Use and Care Guide

6-9 in.

Pull

Trigger

Start Stroke

Release

Trigger

End Stroke

6. Trigger the gun properly. Start the gun moving

at the beginning of the stroke before squeezing

the trigger (K) and release the trigger (K) before

stopping gun movement at the end of the stroke.

This procedure will feather/blend each stroke

with the next without showing overlap or

unevenness. (See Figure 7)

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

7. Overlap strokes just enough to obtain an even

coat. (See Figure 8)

8. Use a piece of cardboard as a shield to catch

overspray at the edges of the workpiece to

protect other surfaces. Use masking tape (D) to

coverother areas if needed.

NOTE The amount of paint being applied can be

varied by the speed of stroke, distance from

workpiece and adjustment of the fluid control knob

(G).

NOTE Two thin coats of paint will yield better

spraying results and have less chance of runs than

one heavy layer.

CARE AND MAINTENANCE

To properly maintain and keep your latex spray gun working at its optimal

performance,

it is recommended that the spray gun nozzle be cleaned and cleared of

any clogs or

debris buildup

using paint thinner, or lacquer thinner. DO NOT USE ANY ACID BASED

SOLVENTS, AS ACID BASED SOLVENTS CAN DAMAGE THE SPRAYER. Please

consult with your local Lowes retailer in choosing the right solvent

materials.

1. Pour enough solvent material(s) into container so that nozzle will be completely

submerge in solvent material

BEFORE PERFORMING ANY CLEANING OR MAINTENANCE REMOVE SPRAY

GUN FROM AIR SUPPLY AND KEEP AWAY FROM ANY INGITION SOURCES.

If the speed stroke is too slow, the paint will

be wet on the workpiece and it may run. If the

speed stroke is too fast, the paint will be dry and

uneven on the workpiece.