- The product is intended for painting, varnishing works.
- The product is suitable for the use of water-based paint and oil paint.
- It is recommended to use environmental friendly paints and solvents
- Only use the tool for its intended purpose. Do not use the product to do other things outside of the
described scope in this manual.
- Do not use the product for unsuitable purposes.
- The product is not intended for professional or industrial use.
5.2- NOT intended use
- The product is not intended for dispersion or latex products, acid coating products, for granular
products, corrosive products, caustic products ...
- The product is not intended for spraying plant protection products for the treatment of plants or
gardens.
- The product is not intended for spraying or application of paint, ink or other materials on human
or animal body.
5.3- Operating instructions
Remove the paint container.
Fill in container with paint and dilute if required.
To start tool: press the rocker switch to the ON position (I).
To start spraying: press the trigger (7).
Turn the nozzle (1) to adjust spray pattern (horizontal, vertical, round) (see Fig.5).
Turn knob (4) to adjust the flow (see Fig.6).
To stop the tool: simply press the rocker switch to the OFF position (0).
Tip: It is advisable to spray a small test area first, especially if spraying on top of another painted
surface. Certain paints and varnishes can react badly with finishes of differing types.
Fig.5
Fig.6
5.4- Spraying tips
For best results thoroughly clean the surface being painted, this should be free from dust and
grease. It is also advisable to protect the painted area from airborne dust particles.
To obtain the best results use the Spray Gun at a distance of 25-30cm away from the surface being
sprayed.
Several light coats rather than one thick coat will help prevent the paint running.
Allow each coat to dry slightly before re-applying.
Use long sweeping arm movements rather than short wrist movements to ensure the distance
between the work piece and the Spray Gun is kept constant.
The most suitable method of surface spraying is with a cross-pattern, starting with horizontal
passes and finishing with light vertical passes.
It may be necessary to mask the surrounding area of the work piece. This can be done using tape
and newspaper.
For window panes a damp piece of newspaper stuck to the pane will protect the glass for a short
period.
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