I bought an expensive Fuji Q4 paint sprayer and loved that sprayer, but the 3500 definitely rivals it for a much lower cost! And, as much as I hate to say it after spending so much on the Fuji, the Wagner FLEXiO series of sprayers spray just as well in my opinion!

In summary, whether the Wagner FLEXiO 3000 paint sprayer is worth it or not depends on the specific needs and preferences of the user. This tool is ideal for spraying small items like cabinet doors up to mid-sized pieces, such as garden sheds and walls. You should spray from a distance of 6 inches and apply a wet coat with each pass to get flawless finish. This is an easy way rather than making multiple passes to wet the surface.One unhappy user stated that: “The only downside of the Flexio 3000 is that it is louder than other competitive sprayers. So, I would recommend using ear protection.”

Has 2 nozzles (one for painting walls and fences; and one for fine finishes andfurniture) and 2 cupsIt also claims that it’s 50% quieter than competitors making this unit perfect if you want some early Sunday morning noise. Less Overspray : The sprayer’s adjustable settings and efficient atomization reduce overspray compared to conventional paint sprayers, leading to less wasted paint and a neater workspace. And from my experience, you guys should consider this option while watching the upsides and downsides of this paint sprayer according to your own needs. Is WAGNER 590 the same as 3000?