Graco HVLP EDGE II Plus

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Questions and Answers

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Sean MorrisAug 5, 2025
What to do if fluid leaks at the packing nut of my Graco HVLP EDGE II Plus Paint Sprayer?
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  staceyrosalesAug 5, 2025
  If you notice fluid leaking at the packing nut, it's likely that the nut is loose. To resolve this, slightly tighten the packing nut and then re-test. Repeat this process until the packing seals completely and the leak stops.
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Sean GarciaAug 8, 2025
Why is the needle on my Graco HVLP EDGE II Plus slow to return?
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  Suzanne GilbertAug 9, 2025
  If the needle on your paint sprayer is slow to return after releasing the trigger, the packing nut might be too tight. Try loosening the packing nut slowly until the needle returns freely.
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adamvelezAug 13, 2025
Why does my Graco HVLP EDGE II Plus have an orange peel finish?
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  Mark RichardsonAug 14, 2025
  An orange peel finish, where the paint surface isn't smooth, can occur for several reasons: * Paint droplets may be too large. Adjust the fluid control knob on the gun to reduce the amount of fluid, spray from a greater distance, and ensure the turbine air filters are clean. Avoid using an air hose that's too long, as it can reduce atomization pressure. * Paint droplets might be drying too quickly. Prevent this by keeping the object out of direct sunlight and using a slower-evaporating solvent or reducer, especially in warmer temperatures. * Cold weather can also be a factor. Keep both the fluid and the object being sprayed as close to room temperature as possible, as cold surfaces can cause the paint to thicken and not flow correctly.
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Travis HayesAug 18, 2025
What to do if my Graco Paint Sprayer does not automatically shut-off in SmartStart setting?
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  griffintimothyAug 18, 2025
  If your sprayer isn't automatically shutting off in SmartStart mode, there are several things to check: * Ensure the air hose and components are the ones that shipped with the sprayer. * Check for leaking air hose connections. Disconnect the air hoses and verify the o-ring is present inside the connection fitting at the turbine end of the hose. If using a whip hose, make sure the gasket is present inside the connection fitting. Securely connect all hose connections. * Verify the use of an Edge II Plus gun. * Ensure the fluid valve is tight.
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Angela BaileyAug 22, 2025
Why is my clear coating milky when using a Graco HVLP EDGE II Plus Paint Sprayer?
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  Robert CruzAug 22, 2025
  Blushing, where clear coatings appear milky, happens because moisture condensation gets trapped in the lacquer during hot, humid conditions. To prevent this: * Allow the turbine to warm up for a few minutes before spraying. * Store lacquer off concrete floors, at room temperature. * Apply lighter coats and allow for proper drying time. * Use a slower evaporating solvent or reducer. * Avoid spraying in windy conditions.
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Richard MccarthyAug 26, 2025
What to do if FlexLiner does not collapse or collapses slowly with Graco HVLP EDGE II Plus Paint Sprayer?
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  Mark FlynnAug 27, 2025
  If the FlexLiner isn't collapsing properly, consider these potential causes: * Dirty sealing surfaces: Clean the sealing surfaces and securely reinstall the ring. * Incorrect or missing air cap: Ensure the Edge II air cap is installed correctly. For Edge II Plus, verify the retaining ring is positioned correctly. * Loose air cap: For Edge II, make sure the retaining ring is fully installed. * Air Control/Artisan Valve setting: If installed, rotate the control clockwise to increase air flow until the desired flow is achieved. * Gun tubing: Verify the gun tubing is properly connected and not kinked.
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Christopher DavisAug 30, 2025
What causes fish eyes when using a Graco HVLP EDGE II Plus Paint Sprayer?
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  Henry HallAug 30, 2025
  Fish eyes, those small pools that won't fill on a painted surface, are usually caused by silicone contamination. This contamination comes from lubricants, grease, polish, or waxes on the surface you're spraying. To fix this, clean all parts with a cleaning solvent, wipe with a solvent rag, and then a clean rag. Replace rags as needed. If the problem continues, consider using a fish eye eliminator.