Fence sprayer
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dba7108

Original Poster:

686 posts

193 months

I tried to paint my fence panels today using my air compressor and spray gun. The stuff is going everywhere. It's about 9mph wind today which isn't great but I wondered if a ronseal paint sprayer would be better and create less mess. Or there are those other sprayers can't think what they are called but are about £65.

AndyTR

743 posts

149 months

Wagner, currently £50 on amazon. I used one to spray 6 stables with creosote and it was fine.

JoshSm

4,050 posts

62 months

HVLP gun with your compressor or ???

Last lot I did was using HVLP, have done it with an airless fence sprayer and it was messy.

Does depend on the product, some of those fence paints are thick.

zb

3,938 posts

189 months

It really has to be dead calm with the ronseal one, even then, I put a lot of dust sheets over the wall behind the fence I was spraying, and was surprised at the amount of over spray.

It did work well enough but found the colour to be a lot more lurid, than with a brush.

My cousin wasn't so lucky, and ended up buying his neighbour entire new bedding sets.


alabbasi

3,138 posts

112 months

I think a regular garden sprayer will do a decent job. You don't need high pressure for a fence.


dba7108

Original Poster:

686 posts

193 months

Yes it's one of these. I found it too messy it's blowing everywhere and the neighbour 2 doors down complained. I've borrowed a friend's Wagner and will see if that is any better. Failing that il brush it on but it just takes an age.


119

18,056 posts

61 months

AndyTR said:
Wagner, currently £50 on amazon. I used one to spray 6 stables with creosote and it was fine.
No other product has ever come close to smelling as awesome as that stuff!


As you were….

dba7108

Original Poster:

686 posts

193 months

I used a Wagner and it was good. Though did seem to eat through the liquid at a fast rate.

Spurry

204 posts

115 months

dba7108 said:
I used a Wagner and it was good. Though did seem to eat through the liquid at a fast rate.
Isn't that the truth.Used 20L so far, on some post and rail fence, just ordered another 10L.

Landlubber

576 posts

74 months

alabbasi said:
I think a regular garden sprayer will do a decent job. You don't need high pressure for a fence.

It's what I use.