OPERATION & ADJUSTMENTS
SETTING SPRAY PATTERN continued...
1) Make sure the spray gun is turned off.
2) Loosen the nozzle cap locking nut (A) Fig.4.
3) Adjust position of the nozzle cap (B) to obtain the
vertical, horizontal or round pattern.
4) Once the desired spray pattern is obtained, retighten
the nozzle cap locking nut.
Left to right position: Vertical spray pattern.
Top to bottom position: Horizontal spray pattern. Fig.4.
Diagonal position: Round spray pattern.
5) It is also possible to quickly switch between wide and compact spray pattern width by
simply adjusting the spray width adjusting lever (C) Fig.4.
SETTING WIDTH OF SPRAY PATTERN (NOZZLES)
This spray gun comes with 4 different sized nozzles
(1.5mm, 1.8mm, 2.2mm and 2.6mm). These nozzles
determine the width of the spray, the smaller the nozzle
size the more narrow the spray width.
1) Loosen and remove the nozzle cap locking nut
(A) Fig.5 and spray width adjusting lever (B).
2) Remove the nozzle cap (C).
3) Remove nozzle (D) and replace it with the desired
nozzle. Reinstall all parts in reverse order.
FLOW RATE ADJUSTMENT
This spray gun comes with an adjustable paint flow rate
control dial (A) Fig.6 located on the rear of the trigger
(B). To adjust: Simply turn the paint flow rate control dial
clockwise to increase (+) or counterclockwise to
decrease (-) the flow.
SPRAYING TIPS
Make sure you hold the spray gun vertical and parallel
to the target area, at a distance of between 2” - 10” (5 - 25.5cm). Always begin spraying
outside of the target area to prime the trigger. Move the spray gun evenly cross-wise or up
and down, depending on the spray pattern. To ensure a complete even finish, you may
need to spray over the edge of the target area. This will avoid a thin coat around the edges
of the target area.
NOTE: An even movement of the spray gun results in an even spray.
Keep your wrist straight and parallel to the surface. If you bend your wrist or arm while
painting, the angle of the spray may lead to a heavy paint formation in certain areas,
resulting in an uneven finish.
Note: Never spray while the container is almost or completely empty, when the suction tube
no longer immerses in the spray material, air bubbles will be created causing a break in
the flow, resulting in an uneven spray pattern.
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