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Always
clean your equipment thoroughly.
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| 2/ |
Be careful
with the use of extension leads, joining leads together or using leads
with too low an amperage rating may cause your spray gun to overheat
and cut-out.
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| 3/ |
To keep
overspray to a minimum always keep your gun at 90 degrees and aproximately
30cm from the surface you are spraying.
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| 4/ |
Always
carry a basic tool kit and your product manual with you. Our service
team will be able to talk you through basic on-site repairs over the
phone.
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| 5/ |
Using
worn tips is false economy. The quality of the spray finish decreases
and the amount of paint used increases in proportion to the amount
of wear on the tip. Tip life will decrease according to the abrassivness
of the paint.
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| 6/ |
Carry
a range of basic spare parts, especially seals, with you to the job.
Again, our service team will be able to instruct you on how to replace
these items over the phone if you have the parts and tools with you.
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| 7/ |
Only
ever thin paints to the manufacturers specifications.
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| 8/ |
Use
the right tip and filter system for the paint and job at hand.
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