Graco TC Pro Cordless Airless
- 514 Tip included
- 2 Lithium Ion Batteries
- Sprays hot solvents and flammable materials
- Powered by DEWALT XR Lithium Ion System
- Includes flex liners, filters, pump armor
- Uses RAC X FFLP Spray Tips
- Triax Triple Piston Pump with ProConnect
Powered by a DeWalt 20V lithium battery, the Graco TC Pro will make painting easier than you ever thought. Thanks to its unique design, users can spray unthinned paints and primers in any direction – including upside-down.
With the TC Pro Control technology incorporated by Graco, users are able to adjust the output pressure of their spray.
You can go from 0 PSI (though why you would want to do so is a little curious) to 2000 PSI for complete spray control. With varying spray speeds, you can control your overspray technique to create excellent finishes every time.
What You Receive with the Graco TC Pro Paint Sprayer
Inside the box are a bunch of goodies that users will enjoy with their purchase of the Graco TC Pro Cordless Airless Paint Sprayer. Here is what you get.
- Flexline bags of 4 ounces to 32 ounces.
- 4 ounces of Graco pump armor storage fluid.
- A 60-mesh filter.
- 514 reversible spray tip. (Get Different Tips HERE)
- Two DeWalt lithium-ion batteries and an XR charger.
- 2 VacuValve caps.
According to the manufacturer, users can receive up to 1 gallon of paint spraying on a single battery charge.
For practical purposes, we found that to be about 45 minutes of stop-and-start time or 30 minutes of continuous painting.
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Pros | Cons |
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Paint Thinning Not Required | Weighs 12 lbs/wrist fatigue |
Smooth Consistent Finish | Must work continuously or paint dies |
Spray Control for All Levels of Painter | Battery Life is short |
Getting Started with Your New Graco Airless Sprayer
Here is a quick video so you know what to expect when you receive (and go to use) your new Graco Cordless paint sprayer.
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Pros of the Graco TC Pro Airless Paint Sprayer
The primary benefit of the Graco TC is its versatility. It claims that no thinning is required for paints or stains, so we put that claim to the test.
It performed well, providing a smooth finish that was nice and even on a consistent basis. The control over the spray is extremely helpful in this, allowing users to work at a speed that is comfortable for them.
The TC Pro paints fast, covering a ton of your surface in no time at all. Because of the speed you can paint, this sprayer is great for large jobs like a big fence or your home exterior. A battery charge last about 30-45 mins of continuous painting time.
The Graco Truecoat Pro works just as well with stains as it does with paint.
Cons of the Graco TC Pro
Be sure to use the flexline bags for stains, however, as the disbursement cup is susceptible to staining.
Straining the paint is also necessary. Any changes to the texture of the paint or stain does create a bit of a problem for the TC Pro.
You must also work in an almost continuous fashion to prevent the paint or stain from drying within the unit. If you pause for more than 15 minutes, you’ll need to clean the equipment before continuing again.
The TC Pro does weigh a good 10 pounds when fully loaded, so it may prove to have some difficult handling for some users.
Wrist fatigue could be problematic for some users as well.
Conclusion
Despite the overall cost, we found the Graco TC Pro Cordless Airless Paint Sprayer to be a good value purchase.
It operates consistently. It provides a smooth and consistent surface for experienced sprayers and is easy to learn for beginners. If you are planning a large project, then you’ll love what this sprayer can do for you.
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