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CARE AND MAINTENANCE
ALWAYS wear proper eye protection during cleanup process.
Tools Recommended for Cleaning (not included): Three to four5gallon buckets, soft (non-wire) bristle
brush, cleaning rags, clean water, paint drop cloth, plastic bag, rubber band, respirator or dust mask,
id (for after use storage)
This device is designed to work with water-based and oil-based paints, as well as stains. Use these
cleaning solvents for proper cleaning:
Latex-based paint – water
Oil-base – Soapy water/mineral spirits
Stain/lacquer – Lacquer thinner or other mineral spirits
CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS: Temporary Break (Under 48 hours)
Note: Use a drop cloth or other material to protect the paint from debris while not in use so that when
starting back after taking a break, you may use the same paint.
1. Leave suction tube and prime tube submerged in paint.
2. Relieve pressure in spray system by turning the prime spray valve switch from the spray position
to the prime position.
3. Power off the machine.
4. Place only the tip of the gun into a pail of water or mineral spirits (depending on the material you
are using) to prevent buildup of paint and/or debris.
5. Before starting the following day (less than 48 hour period) clean just the tip of gun with a
non-wire bristle brush.
Note: If using water-based paint, leave the tip of the gun in water only for a short period of time
(under 48 hours). Exposure to water for an extended period of time can be corrosive to the internal
components of the nozzle and spray gun. Clean the tip of the gun with water or mineral spirit with
a small non-wire brush and wipe gun clean before using. After the temporary break, ALWAYS test
GENERAL PAINT CLEARING/CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS : Break over 48 hours and/or Long
Term Storage
There are three main stages for properly cleaning and maintaining your sprayer. If changing paints
or taking a break longer than 48 hours and planning to continue painting, follow Stages 1 and 2 of
the cleaning process.
When paint project is completed and you are ready to store sprayer for an extended period,
complete Stage 3. Stage 3 is an additional step which is required for your machine to operate
properly.
Stage 1: Clearing Excess Paint
Stage 2: Cleaning Sprayer and Components Before Storage
proper storage and care and maintenance of the sprayer.
spray an area to ensure the gun is not clogged before continuing.
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