i believe the ball in the hose goes at the tool end to relieve strain at the connection. Some details concerning the adjustment of the dials when using it would have been helpful.
attach an air regulator with pressure gauge onto the handle a you can make micro-adjustments to the air pressure coming into the gun so the spray is consistent.
I looked through this whole video looking for information on the operation of the various knobs.I didn't see it, just a guy showing us nothing but what we all know already (pouring paint into the cup, use filters, etc.). I mean, how much time was spent watching the paint dribble through the filter into the can? I counted over 2 minutes?! It would have taken 4 seconds to point at each knob and state their function. Come, that's freaking basic.
i believe the ball in the hose goes at the tool end to relieve strain at the connection. Some details concerning the adjustment of the dials when using it would have been helpful.
Thank you for this video. I bought this sprayer before knowing how to use it so this video was very helpful.
attach an air regulator with pressure gauge onto the handle a you can make micro-adjustments to the air pressure coming into the gun so the spray is consistent.
Yes!
@@OnTheWorkbench : yes? i’m jot asking if you did. i’m telling you to do that so you can tune the spray coming out
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you need at least 2.0mm nozzle with this type of guns if you want to spray latex in a consistent flow...
I think you were doing it wrong. I think you should have been able to paint that whole side of the door in about 3-4 passes...
I looked through this whole video looking for information on the operation of the various knobs.I didn't see it, just a guy showing us nothing but what we all know already (pouring paint into the cup, use filters, etc.). I mean, how much time was spent watching the paint dribble through the filter into the can? I counted over 2 minutes?!
It would have taken 4 seconds to point at each knob and state their function. Come, that's freaking basic.