The Wagner Wide Shot Power Painter features a ceramic, wide-angle spray tip for painting larger surface areas than standard handheld spray guns. This enables fast, 6.6 gallon-per-hour coverage of big projects like walls, doors and exterior surfaces. With its 2,200 p.s.i. pump, the Wide Shot can handle thin to medium interior and exterior latex, as well as stains, sealers and varnish. A 5-foot auxiliary suction set allows you to draw straight from the paint can or from the included backpack. The Wide Shot operates on 120 volts AC and requires a three-wire grounded extension cord.
One-Quart Assembly
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Step 1
Fill the 1-quart container with paint.
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Step 2
Squirt a few drops of household oil into the paint intake and return orifices in the pump housing.
Step 3
Press-fit the suction set into the intake opening.
Step 4
Screw the 1-quart container onto the sprayer.
Suction Extension Assembly
Step 1
Squirt a few drops of household oil into the paint intake and return orifices in the pump housing.
Step 2
Press-fit the dual-hose fitting into the intake and return orifices in the bottom of the sprayer housing. Place the locking collar over the dual-hose fitting and tighten it securely.
Step 3
Press-fit the suction hose set onto the intake and return pipes of the dual-hose fitting.
Step 4
Slide the paint container clip onto the hose. Insert the suction set hose adapter into the end of the suction hose. Push the suction set assembly into the end of the suction hose.
Step 5
Place the suction set assembly into a 1-gallon can of pain and clip the paint container clip to the side of the can.
Spray Tip
Step 1
Choose the correct tip orientation for the surface. The wide-angle tip is adjustable to produce either a wide vertical or wide horizontal spray pattern.
Step 2
Turn the spray tip 1/4 turn clockwise to unlock it.
Step 3
Rotate the adjusting arm so that it points down for a horizontal pattern. Rotate the adjusting arm so it points to the side for a vertical pattern.
Step 4
Tighten the tip by hand.