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Eastwood Technical Assistance: 800.343.9353 >> [email protected]
INJURY HAZARD!
• This Paint Gun can accidentally spray when handling while connected to an
air supply causing serious personal injury. Always disconnect the Paint Gun
from the air supply before adding paint, changing nozzles, removing clogs or
other maintenance.
• Use only Eastwood Aerosol Injected Cleaner, Eastwood Paint Gun and Equip-
ment Cleaner, acetone or lacquer thinner to clean guns. Use of chlorinated or
halogenated hydrocarbon solvents can corrode aluminum gun components
or emit hazardous reactive gasses.
• Use for spraying paint products only. Do not use for spraying pesticides,
fertilizer, acids or other corrosive materials and solvents.
SAFETY INFORMATION
SET-UP
• Remove all components from carton, identify them and become familiar with their purpose.
• Before use, it is necessary to thoroughly clean out the paint cup as well as the paint gun air
and paint passages with a solvent such as Eastwood PRE, Eastwood Aerosol Injected Cleaner,
Eastwood Paint Gun and Equipment Cleaner or acetone. This is to remove any residual manu-
facturing oils or impurities that may remain. Dry thoroughly.
• A 3/8” I.D. minimum air hose at a 25’ maximum length is strongly recommended for best
results. Smaller I.D. hose and greater length may reduce available CFM and produce unsatis-
factory results.
• A clean, dry, regulated air supply is required. An Eastwood #31633, Eastwood Air CFS, or
equivalent works well.
• To avoid pulsation of pressure when the trigger is depressed, an optionally available, remotely
mounted, main regulator should be set to approx. 40 PSI [2.75 bar] and an optional “on the
gun” regulator (an Eastwood #31834 Concours Pro Regulator works perfectly), initially set to
30 PSI [2 bar], is then used for fine-tuning of gun pressure.
