10 Best Paint Sprayers in the UK 2023 | Wagner, Bosch and More

Bosch is a household name in the UK, having achieved this recognitions thanks to their high-quality and reliable consumer goods. Hence, why their spray painter takes our top spot! It can be used for wall paint, enamel or varnish, on both wood and metal too, with a powerful 650 W that applies paint at two m² per minute. 

Not only that, but they provide a shoulder strap to help you keep it steady whilst you work. Add to that a decent 1 litre tank capacity and a relatively competitive price, and you have a quality piece of equipment that will be more than ready to get the job done. 

This sprayer may have missed out on the number one position, but it really is the creme de la creme of paint sprayers. We particularly like that this user-friendly piece of kit can be appreciated by confident DIYers and beginners alike. 

While it might look a little fiddly, it's super easy to set up. Once up and running, it's an incredibly powerful sprayer, capable of covering 15 metres in two minutes, making it ideal for large scale renovations. It's expensive, but can you really put a price on time? 

Here, we have another Wagner paint sprayer, this time it's their corded HVLP. This particular sprayer runs on 630 W of power, allowing it to paint evenly with perfect coverage, ensuring a high-quality surface finish. 

Besides doing a top-notch job, this particular sprayer works well with a range of paints including wall paint, lacquers and glazes. It also comes with a practical carry case and additional attachments for paints and varnishes.

Achieve a flawless finish with little force, thanks to this electric paint sprayer from VonHaus. This sprayer offers 400 W of power, which might not be enough for those looking to paint on a commercial scale, but should be more than enough for occasional DIY jobs. 

Just because it's designed for at-home use, doesn't mean it's lacking in nifty features. As a matter of fact, it has three decent nozzle options and works well with many different styles of paints. The capacity is a bit low, but for the price, it's hard to complain!

One of the standout features of this paint sprayer is that it comes with three different spray patterns - horizontal, vertical and diagonal. This makes multi-directional painting that much easier. It also provides two air caps, letting you switch between thinner or thicker coats. 

Another thing we like about this particular sprayer, is the balance between paint capacity and weight. Despite the larger 1.1 litre capacity, the weight remains low enough to use comfortably for prolonged periods of time.

Wagner's ControlPro 250 works with both water- and solvent-based paints, such as emulsion and latex paints. However, you can also use it with varnishes, enamels, wood preservatives, stains and much more. 

Additionally, it offers two different spraying speeds, the most user-friendly being a softer spray, which allows for maximum control and 55% less overspray for less mess! It's big, clunky and pricey, but if you've got a lot of work to get through, either professionally or domestically, it's a reliable choice. 

If you're looking to buy a paint sprayer on a budget, then this bad boy from Terratek would be our recommendation. The device has three different spray patterns (nozzle options), is straightforward to use and works with a variety of paints and varnishes.

According to the company, it can paint a wall up to eight times quicker than if you were to attempt it manually, which means you'll have your home popping in no time! However, some beginners have found the sprayer difficult to use, particularly as there is no shoulder strap. 

Black+Decker are one of the most trusted names in home DIY, so it's only right that they would make an appearance in our ranking. Here, we have their HVLP spray painter boasting a respectable 400 W of power (connected via the mains) and a decent 1.2 L paint capacity. Interestingly, the tank is filled from the side, making it easier to use. 

The sprayer also includes a paint flow indicator. This feature displays the paint settings, ensuring that you gets a uniform finish. Sadly, it is known for being quite a kerfuffle to set up, which can be a little frustrating.  

This offering from Graco is one of the highest-rated paint sprayers on the market. It makes short work of achieving professional finishes on a range of different surfaces, is very powerful and works fast, ensuring excellent results in no time at all. 

However, there are a few points worth mentioning. Firstly, the incredibly high cost, which might be okay if you're buying it for a business, but for casual DIY-ers, it's probably a little too much. Secondly, even at this price point, it only works well with thinner paints. 

Getting the ranking underway is the MYPS700 PRO-Spray from Mylek. This high-quality, 700 W sprayer comes with excellent specs, including a three-way spray head for extra-fine atomisation. This creates a uniform paint coverage, even when only painting a single coat.

Furthermore, you get two separate paint tanks of varying capacities, and a nifty shoulder strap to help carry the weight. However, it is incredibly loud, which could be a problem for the rest of the family or your neighbours.