USING THE VISCOSITY CUP
Dip the viscosity cup into the paint (or other medium) to fill it.
Time how long the paint takes to empty from the cup (see fig.1) & refer to the viscosity guide on page
4 to compare the time. Thin the paint further until the recommended time is achieved.
PREPARING & USING YOUR SPRAY GUN
SAFETY WARNING!
DO NOT SPRAY FLAMMABLE MATERIALS (FLASH POINT < 21˚C). ALWAYS
SPRAY IN A WELL VENTILATED AREA. NEVER SPRAY NEAR NAKED
FLAMES.
ALWAYS WEAR PROTECTIVE FACE MASK, GOGGLES, GLOVES & EAR PROTECTORS WHEN
USING YOUR SPRAYGUN.
MASK THE AREAS OF THE ITEM THAT YOU DO NOT WANT TO SPRAY & PROTECT ANY
ADJACENT AREAS THAT COULD BE AFFECTED BY
OVERSPRAY.
Before fitting the paint container, turn the spray gun upside down &
put a few drops of lubricating oil down the inlet and outlet spouts.
(see fig.2)
Plug the spray gun into a power socket & run the motor for one or
two seconds to distribute the oil around the cylinder & piston.
Disconnect the power & push the Suction Tube & Filter firmly into
the inlet spout, which is the longer of the two spouts.
Fill the container with the prepared paint or other medium, which as a precaution should be filtered
through a suitable funnel that has a filter. As an alternative to a filter the paint can be poured through
a nylon stocking or tights. This should ensure there is no contamination of the paint that could block or
damage the spray gun. DO NOT FILL THE CONTAINER BEYOND THE MAXIMUM LEVEL
INDICATED.
Screw the spray gun tightly onto the filled container. Plug the spray gun into a power socket and it is
now ready to be set up.
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fig.1
fig.2
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