WaxPar Cordless HVLP Paint Sprayer — Dewalt 20V Compatible, 200W Brushless Motor

Meet the WaxPar Cordless HVLP Paint Sprayer

Designed for DIY enthusiasts and casual craftsmen, this sprayer runs on a Dewalt 20V battery (not included) and delivers consistent, controlled coating for a wide range of projects around home and workshop.

The engine is a compact, high‑efficiency brushless motor that helps keep noise low while extending runtime, letting you work longer with less interruption. The system supports different surfaces and coatings, from wood to primed metals, with a focus on smooth, even application.

Key benefits at a glance

• Cordless freedom lets you move around without hoses or power outlets, ideal for outdoor fences and garden furniture.
• 200W brushless motor delivers steady power and smoother spray with reduced noise for longer sessions.
• Three spray patterns horizontal, vertical and round adapt to irregular shapes and large flat surfaces alike.
• Four nozzle sizes 1.0 mm, 1.8 mm, 2.5 mm, and 3.0 mm enable precise detail work or broad coverage.
• Flow is adjustable via a control valve knob to fine‑tune viscosity and paint output for different coatings.
• Air output reaches up to 160 L/min and viscosity handling up to 40 DIN/sec for a range of coatings.
• Easy to assemble and clean, with a cleaning brush, needle, and viscosity cup included.
• 800 ml paint container and a full set of accessories plus a user manual; 365‑day warranty and free returns provided.

What you get

• Sprayer unit with 800 ml paint container
• Four nozzles (1.0, 1.8, 2.5, 3.0 mm)
• Viscosity cup, cleaning brush, cleaning needle
• User manual and warranty information
• Easy‑to‑remove assembly design for quick cleaning and maintenance

Getting the most from your WaxPar sprayer

Before spraying, test on a scrap piece and check viscosity with the included cup. If the paint passes the cup within 20–40 seconds, thinning may not be necessary.

For best results, switch between patterns and nozzle sizes to suit the surface. Apply light, even coats and maintain a steady distance for uniform coverage.