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9. Push the nozzle of the selected nozzle set with the nozzle seal in place onto the
spray unit. Ensure in doing so that you align the nozzle in such a way that the
edge of the spray unit engages in the corresponding slot in the nozzle edge and
the inserted needle sits in the centre of the nozzle opening.
10. Place the air cap on the spray unit so that the two side hooks on the air cap lie in
the corresponding slots on the edge of the nozzle.
11. Screw the union nut onto the spray unit in a clockwise direction.
Application information
NOTICE!
Risk of damage!
Improper handling of the paint spray system can cause damage.
− Handle the surface you intend to spray carefully and keep it free of dust.
The spray pattern depends on how smooth and clean the surface is before
spraying.
− Cover the thread on the paint spray system and any surfaces you do not
intend to spray.
− Set the paint spray system down on a level, clean surface only. Thus, you
prevent the suction of dust and dirt particles.
Carry out a spraying test on cardboard or a similar surface to familiarise
yourself with the paint spray system and determine the best settings
for the material.
− Start spraying outside of the spraying area. Avoid interruptions once inside the
spraying area.
− Correct: Always hold the paint spray system at a uniform distance of approx. 5–15cm
(20–30 cm for interior wall paint) from the object you are spraying (see Fig. H).
− Incorrect: If you do not maintain a uniform distance, the paint mist will be too
intense and the surface quality will not be uniform (see Fig. H).
− Move the paint spray gun evenly crosswise or up and down depending on the
spray pattern set. Guiding the paint spray system evenly will produce consistent
surface quality.
− When using indoor wall paints with intense colour tones, apply at least two coats.
Let the first coat of paint dry before you apply the second coat. This will ensure
that the coat is opaque.
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