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title: "Magnum X5 Airless Paint Sprayer, Interior & Exterior"
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# 3000 PSI max pressure Supports 75 ft hose length Up to 10 gallons capacity Magnum X5 Airless Paint Sprayer, Interior & Exterior

**Brand:** graco
**Price:** € 911.93
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎨 Spray Like a Pro, Finish Like a Boss!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Magnum X5 Airless Paint Sprayer, Interior & Exterior by graco
- **How much does it cost?** € 911.93 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- graco enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted graco brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Reach New Heights:** Spray up to 75 feet away—perfect for second stories and hard-to-reach spots.
- • **Ultimate Mobility:** Lightweight 15 lbs design with flexible suction tube for easy bucket-to-spray transitions.
- • **Power Meets Precision:** Adjustable pressure control for flawless finishes on any paint or stain.
- • **Project-Ready Capacity:** Handles up to 10 gallons so you can conquer multiple large projects without pause.
- • **Pro-Grade Accessories Included:** Comes with metal spray gun, durable hose, and quick-start guide to get you painting fast.

## Overview

The Graco Magnum X5 Airless Paint Sprayer is a powerful, professional-grade tool designed for DIY homeowners and remodelers. With a maximum pressure of 3000 PSI, it supports up to 10 gallons of paint and a 75-foot hose, enabling efficient coverage of large interior and exterior projects. Its fully adjustable pressure control and included metal spray gun ensure precise, high-quality finishes. Lightweight and portable, the X5 offers unmatched mobility and ease of use, making it the go-to sprayer for tackling decks, fences, siding, and more with speed and finesse.

## Description

Product Description The Graco Project Series sprayers make it easy for avid DIY homeowners and handymen to power through small to midsize jobs with speed and finesse. DIY homeowners and handymen get cost-efficient, high-speed performance with the Magnum X5. These sprayers are ideal for painting all types of indoor projects, or tackle outdoor projects like decks, siding, fences or small homes. Includes SG2 Metal Spray Gun, RAC IV 515 Switch Tip, 25 ft. Duraflex paint hose, Pump Armor storage fluid, PowerFlush adapter, Quick Start-Up Guide and Operation Manual. From the Manufacturer Graco - The Brand Preferred by Pros. Whether you’re a weekend warrior, a serious DIY enthusiast, a handyman or remodeling contractor, or a painting professional, Graco makes the ideal airless spraying equipment to meet your needs. Whether you are just starting out or moving up, choose the Magnum or Graco model to help you handle your job with ease. No matter what you're painting—entire homes, rooms, decks or fences—Graco has you covered!

Review: ABSOLUTELY DA BOMB! but with correct prep - Love this thing! I did watch YT videos as well as Gracos videos. Had to clean out several times bec I didn’t want to clog the machine. I used 3M masker with tips form painters online to mask off door and trim. Even as a newbie I got a fantastic finish. Recommend for new users- Watch videos. Take the time to learn aspects of the machines. Settings. Tips and pressure needs. It doesn’t take long but is well worth it. Expect to use more paint than is normal. Sometimes a lot more if u dotn setup the machine correctly Pay attention to temps before u plan to paint Takes longer to cure and your specialty paint may need a range to be applied best Also use really good lighting. With the finish this gives u really need well lit area. Older eyes especially. I only painted during daylight hours and above 50 degrees ambient temp Buy 2- 5 gallon pails with lids and devote them exclusively to paint jobs. Wash each out well after using. Have hose ready with control valve or u will be walking back and forth too much. I got the extension wand but really didn’t need it for jobs so far. Prep, prep, prep WELL. No sprayer will help u if u don’t prep whatever u r painting well. I will post pics later but am working on metal exterior doors right now and I spent a LOT of time prepping. But the end result was worth it. Go to sherwin Williams or Benjamin Moore or a specialty store who knows paint! Dont use cheap stuff. Use good primer and paint. It makes a difference. And make sure To use proper primer. Store can help. Big box stores r convenient but they usually don’t have all the expertise u need Be prepared for mistakes and messes at first. Use drop cloths on concrete or where u don’t want to have paint should it spill But cheap plastic drop cloths and use on walls around your painting. Prevents overspray from clinging in the air and then onto surrounding areas. Consider using a masker. 3M 3000 is well known and very very easy to use when u learn. I just watched YT videos and bought masking tape, Brown paper, paper blade or plastic blade. Practice. It’s EASY! If u have compressor use air gun to air off dust or use a dusting brush just before u paint. That fine dust will mar ur beautiful finish if not Get some help if u r short or not real strong. Moving ladders and buckets can be helpful with friend. Use paint strainer bags. They r pretty cheap and will keep u from clogging your tips If u leave your gun for a few min and then it won’t spray ur strainer is likely plugged. Uncouple the gun break it down (easy peasy) and wash throughly before trying again. It’s not worth the aggravation. After it happened to me I was careful with wash thru Do washing outside. Who cares if some paint on grass better than inside your house Suggest u get big spring clamps -CHEAP- at big lots or WM or any big store for cheap cheap and use them to hold lines to side of buckets. The suction and discharge lines from machine r rather inflexible and can pull bucket over or pop out of bucket. Use 2 on each but don’t crimp hose. I put the whole deal on a table and it made it much easier. Use light coats. Much better than glopping it on. 2-3 coats works great great great! Watch YT videos on methods of application. Doors should be vertically up and down motion but other items are different. It does make a difference and practice with some plain old cheap latex paint first. U can spray on cardboard or ground. But u need to see the pattern and ensure that the paint is not ‘tailing’. Easy to adjust and easy to fix Buy extra tips as u go along. There r differences. If u r just using general purpose walls in ur home or priming things the tip that comes with it is fine and easy to use. But if u need a fine finish like for doors or cabinets try a FFLP FINE FINISH LOW PRESSURE. I have been using a 315FFLP and it has given me truly incredible results Very proud of it Tip. Watch for the width of tip. Learn what the numbers mean and it’s easy easy. These tips r the latest and newest and allow u to use about half the pressure normal spraying would need They also produce an incredibly fine finish which looks utterly fantastic. Wear PPE. ESP respirator with cartridges. U dont want to breathe in paint over and over, and this machine atomizes so well that it will float in the air Wear clothing u r willing to throw away. And keep wearing it until u r done. Be prepared for actually WANTING to do painting. can u believe it! Lastly. Don’t expect to be painting the first day. Practice yes but not painting. Prep is far too long to be able to get all done. When I was about to do 5 exterior metal doors I spent majority of time using airplane remover to get the main paint off. It is the best for removing large searches instead of sanding etc. use respirator. That took more a day. Then I had to sand all the remaining and then use Bondo to fix dents and holes etc. sanded that and re did the bondo again. I used TSP and washed each door throughly off. Extra water for removal of all residue. Waited for them to dry and after drying, I took all the weather strips out of jamb and masked it per videos from YT. I primed four exterior doors at once. Made it much easier for cleanup. Sanded lightly and re primed with second coat. Sanded and then went for the gusto. I am about to paint them all at once. Gotta tell ya the painting is the FUN part. It’s takes literally seconds to do a door with this thing. SECONDS ! Will update later with some photos of some projects.
Review: Homeowner's delight - I had two sides of a 130-foot privacy fence to seal with premium Behr 25-year solid-color fence sealer (Home Depot brand). It's good for ten years for decks. With the X-5, I could have done the job in one day, not including pressure washing, etc, but it was hot, and I had to keep going back to Home Depot for more fence stain. I used the color "cedar". (See picture). 1. X5 versus the X7. I almost got the X7, which adds a hand truck to carry the sealer can under the sprayer. But I am glad I didn't. The area I was spraying required me to pickup the sprayer and move it around trees and obstructions. So, I could lift the sprayer and 2 1/2 gallon bucket I used easily. I did use a four wheel Costco hand truck with a section of fiber board where possible to wheel the paint and sprayer along as I painted. But there were times I had to lift the sprayer and paint to move about obstructions next to the fence. If you don't have that issue and you have a big job, the X7 might be more convenient. The X-5 was fast and powerful. Just for kicks, I tried rolling a section of the fence. It took at least 3 or 4 times as long to do versus using the sprayer, and then you had to brush around the cross pieces. 2. Use the directions on the sealer/paint can to thin for use in a sprayer. I found a much better, uninterrupted application thinning the water-based acrylic sealer with 1/2 pint of water per gallon as directed on the can. Also, use the sprayer diameter recommended, which is the one that comes with the sprayer. Be prepared to re-prime the sprayer a few times. If you stop for a while, it's best to clean the paint out of the tube and spray gun to keep it from clogging up. 3. Two coats versus one coat. I couldn't afford two coats. I went back over a few thin spots and then used a roller after it dried to provide uniform coverage. It looks fine. Behr recommends a second thin coat, but I found rolling thin spots out worked just as well. 4. Follow the Graco instructions. They are good. Use a sock and mask. 5. Get some extra buckets. I found a 2 1/2 gallon paint supply bucket worked the best with the X5 sprayer. You will need a waste bucket as well. One of those buckets is good for the waste bucket too since you will need to spray into it to get fluid out of the tubes when setting up. The suction hose is not long, and it's stiff, so it doesn't work that well with the 5-gallon sealer can because the X5 stand is short. You might be able to bungy it to the top of 5-gallon can, but I didn't try that. I ended up getting gallon cans of sealer to finish the job because they were so much easier to handle in the rough terrain on the back side of the fence than the 5-gallon cans and made accurate measures for thinning easier. Plus you could shake them to stir up the paint. 6. Overall very pleased. It's a big project. The X-5 makes it much easier and I am so glad I got it. The fence adds immense value to the property, as well, and having it sealed for longer than I will probably live makes it a good value.

## Features

- Just right for DIY Homeowners and Remodelers looking for more power and mobility when tackling larger projects
- Ideal for projects up to 10 gallons in size, allowing you tackle multiple projects every year
- Fully adjustable pressure control to give you ultimate control to spray paints or stains unthinned at any pressure
- Flexible Suction Tube allows you to spray directly from a 1 or 5-gallon paint bucket
- Supports up to 75 ft of paint hose to reach peaks or second stories without diminishing performance

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0026SR0FW |
| Best Sellers Rank | #12,527 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #19 in Power Paint & HVLP Sprayers |
| Brand | Graco |
| Brand Name | Graco |
| Color | Blue |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 6,857 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00633955310414 |
| Hose Length | 300 inches |
| Included Components | Painting Supplies; Paint Sprayers & Guns; power-paint-sprayers |
| Item Dimensions W x H | 12.4"W x 17.9"H |
| Item Type Name | Graco Magnum 262800 X5 Stand Airless Paint Sprayer |
| Item Weight | 15 pounds |
| Manufacturer | Graco |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 262800 |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | One year warranty against manufacturer defect |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Material Type | Stainless Steel |
| Maximum Pressure | 3000 psi |
| Model Name | X5 |
| Model Number | 262800 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Power Source | Electric |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Painting |
| Style Name | Magnum X5 Airless Paint Sprayer |
| Tank Volume | 5 gallons |
| UPC | 633955310414 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Graco
- **Color:** Blue
- **Material:** Stainless Steel
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Painting
- **Tank Volume:** 5 gallons

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ABSOLUTELY DA BOMB! but with correct prep
*by L***. on January 4, 2018*

Love this thing! I did watch YT videos as well as Gracos videos. Had to clean out several times bec I didn’t want to clog the machine. I used 3M masker with tips form painters online to mask off door and trim. Even as a newbie I got a fantastic finish. Recommend for new users- Watch videos. Take the time to learn aspects of the machines. Settings. Tips and pressure needs. It doesn’t take long but is well worth it. Expect to use more paint than is normal. Sometimes a lot more if u dotn setup the machine correctly Pay attention to temps before u plan to paint Takes longer to cure and your specialty paint may need a range to be applied best Also use really good lighting. With the finish this gives u really need well lit area. Older eyes especially. I only painted during daylight hours and above 50 degrees ambient temp Buy 2- 5 gallon pails with lids and devote them exclusively to paint jobs. Wash each out well after using. Have hose ready with control valve or u will be walking back and forth too much. I got the extension wand but really didn’t need it for jobs so far. Prep, prep, prep WELL. No sprayer will help u if u don’t prep whatever u r painting well. I will post pics later but am working on metal exterior doors right now and I spent a LOT of time prepping. But the end result was worth it. Go to sherwin Williams or Benjamin Moore or a specialty store who knows paint! Dont use cheap stuff. Use good primer and paint. It makes a difference. And make sure To use proper primer. Store can help. Big box stores r convenient but they usually don’t have all the expertise u need Be prepared for mistakes and messes at first. Use drop cloths on concrete or where u don’t want to have paint should it spill But cheap plastic drop cloths and use on walls around your painting. Prevents overspray from clinging in the air and then onto surrounding areas. Consider using a masker. 3M 3000 is well known and very very easy to use when u learn. I just watched YT videos and bought masking tape, Brown paper, paper blade or plastic blade. Practice. It’s EASY! If u have compressor use air gun to air off dust or use a dusting brush just before u paint. That fine dust will mar ur beautiful finish if not Get some help if u r short or not real strong. Moving ladders and buckets can be helpful with friend. Use paint strainer bags. They r pretty cheap and will keep u from clogging your tips If u leave your gun for a few min and then it won’t spray ur strainer is likely plugged. Uncouple the gun break it down (easy peasy) and wash throughly before trying again. It’s not worth the aggravation. After it happened to me I was careful with wash thru Do washing outside. Who cares if some paint on grass better than inside your house Suggest u get big spring clamps -CHEAP- at big lots or WM or any big store for cheap cheap and use them to hold lines to side of buckets. The suction and discharge lines from machine r rather inflexible and can pull bucket over or pop out of bucket. Use 2 on each but don’t crimp hose. I put the whole deal on a table and it made it much easier. Use light coats. Much better than glopping it on. 2-3 coats works great great great! Watch YT videos on methods of application. Doors should be vertically up and down motion but other items are different. It does make a difference and practice with some plain old cheap latex paint first. U can spray on cardboard or ground. But u need to see the pattern and ensure that the paint is not ‘tailing’. Easy to adjust and easy to fix Buy extra tips as u go along. There r differences. If u r just using general purpose walls in ur home or priming things the tip that comes with it is fine and easy to use. But if u need a fine finish like for doors or cabinets try a FFLP FINE FINISH LOW PRESSURE. I have been using a 315FFLP and it has given me truly incredible results Very proud of it Tip. Watch for the width of tip. Learn what the numbers mean and it’s easy easy. These tips r the latest and newest and allow u to use about half the pressure normal spraying would need They also produce an incredibly fine finish which looks utterly fantastic. Wear PPE. ESP respirator with cartridges. U dont want to breathe in paint over and over, and this machine atomizes so well that it will float in the air Wear clothing u r willing to throw away. And keep wearing it until u r done. Be prepared for actually WANTING to do painting. can u believe it! Lastly. Don’t expect to be painting the first day. Practice yes but not painting. Prep is far too long to be able to get all done. When I was about to do 5 exterior metal doors I spent majority of time using airplane remover to get the main paint off. It is the best for removing large searches instead of sanding etc. use respirator. That took more a day. Then I had to sand all the remaining and then use Bondo to fix dents and holes etc. sanded that and re did the bondo again. I used TSP and washed each door throughly off. Extra water for removal of all residue. Waited for them to dry and after drying, I took all the weather strips out of jamb and masked it per videos from YT. I primed four exterior doors at once. Made it much easier for cleanup. Sanded lightly and re primed with second coat. Sanded and then went for the gusto. I am about to paint them all at once. Gotta tell ya the painting is the FUN part. It’s takes literally seconds to do a door with this thing. SECONDS ! Will update later with some photos of some projects.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Homeowner's delight
*by D***B on September 6, 2024*

I had two sides of a 130-foot privacy fence to seal with premium Behr 25-year solid-color fence sealer (Home Depot brand). It's good for ten years for decks. With the X-5, I could have done the job in one day, not including pressure washing, etc, but it was hot, and I had to keep going back to Home Depot for more fence stain. I used the color "cedar". (See picture). 1. X5 versus the X7. I almost got the X7, which adds a hand truck to carry the sealer can under the sprayer. But I am glad I didn't. The area I was spraying required me to pickup the sprayer and move it around trees and obstructions. So, I could lift the sprayer and 2 1/2 gallon bucket I used easily. I did use a four wheel Costco hand truck with a section of fiber board where possible to wheel the paint and sprayer along as I painted. But there were times I had to lift the sprayer and paint to move about obstructions next to the fence. If you don't have that issue and you have a big job, the X7 might be more convenient. The X-5 was fast and powerful. Just for kicks, I tried rolling a section of the fence. It took at least 3 or 4 times as long to do versus using the sprayer, and then you had to brush around the cross pieces. 2. Use the directions on the sealer/paint can to thin for use in a sprayer. I found a much better, uninterrupted application thinning the water-based acrylic sealer with 1/2 pint of water per gallon as directed on the can. Also, use the sprayer diameter recommended, which is the one that comes with the sprayer. Be prepared to re-prime the sprayer a few times. If you stop for a while, it's best to clean the paint out of the tube and spray gun to keep it from clogging up. 3. Two coats versus one coat. I couldn't afford two coats. I went back over a few thin spots and then used a roller after it dried to provide uniform coverage. It looks fine. Behr recommends a second thin coat, but I found rolling thin spots out worked just as well. 4. Follow the Graco instructions. They are good. Use a sock and mask. 5. Get some extra buckets. I found a 2 1/2 gallon paint supply bucket worked the best with the X5 sprayer. You will need a waste bucket as well. One of those buckets is good for the waste bucket too since you will need to spray into it to get fluid out of the tubes when setting up. The suction hose is not long, and it's stiff, so it doesn't work that well with the 5-gallon sealer can because the X5 stand is short. You might be able to bungy it to the top of 5-gallon can, but I didn't try that. I ended up getting gallon cans of sealer to finish the job because they were so much easier to handle in the rough terrain on the back side of the fence than the 5-gallon cans and made accurate measures for thinning easier. Plus you could shake them to stir up the paint. 6. Overall very pleased. It's a big project. The X-5 makes it much easier and I am so glad I got it. The fence adds immense value to the property, as well, and having it sealed for longer than I will probably live makes it a good value.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Saved me 4K
*by S***L on February 20, 2026*

I have an old house with low basement joists since the basement was never supposed to be a living space, so a drop ceiling wasn't an option unless I wanted to walk hunched over all the time. I called a couple of pros for estimates and they wanted $2K-$3k for just the joists. Then offered to do all the new walls for another $2K. I am not paying that kind of money for an interior paint job I could do myself. After watching some youtube videos I found they had a common theme, black dryfall paint and a Graco sprayer. I know what you are thinking, "you just said you had low basement joists and dryfall paint needs 10' to work correctly". You are correct BUT I wanted it because it looked like a good black and I didn't need to prime any wood to use it. Not only that but stuff isn't expensive compared to paints and primers. I did some comparisons of the different Graco models and I decided on the X5. I could have gone to a lower model but with what this was potential saving me I felt comfortable spending a little more for the X5. I also ordered most the other supplies including a respirator and a couple disposable painting suits from Amazon and had everything in time for a Saturday morning of fun. Menards actually had 5 gallon buckets of dryfall at the store so I bought that local. Paints sprayers are fast but it takes a lot of time to prep your paint space. After much cleaning and prepping I got to work with the Graco. I read the manual front to back but really you just need to follow the laminated quick guide. The sprayer is pretty simple to use, prime it up, take some test sprays to get your pressure just right, and then start painting. The first coat took me probably around 6 hours to get it all applied. The next day I looked and I was a little dismayed. The wood soaked in the paint differently all over the place and I either missed some spots or did a light coat in some places. It was difficult painting because my mask and work light would get coated in over-spray and they would have to be cleaned about every 3rd joist. You have to use more paint than if you were to brush or roll, however the actual time of spraying is a fraction of the time you would be rolling or brushing. On Sunday I did a second coat which went much faster. Now I had a rhythm and some experience so it went quicker. Not only that but I didn't have to apply it as thick as before. The next day I went down and uncovered all the lights to see my handy work. I can honestly say, I don't think the pros could have done much better than what the Graco did. The second coat evened everything out and the coverage was great. The wood, romex, PVC, and duct work all looked good. The pros would have done the duct work and PVC a bit better than me but you really have to look close to see the spots where it was too thick. Everyone that has seen it can't believe I did it myself because of how great it turned out. Not sure if that is a compliment to the Graco or an insult to me. Since the ceiling turned out so well, I decided to try my luck with the walls. I had to do a bunch of prep work to cover the ceiling but it turns out it was all worth it. Since this was all on new drywall, I primed the entire area. Rolling the area would have been a few hours but with the Graco I did the entire space in about 40 minutes. Once you get your rhythm down it goes extremely quick. To be honest, I was a little disappointed when I ran out of wall to paint. The result was smooth and even walls. I know I wouldn't have gotten the same result if I would have rolled those walls. It turned out really well. When I did apply the paint I only did one coat since everything was applied so smooth and evenly. Cleaning the Graco isn't fun. I saved the dry fall buckets and then ran water through the system and into those buckets which then went to the hazardous waste recycling center. The latex paint was easier to clean and dispose of since I was able to let those buckets dry out. I then ran the Graco pump armor through it and it is now waiting on the shelf for the next project. The Graco, suppplies, and paint ended up costing around $1K for what they wanted to charge me $5K for. I have some diehard DIY people in my family (they did my framing and drywall) and they all said the same thing after seeing my painting, "Hey, can I borrow that paint sprayer for my next project?" If you have a large painting project, this thing is a must.

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