Maximum 058-9373-2, Instruction Manual

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1. Plug in compressor, turn it on, set the
pressure regulator to 40 PSI, attach one
end of the air hose to the compressor
and the other end of the air hose (1) to
the air tool (Fig. E).
OPERATION
3. Squeeze the trigger (1) of the spray gun
(2). Start moving the gun before pressing
the trigger and release the trigger before
stopping the gun movement at the end
of each stroke. This procedure will blend
each stroke with the next without
overlap or unevenness (Fig. G).
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4. Move the gun (1) at a constant pace in a
back and forth parallel direction,
maintaining a uniform distance from the
surface to be painted (Fig. H).
5. Repeat the strokes until a uniform
coating is formed.
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NOTE:
Do some practice sprays to check
and adjust the spray pattern and gun set
up, using a spare surface (scrap piece of
metal).
2. Hold the gun (1) so that the nozzle is
approximately 6" to 12" (15 to 30 cm)
from the work
surface, perpendicular
to the spraying area (Fig. F).
6" - 12"
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NOTE:
Use a pi ece of card b oard as a shield to ca p ture
the loss of s pray paint at the en ds o f the workp iece to
p rotect other su rfaces from be i ng pa inted.
NOTE:
T wo p ro p er and unifor m thin coats of pa i nt, rather
than one thi ck layer, wi ll yiel d better res ults and reduce the
chance of runs.
• The speed of the stroke, the distance from the work surface,
and the setting of the paint adjusting knob vary the amount
of paint being applied.
Always move the gun in a
parallel direction.
DON’TS
Do not press the trigger with the gun
at an inclined or angled position.
Do not stop the sprayer movement in
between strokes, as this will cause a
build-up of paint and result in runs.
1. Improper/thin coating region
2. Uniform/thick coating region
1. Uniform coating region
2. Stroke starting position
3. Trigger pressing position
4. Trigger releasing position
5. Stroke stopping position
6. Gun movement path
DO’S
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6" - 12"
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CAUTION!
Potential hazar d that may res ult i n m oderate injury
or da m a g e to e q ui pm ent.
• D o not fan the gun w h ile painting . This w ill cause a
bui l d-up of pa int in the centre of the stro ke and an
i nsuffic ient coati ng at t he ends. Failu r e to comp ly
m ay resul t in m oderate injur y or damage to
equ i pm ent.
Fig. E
Fig. F
Fig. G
Fig. H
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