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If you are doing a whole house and it's empty then a sprayer is your friend. Buy a lot of masking tape and be prepared to spend most of your masking and prepping. When you do get to spray it goes on fast. You might need a mate to follow it with a roller to add texture.
https://shop.tooltalk.com/products/wagner-control-pro-350-m-airless-sprayer-600w-240v-wag2371058
That's a big ticket item. There are plenty of cheaper options for sprayers; not sure about the advantages about airless vs HVLP, but airless seems a bit overkill.
If the house is not empty then the overspray is a bit of a sod and you'll spend a lot of time covering things and trying to remove paint where it isn't supposed to be. With airless it will be worse, compared to HVLP, it seems.
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Howard
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Has anyone got/tried the Wagner airless sprayers?
I'm considering the control pro 350 models as I'll soon have a whole new house to paint and want to know if I'd be better off with just a box of rollers (I hate rollers)
https://shop.tooltalk.com/products/wagner-control-pro-350-m-airless-sprayer-600w-240v-wag2371058