Built for homeowners, DIYers, and serious projects, the IronRidge Stand Airless Paint Sprayer delivers high-pressure, even coverage without the slow work of rolling or brushing.
Finish Bigger Painting Jobs Without the Slow Roll
$699.99
Faster Coverage
Smooth, Even Finish
Versatile Paint Compatibility
Adjustable Spray Control
950w
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Still Painting With a Roller?
Stop Spending Hours on What You Could Spray in Minutes.
The IronRidge Stand Airless Paint Sprayer puts fast, even coverage at your fingertips—helping you tackle walls, fences, cabinets, sheds, furniture, decks, and larger surfaces with less effort and fewer passes. Its high-pressure airless system delivers a consistent spray pattern across your surface, while adjustable pressure gives you the control to match different paints and project sizes.
A More Consistent Finish
Get the kind of coverage that makes every pass count.
Airless spraying breaks paint into a fine, fan-shaped pattern, helping distribute an even layer across your surface without the visible brush strokes and roller marks that can come with traditional painting methods. Whether you're refreshing a wall, coating a fence, refinishing furniture, or taking on a larger project, the IronRidge sprayer helps you cover more area with a smooth, consistent application.
With adjustable pressure control, you can fine-tune the spray to suit the material, surface, and pace of your project. Use a lower setting when you need more controlled coverage and increase the output when you're working across larger areas.
Love the Results or Get Your Money Back
Put the IronRidge Stand Airless Paint Sprayer to work on your next project and see the difference for yourself. If it doesn't deliver the coverage and performance you expected, you're backed by our 30-day money-back guarantee.
CLAIM OFFER
Choose Your Power. Take on Any Project.
Not every painting job needs the same level of power. That’s why the IronRidge Stand Airless Paint Sprayer comes in 650W, 750W, and 950W options—so you can choose the output that fits your workload instead of paying for more power than you need.
Whether you're giving a few pieces of furniture a fresh coat, repainting your fence, or tackling a full-scale renovation, there's an IronRidge model ready for the job.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our products, shipping, returns, and more.
Can I spray directly from a paint bucket?
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Yes. The sprayer uses a suction system that can draw paint directly from a container, so there’s no need to repeatedly fill a small onboard cup.
Do I need to thin my paint before spraying?
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Not necessarily. Airless sprayers are designed to handle thicker coatings at high pressure, but the ideal preparation depends on the specific paint. Always follow the coating manufacturer's instructions regarding thinning and sprayer compatibility.
Can I use it for ceilings?
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Yes. With the appropriate spray setup and extension pole, the sprayer can be used on overhead areas. Working with the correct pressure and technique is important to maintain consistent coverage.
How do I prevent the spray tip from clogging?
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Use properly prepared paint, keep the material free of debris, and clean the spray tip and filters after use. If a clog occurs, follow the manufacturer's pressure-relief and tip-cleaning procedure rather than attempting to clear it while the system is pressurized.
Is the 950W model always the best choice?
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Not necessarily. The best model depends on the size and frequency of your projects. The 650W is suited to lighter DIY work, while the 750W offers a middle ground and the 950W provides the highest output for larger jobs.
Can I leave paint sitting inside the sprayer between projects?
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It's best not to. Paint left inside the system can dry and restrict internal passages, making the next startup more difficult. Flush and clean the system after each use, particularly when changing coatings.
Can I use different types of paint on the same machine?
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Yes, provided the coating is compatible with the sprayer. When switching between different materials, thoroughly clean and flush the system first to prevent the previous coating from mixing with the new one.
What happens if the sprayer gets too much paint buildup?
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Paint buildup can affect the spray pattern and restrict components. Regular flushing, filter cleaning, and tip maintenance help keep the system performing properly.