WAGNER FURNO 550, Owner'S Manual

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Heating Guidelines
The heat gun is one of the most versatile tools you can own. It can be used
for a great variety of projects, from big DIY to small Art & Crafts jobs.
Use Heat Setting Nozzle Tip Options*
DIY Stripping paint HIGH Concentrator or Flare
Wall repair LOW/MED Open (no tip)
Drying paint LOW/MED Open (no tip)
Soften adhesives to
remove floor tiles
LOW/MED Flare
Bend plastic,
plexiglass, formica
LOW/HIGH Open / Concentrator
Removing formica
and linoleum
LOW/MED Flare
Soften paint, caulking
and putty for easier
removing (use heat
shield)
HIGH Concentrator or Flare
Shrink plastic film
for wrapping or
weatherproofing
LOW/MED Flare
Small jobs
(including
repair)
Loosen rusted nuts,
bolts and fittings
HIGH Open / Concentrator
Removing adhesives LOW/MED Open (no tip)
Waxing skis/
snowboard
LOW/MED Flare
Glass fiber work MED / HIGH Concentrator or Flare
Use Heat Setting Nozzle Tip Options*
Small jobs
(including
repair)
Unfreezing pipes LOW Curved Deflector
Lighting a BBQ grill HIGH Concentrator / BBQ
Nozzle
Heat concrete prior to
patching
LOW/HIGH Concentrator
Defrosting
refrigerator / freezer
LOW/MED Open (no tip)
Arts & Crafts
Making candles LOW Open (no tip)
Making soap LOW Open (no tip)
Shrink wrapping
presents
LOW Open (no tip)
Forming foam LOW Open (no tip)
Cookie decoration LOW/HIGH Open (no tip)
Automotive
Removing stickers,
emblems and decals
LOW/MED Open (no tip)
Removing dents MED / HIGH Open (no tip)
Removing paint HIGH Concentrator or Flare
Applying and
removing window
tint
LOW/MED Open (no tip)
Restoring bumpers MED / HIGH Open (no tip)
Electronics
Smartphone & tablet
repair
LOW Concentrator
PlayStation and Xbox
repair
LOW Concentrator