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Wagner Control Pro 130 Airless Paint Sprayer $252 (with price beat)

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Mar 12th, 2022 11:35 am

ehlive [OP]: Newbie; Oct 23, 2011; 28 posts; 14 upvotes; VICTORIA

Mar 12th, 2022 11:35 am

[Home Depot] Wagner Control Pro 130 Airless Paint Sprayer $252 (with price beat)

Deal Link:: https://www.homedepot.ca/product/wagner ... 1001572506
Savings:: 20
Retailer:: Home Depot

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Home Hardware has the great DIY Wagner Control Pro 130 Power Tank Airless Stand Paint Sprayer for $280, bringing it to $252 at Home Depot with their price beat. Might be YMMV if your local HH doesn’t have it in stock, but one near me did.

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Mar 12th, 2022 4:51 pm

snorlax148: Newbie; Oct 30, 2020; 48 posts; 27 upvotes

Mar 12th, 2022 4:51 pm

Great find, have been looking for one all winter. I don’t see it in the home hardware flyer for 2 major metro areas (Vancouver & Toronto). Was the home hardware price in store only?

If so, how did you do the PM with HD? TIA

Mar 12th, 2022 4:58 pm

ehlive [OP]: Newbie; Oct 23, 2011; 28 posts; 14 upvotes; VICTORIA

Mar 12th, 2022 4:58 pm

I just pulled it up on the HH website and in store HD matched and beat the price. Home Hardware Link

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Mar 12th, 2022 5:40 pm

Strandednomad: Sr. Member; Jun 15, 2019; 802 posts; 659 upvotes

Mar 12th, 2022 5:40 pm

How hard would it be for someone to learn how to paint using this?

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Mar 12th, 2022 8:16 pm

DoorCrasher: Penalty Box; Nov 21, 2013; 8128 posts; 9304 upvotes; Montréal

Mar 12th, 2022 8:16 pm

HH shows $279.99 for me, and HD $275... Anyway, good find for those who can take advantage of this

Mar 12th, 2022 8:28 pm

otaknap: Deal Addict; Feb 26, 2016; 1477 posts; 483 upvotes; Vaughan

Mar 12th, 2022 8:28 pm

Strandednomad wrote: ↑ How hard would it be for someone to learn how to paint using this?

I'm a newb too so I'm curious as well and how does it compare to a handheld sprayer? I have no clue but I'm assuming the hardest part is the cleaning process and perhaps understanding how to add/mix the paint?

Mar 12th, 2022 9:15 pm

Catenary: Sr. Member; Nov 5, 2018; 624 posts; 723 upvotes

Mar 12th, 2022 9:15 pm

otaknap wrote: ↑ I'm a newb too so I'm curious as well and how does it compare to a handheld sprayer? I have no clue but I'm assuming the hardest part is the cleaning process and perhaps understanding how to add/mix the paint?

I recently started using a Graco Magnum X5, which is similar to the next size up from this unit.

If you're used to a handheld, this would be a good step up for larger but not huge projects. Moving the paint out of the spray gun and into a separate container reduces the weight you have to hold and allows for more power, greatly improving the user experience, at the expense of having to manage a somewhat rigid hose instead of a cord. Cleanup is a couple more steps, but not crazy if you're already accustomed to it. As for the paint, these usually take it without thinning, you just dump it in or drop the suction tube in, depending on the model.

The biggest thing with spraying is recognizing that prep is critical, and can take a long time. It's not a magical way to save time on painting, it just yields better results in some circumstances. If you already have a sprayer, that's not new to you either.

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Mar 12th, 2022 9:24 pm

miltee: Newbie; Dec 10, 2014; 95 posts; 64 upvotes; Toronto, ON

Mar 12th, 2022 9:24 pm

Thanks OP. Did Chat and worked out with the price match plus 10%.

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