Wagner Spraytech 580559 Control Pro 190 Cart Paint Sprayer, High Efficiency Airless Sprayer with Low Overspray
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- Condition
- New
- Size
- Control Pro 190 w/cart
- Dimensions
- 31.75"W x 20"H
- Weight
- 9.5 lb
- Color
- Multi
- Material
- Metal
- Tank Volume
- 5 gal
- In the box
- CONTROL PRO 190 Cart
- Warranty
- 1-year limited warranty
Features 5
- AIRLESS PAINT SPRAYER: The Control Pro 190 Cart gives any user the confidence and ability to get professional results and apply coatings 3X faster than a roller. Perfect for painting big projects like home exteriors, storage buildings, field fences, multi-interior rooms and more
- HIGH EFFICIENCY AIRLESS TECHNOLOGY: The HEA systems tip technology decreases overspray by up to 55% compared to traditional airless. This means you have less cleanup and less wasted paint, while having the benefit of speed, a softer spray and improved control
- HOW IS IT DIFFERENT: This Control Pro sprayer has a max operating pressure of 1600 PSI, can spray up to 500 gallons per year, features an all-metal gun, and utilizes a 50 ft. hose (can be extended up to 100 ft. for longer reach)
- VARIABLE SPEED PUMP: Has a 0.70 horsepower pump that can spray unthinned paints and stains up to 0.40 gallons per minute, ensuring great productivity
- FULLY PORTABLE CART DESIGN: Designed for maximum portability by having wheels with paint container hold and a 50 ft. hose so you can easily move around project sites and reach tall areas while on a ladder
Description
The Wagner Control Pro 190 Cart High Efficiency Airless sprayer gives any user the confidence and ability to get professional results and fast output. It’s ideal for large projects like painting/staining home exteriors, storage buildings, field fences, multi-interior rooms and more. The High Efficiency Airless (HEA) system decreases overspray by up to 55% compared to traditional airless, allowing for less cleanup and less paint waste. This comes without sacrificing speed and also provides the user benefit of a softer, forgivable spray for less bounce back and improved spray control. The Control Pro sprays up to .40 gallon per minute through the 515 spray tip (ideal for latex paint) and has adjustable pressure from the .70 horsepower motor. Different HEA sized tips are sold separately to match your coating and project needs. The sprayer pulls paint directly from a 1 or 5 gallon paint container for added convenience, plus when you’re done painting you can store your tips and tools in the integrated storage. The paint sprayer also features a fully portable cart design by having wheels with paint container hold and a 50 ft. hose so you can easily complete large projects and move quickly around job sites. The Wagner Control Pro 190 Cart sprayer is the ideal option for any user who wants to achieve professional results and fast output.
Specs 25
| Brand | Wagner |
|---|---|
| Tank Volume | 5 Gallons |
| Color | Multi |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Painting |
| Material | Metal |
| Item Weight | 9.5 Pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 31.75"W x 20"H |
| Style | Sprayer |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Model Name | CONTROL PRO 190 Cart |
| Maximum Pressure | 1600 Pound per Square Inch |
| Hose Length | 600 Inches |
| UPC | 024964273553 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 53 |
| Manufacturer | Wagner SprayTech |
| Part Number | 0580559 |
| Item model number | 0580559 |
| Size | Control Pro 190 w/cart |
| Finish | Matte |
| Pattern | Paint Sprayer |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Coverage | 100 |
| Special Features | Airless, Portable |
| Usage | Interior |
| Batteries Required? | No |
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Top Amazon Reviews
Very good airless sprayer for a very reasonable price
Size: Control Pro 130
I purchased the Control Pro 130 to paint my kitchen cabinets. Painting has always been a chore I despise and one of my least desired. These cabinets were originally stained and I needed to paint them white. The job consisted of 31 cabinet doors (including large pantry doors) and 13 drawer fronts. My desire was to achieve the smooth orange peel like finish you can only get from a sprayer. I built a frame and hung all parts using small hooks and clothes hangers. Over the coarse of 1 1/2 days I applied 2 coats of primer and 3 coats of acrylic enamel. Both the primer and paint had a 2 hour recoat time and although it was probably not necessary I flushed the unit and hose out each time and done a good cleaning on the gun and tip. In the end my results are near professional level and I actually enjoyed using the sprayer. Fact is, other than rattle cans I had never used a paint sprayer before. This is a fantastic sprayer that I'm betting in most cases will be better than the user. You will have a hard time finding a sprayer this good and like features for this price. There is a bit of a learning curve for those of us who have never used such a device. If you are looking for a sprayer that takes zero practice and you're a pro right out of the box, don't buy it. If you paint for a living and need a sprayer for commercial use you should considerable a more expensive model. I feel the Control Pro is for home use or at least jobs where the 1 1/2 gallon paint capacity and 25 ft hose is sufficient. This sprayer can lay a lot of paint down and do it fast! You better be moving when you start spraying. Stay still or pan too slow and you will get runs. With some practice I learned the speed at which I need to pan the sprayer to get a flawless covering of paint. The key here is to apply multiple thin coats. If you think you sprayed a little to thin in one area, don't go back over it, get it on the next coat. Going back during these instances were the only times I got runs and I learned my lesson quick. Some points to know: As mentioned, it will apply paint quickly. I can see how not moving quick enough and not holding the gun at a proper distance to your work can cause additional paint usage. Also, because the paint flows from the gun's nozzle in a fan or vee shaped pattern this may by nature may tend to use more paint. Additionally, airless sprayers are advertised as having no need to thin the paint...having no need and being desirable are very different. Sure you don't have to but I thinned my paint per instructions on the can and gained considerable more control over my spraying and believe it even looked better. Also, I've seen reviews saying you can't get accesories...this is not correct. I have bought cheap 20" and 40" extensions and they work just fine. With the exception of tips, I've found that most airless spray accesories are universal. I've also purchased Wagners roller attachment, roller pads and a straight sprayer gun which will be used with my extensions for some upcoming ceiling and wall projects. I got this idea from people posting on social media having sucessfully using this sprayer with these attachments. Wagner doesn't advertise accesories but yes, they are available. As far as cleaning, I didn't have any issues. Folks, YouTube how to clean this sprayer. You're having to clean up paint which is no different cleaning it off from this sprayer than anything else. As my project progressed I learned to prime, paint and cleanout the unit while minimizing my mess. This is another area that practice will improve your results. Lastly, although it was not excessive, I did get some overspray while using this sprayer. This may have been influenced by my lack of experience. Maybe I was too far away, not sure but I suggest planning on some overspray and prepare your area where you'll be painting accordingly Overall I am completely satisfied with this sprayer and feel it will serve me well for years to come. I found the more I used it the better I got. I'm sure this will be true for you also. This sprayer was quite enjoyable to use and changes the ball game for me and my paint projects. I will be using this for several projects coming up including staining my wooden deck (tip 313), painting 3 bedrooms both walls and ceilings, rocking chairs on the front porch...you name it. Good luck and happy painting!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2021 by Mike
Sprayer
Size: Control Pro 130 T2 Gun
Works well. Tough to clean. Does a great job at applying paint. Should have purchased the next 2 models up.
Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2024 by Michael
Does the job well, but there may be better options
Size: Control Pro 170
The Wagner Control Pro 170 is the first airless paint sprayer I've used. The machine worked well and the learning curve is not too high. I painted the entire exterior of our home, which came out beautiful. I used different tips, so I can't speak to the quality of the included HEA tip much. This unit is powerful for the price, but now that I'm familiar with it I wish I had gone with a Graco unit like the Magnum X5. (1) The 170's spray gun doesn't include a filter. I'd recommend buying a separate inline filter to this unit to reduce clogging frequency. The Graco has a filter inside the spray gun. (2) The 170 takes longer to clean after use which ultimately is where a lot of time is spent. With the Graco, the inlet tube can be connected to a water hose to flush the system with less water and time use.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2022 by V. Suba
Control 170, Review after first project
Size: Control Pro 170
I bought the 170 version because I wanted to spray some oil based primer as well as latex paint. I also think the all metal spray gun and longer hose is worth it compared to the 150 model. First time spraying paint. The unit is pretty easy to use, definitely read the manual first, get familiar with it. Overall, I'm happy with this thing and will get plenty of use from it. I had to thin the oil based primer a little, like a 10:1 paint to thinner ratio. I used zinsser cover stain bonding primer. I used mineral spirits to thin because I already had that on hand for clean up. I tried to spray the un-thinned primer, but the spray pattern was poor, kept clogging. I used both 515 and 517 spray tips, even the 517 clogged. After I thinned it just a little, it sprayed without issue. When it came to the latex paint, this thing rock and rolled. I didn't have to thin it, used the 515 tip. I used a Behr mid-grade paint + primer. I got about 280 sq ft per gallon of paint, following the recommended usage of 10-12 inches from the wall and 50% overlap. I recommend having some extra paint, it takes some just to charge the whole system and you might have some consumed in troubleshooting. If your feeding from a 1 gallon can, you have to check the level regularly. If the level gets to low and you get air in the system, you'll have to purge the hose line. It'll eat up you paint having to do that. I needed two finish coats. With some practice, someone might be able to get the coverage right with one coat. Cleaning was less messy than I expected, though cleaning up oil based is expensive. I went through 3 gallons of mineral spirits flushing it out, and the waste has to be put in containers and all that. For cleaning latex paint, I first flushed with 4-5 gallons of hot water, then with 4-5 gallons of soapy water, and finally rinsed again with 4-5 gallons of hot water. For day-to-day breaks in using it, I just left the whole system charged with water. When it's time to go again, you just drain the water, purge the line with paint and off you go. The long term storage part is kinda hard, it takes 3-hands to do it (one to hold a small container of oil, one to block the spray port, and one to turn the unit on), and you end up with some kind of oil in the lines. I'm going to rig something up for this next time. I'm looking forward to future painting projects, this thing is a huge time saver. I'll never roll a room again if I can avoid it.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2020 by William B. King William B. King