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Wagner stuff is terrible...
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Posted by Phil from Maryland on November 13, 2004 at 13:30:11 from (67.131.37.63):
In Reply to: Re: OT: House Painting blues posted by John M on November 13, 2004 at 08:16:26:
I have to tell you my experiences with Wagner stuff... I purchased a wagner tool that yopu place a can of paint in and it was supposedly suppose to suck the paint out. It kept clogging up and was a bear to keep clean. I gave up, threw it out and used a roller. OH, and was it ever loud!!! WHOOOOAAA The a year ago I thought to myself "self, wagner hopefully fixed there quality issues so give'em a try". What a mistake. I bought a power roller. At first I thought it was a grwat tool. Not too loud, easy to use. Then it happened. The stupid cheap clear rubber hose that plugs into the paint roller literally fell out!! Paint started to spew everywhere from the hose. Of course I was in a hurry to shut it off and by accident tripped over a full gallon of paint and spilled all of it onto carpet! CARPET!!!!!!!!!!!! UUgghh... All because some engineer decided that it was ok not to include some type of hose clamp for the tube. NEVER AGAIN!!!!! I asked about better ways to paint and about Wagner cause maybe someone else has found a better tool. Thanks Phil
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