration with it :) I'll be using mostly chalky style of paint, so I suppose I'll have to water it down a bit. I was looking for a spray gun that won't need a compressor. Thanks!
Thanks Emilia and good luck with it. For the price it really does represent good value for money. When painting furniture etc make sure it is turned down to its lowest setting as it is quite powerful👍
@@Hand-i-Craft thanks for the tip, I'm gonna report back how it went:)
@@Emilia-fx9tc Excellent, keep me posted how you get on👍. Remember always test it on something first before going for it on the actual product😀👍
Great review, I was just considering buying it for my furniture renovations. I have two questions: what about shellac-based lacquers? And question how to clean it to make it useful for years? And maybe one more: is any time limit for one take usage - di you notice after any time the quality of the painting is changing or maybe the sprayer is over heating?
Cheers Kordian for the message. I’ve used it for oil based finishes and no problems at all. what I would say for more delicate spraying like furniture, make sure you have it on its lowest setting as it is quite a powerful machine. In terms of cleaning, for water based products it is just warm water sprayed through and for oil based I use warm water mixed with some white spirit. It’s never overheated and I’ve used it for some seriously prolonged periods of time. Finally what I would recommend is you can purchase another nozzle with a larger container off Amazon for around £21. I done this and use one nozzle for water based and one for oil based. You don’t have to do this but for the cost of another nozzle it is well worth it 👍
Was looking forward to your skirting board video after watching this but can't find it anywhere 🤔
I didn’t film it Andrew. I spent quite a period of time Oct / Nov / Dec decorating the lounge, landing and bedroom and just thought it wouldn’t be worth making videos for as I thought people would find it boring.
In retrospect I should have filmed the skirting boards as I was really happy with them. It was only a simple round over with the router, sanding, undercoat and satin finish but I was really proud of completing it😀. Took forever like, but most projects do to be honest!
@@Hand-i-Craft always worth making videos. Especially if it could apply to a big DIY audience 👌
New subscriber..👍🤙👍🤙👍
Thank you 😀👍
Great vid. Do you smell the paint through yr trend stealth mask? Also is that trend mask ideal for spraying and recommend for this. Anychance you can do a review of yr trend mask please, if you get a minute, thanks. Keep the good work up mate. I really enjoy yr videos.
Thanks Dean for the comment. Tbh, virtually all of the paints I’ve used have been low odour, but the Trend mask does a great job is eliminating the paint smell. The Trend mask is by far the best mask I’ve had, it is much more comfortable than others I’ve bought, it doesn’t mist up my glasses and it is pretty straightforward for me to put on. If my memory serves me right, Peter Millard at 10minuteworkshop done a review of this mask which might be worth checking out 😀
Hand-i-Craft ok, thanks for the useful info. Take care matey 👍.
Dean Kirk 👍😀
B&Q still £50.
Very good video.
Thanks Phil, great value for what it does. Hope it helped in some way👍😀
Thank you for the video. I have one but some paint squirts out from the trigger holes that have a metal rod and makes a huge mess. Do you happen to know why this happens?
Cheers for the message Frank. Sorry I can’t help you with this problem as it isn’t one that has cropped up before in any questions I’ve had. Might be worth getting a replacement if still under warranty?
Hello there ! What a fantastic informative video. I bought one myself. So after watching some Werner vids they say I need the imulsion attachment. I bought the Werner with the standard wood and metal attachment because you made it look so good. Should I buy the other attachment or just go with your initial review? Thanks in advance !
Interesting Taurean and thank you for your kind comments. I didn’t know they had an emulsion attachment so it may well be worth a try if it is not too expensive. Since making this video I also bought just an ordinary extra nozzle so I use one for water based products and one for oil based which works well. Good luck with your spraying adventures 😀👍
@@Hand-i-Craft thanks very much !
Hey perfect video but one question is missing. How do I clean it ? Could you please give info on that too please.
Thanks Argo, cleaning wise for water based products I just run warm water through it a couple of times and that works fine. For oil based products I used a combination of water with white spirit to rinse through 👍👍
Here in America the spray width is how wide can it spray. like if i was spraying in any direction, how wide could my spray be? 1 foot, 2 feet or it could be in inches. 12 inches, 24 inches so on and so on. i bought one the other day your video answered a lot.. Great video!
Thanks Melissa for your very kind feedback, much appreciated 👍👍😀😀
great video, i bought a W100 also, i just did a little practice with water, just to get the feeling of it, but i mentioned the usage of water was pretty big, so i wonder does it use a lot of paint in comparison with painting witha brush or roller?
pavre69 Hello pavre, thanks for the message. The simple answer here is to try yourself and experiment on scraps of wood / MDF / metal or whatever you’re painting and get used to the appropriate mix ratios for whatever paint you’re using. What I will say is if your are spraying emulsion / satinwood then provided you get an appropriate paint to water mix ratio suitable for the sprayer, you will get a lot more out of a tin of paint than simply rolling or brush painting.
I hope it works out well for you. Best wishes, Leo 👍😀
@@Hand-i-Craft Thanks for the reply Leo. i gonna try some out :)
Hi mate hope you are OK I have got my wagner w100 just wondered what emulsion I could use as I am thinking of having a go at spraying one of our spare bedrooms white any tips would be great take care subbed your channel BTW 👍👍
Morning Clive, sorry for the late reply but I’ve been mad busy working on my workshop. Personally I used Leyland acrylic primer undercoat (which can be mixed with water for the sprayer) and tbh for the top coat I’d recommend either Johnstone’s Trade or Leyland Trade emulsion (again either can be mixed with water for the sprayer). Avoid the likes of Dulux, especially that easy care stuff which has the consistency of treacle and is awful. You might need to go to a timber merchant, possibly Amazon sell them, but likely not to get in B&Q etc as they push the likes of Dulux. You’ll never see a tradesman using Dulux and there is a reason for that. Prices are similar too. Hope this is of some help, Leo 😀👍
Hi there thanks for the fantastic video. I am going to buy this to spray an LPD shaker style door. The decorator i used bodged the finish so i sanded it all down and keyed it, need to clean it down. I am going to be using Caparol Haftprimer and PU satin which is sprayable, do you know how much water I will need to add? I think it's 10%. I am new to painting with a sprayer, I used cans in the past for small projects.
Cheers Adam. If you’re unsure about the consistency of the paint, I think it contains in the box something called a viscosity cup. If you TH-cam how to use it, it can help you get perfect consistency results 👍👍
Bought one of these last week to do 7 fence panels. Ended up using 8 litres of Ronseal One Life for the first coat. The stuff came out uneven and was a nightmare. Then when cleaning it i noticed the small clear hose on the side had a kink in it so i took it off, got the kink out of it and put it back on. 2nd coat took 5 litres and went on much smoother and more evenly.
Seems to be that when it is working it works well but one tiny issue and the whole thing is a headache. I'll be keeping it because at worst it gets a ton of paint on the fence for me to brush in and that 75% of the work done.
Cheers for the feedback here. At an entry level price I think it represents good value, but it isn’t a fine finish machine 😀👍
@@Hand-i-Craft For the money it saves a ton of work. but yeah, if you want the finer things in life you have to pay the finer things in life money haha
Great review buddy. I’m going to pay some money and take a chance. The Graco is way too expensive. Jason.
Hope it works out well for you Jason. If you can stretch to it I’d recommend also buying an extra nozzle and container if you’re planning to use multiple types of products. I picked one up off Amazon for about £20 and the container was a lot bigger as well so not as much refilling👍👍
@@Hand-i-Craft Thanks for tip mate.
Just bought one and also a fan of the Johnstones Satinwood. How much water did you add?
Hello Simon, cheers for the message. Can’t remember exactly dilution but I’d say 10-20%. If you want to do it more accurately there is the little gadget that comes with it that helps to calculate. Can’t remember the name of the gadget but have a look at the manual 👍
Hello, God bless you for a very good video, I need to know if the w100 is good for indoors and outdoors walls.
Have a lovely moment
Thank you Joseph for you very kind comment😀. You can use it indoors, but you need to be very careful with the ‘overspray’, that means paint particles that either spray outside your intended wall or bounce off what you are spraying and land on other surfaces. It is quite a powerful motor so make sure for indoors it is on its lowest setting and everything you are not spraying is well covered. Outside this isn’t a issue so is perfect for outdoor spraying 👍
Nice to hear from you, have a good day and many blessings
Boooom ordered one following your link £70 is fair I think, should speed up my painting furniture process a fair bit.
Sorry Karl, only just seen this. Nice one and thanks for buying through the link😀. Have you had chance to have a play with it yet? 😀
@@Hand-i-Craft used it to apply the acrylic varnish on the Shou Sugi Ban TV Unit 📺😊
karlpopewoodcraft Nice one Karl! Could you do me a favour? Any chance you could email your contact details? Got something for you that might come in handy😀. Email is 75handicraft@gmail.com
@@Hand-i-Craft oh excitement 😂
Great vid dose the gum ever over heat if used for long periods
I’ve never had it overheat Philip and used it on some large projects. I think what you need to remember though is, even if you buy the larger container, say you are spraying fence panels you go through the contents pretty quickly so it has to stop. I’ve even had someone filling up an extra container I bought whilst I was using the other one. Quick change over and it was still fine 👍👍
Hi, great review! I just got one and would like to take from your experience, 1) do you use the dial on max generally 2) how far from the workpiece do you normally have the gun 3) do you tend to go slow and complete a line, or go faster and go over the line again, thanks
Neil Starkowitz Hello Neil, cheers for the message. Difficult questions to answer as I suppose each case is individual. Most of the spraying I do is outdoors so I know this is going to sound daft but you do have to factor in things like wind conditions when thinking about how far away the nozzle is from the ‘target’.
If you watch the video back as a general rule if you’re wanting to spray fence panels etc have a look when I’m spraying the shed and that is about right on a high setting with a steady motion.
I’ve just finished spraying some very poor quality 3mm hardboard to clad the inside of a garage door. I sprayed the undercoat across the width going up about half the level of the spray pattern each time, then I switched to spray across the length to try and get a uniform coverage. I then done the same with the satinwood topcoat and I’m very pleased with the result.
I know this sounds daft but I would genuinely recommend you have a few practice runs with it on some scrap materials and off cuts. I’m in no way any kind of expert Neil as I’m just a keen hobbyist but each time I use it I understand it better. As a general rule I’d say medium to higher setting with a slow to medium steady pace of movement around 15cm distance. Don’t stop at one particular spot (even if it needs more paint) as it’ll create and overspray and look awful. Build up layers and that will in my opinion create a nicer finish.
Hope it goes well for you. Let me know how you get on. Best wishes, Leo 😀😀
Hand-i-Craft thanks for the info !
Hey 👋🏽,
Just come across your video whilst looking for reviews on sprayers. Great vid with lots of info.
Quick ? I have never used a sprayer but have a huge amount of furniture to upcycle (bedroom sets, tables etc etc) plus want to spray my kitchen cabinet doors. Will the Wagner W100 be sturdy enough and will it give a fine smooth finish or would I be better to look at the flexio 590 or 690 🤔? Don't want to spend more if this will do the job 😉👍🏽.
Thanks 🙂
Hello Sandra and thanks for your very kind message. It is a great question and budget will dictate your answer. In my honest opinion the W100 is designed for the likes of spraying fence panels and it does it very well. The fact it can also spray a variety of other products is a bonus. I have sprayed satinwood onto hardboard for a garage door conversion inside and got great results, but if you are after upcycling furniture etc and you can afford the extra outlay, I’d probably go for the more expensive model. I’ve never used them, but imagine you would get a finer finish than the W100, even though it is a great entry level machine. Hope this helps, best wishes, Leo 😀👍
@@Hand-i-Craft Hey Leo,
Thank you so much for getting back to me and for your advice. I will look into one of the flexio range 🙂👍🏽