Dream on.......................................2 completely different systems. Nice excuse, if the wife will go for it................

 

Probably not in HVLP. I used an old style, remote 1 gal paint pot type gun to paint the inside of my pole barn white. I used a large nozzle (DeVilbiss gun) and thinned the gallon interior gloss about 15%. This worked very well with the pot pressure turned up a bit. I could hit the peak of the inside roof and get good coverage.

 

I dunno.. try using the excuse so you can get your car paint gun, then just paint the house by hand. I dunno if anything works better than the standard Wagner Power painter, but I got one and I stained my deck with it, then I later painted a wooden fence, and I have to say.. it did a good job of painting my face and arms. They don't seem to have a reputation of being very worthwhile beyond the first job you use them for.

 

Plus, they waste a ton of paint....................

 

You Can Do It!

Unless your house is brand new, your best bet is to get yourself an 18 in. roller w/shorter nap depending on how deep/thick the texture of the surface. Brush and roll w/o getting too far ahead of yourself so everything blends nicely and you can get a house done supprisingly quick when you compare it to everything that you would have to mask off for spraying. Airless is the only way to go for walls. Air- Assisted- Airless, HVLP, and conventional air(automotive type ) sprayers are all good for trim. The conventional is what you want for your car. Good Luck

 

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I have this, 220 just wasnt an option for me at this time at my house, seems to work ok

 

Roll the house, spray the cars. Rollers and brushes give a much better and easier finish to touch up, plus you don't have to worry about all that overspray everywhere. My 2 cents