I know it’s an overwhelming thing to learn how to use a new tool, and paint sprayers seem to be even more complicated because there are so many different kinds of paints out there. We’ve received so many questions about our Wagner paint sprayer that we decided we needed to dedicate a series of posts on thinning paint for sprayers. Plus, you don’t have to thin the paint out as much for the FLEXiO sprayers. The Wagner FLEXiO sprayers are my favorite affordable paint sprayers because they are way less finicky than these cheaper sprayers, and you get to do more things with them. If you’re using a Wagner FLEXiO paint sprayer, check out our post on how to thin paint for Wagner FLEXiO sprayer for details that are specific to the FLEXiO sprayers. But there is a fix for that if your sprayer doesn’t come with one! Unfortunately, Wagner is phasing out the Double Duty sprayer and it seems they are replacing it with the Wagner Control Spray 250, (which looks like it is the same as the Wagner QX2 sprayer.) These are both rated for stain, and thin paints but they don’t come with a viscosity cup like the Wagner Double Duty did.
Learn exactly how to use a Wagner Double Duty paint sprayer here! This step-by-step tutorial uses the Wagner Double Duty paint sprayer. Wagner Double Duty Paint Sprayer Review.Paint Sprayer with No Thinning Required.How to Prevent Paint Sprayers from Clogging.Supplies Used to Thin Paint for Wagner Sprayer.Do You Have to Thin Paint for a Wagner Sprayer?.
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