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holes with the nozzle brush.
4. Carefully undo the paint control to release the spring tension on the needle. Store the
control cap and spring to one side. Pull the trigger once and then with draw the needle.
Immerse the needle and gun body in the bath to make sure all remaining paint is removed.
5. Reassemble the spray gun components lubricating all nylon packing washers, and any
moving parts that pivot or slide. Only apply a lubricant specifically designed for use on a
spray gun.
6. When rebuilt, connect the gun to the air supply and operate the trigger for a short while to
disperse any remaining water and dry the inside of the gun.
Do not use any metal objects to clean the nozzle or air holes as it will damage the spray
gun and result in a poor spray pattern.
