How to reduce excessive overspray with turbineaire Paint Sprayer?
To decrease excessive overspray when using the Turbineaire Paint Sprayer, consider the following: * If there's too much air volume for the coating, use a Variable Speed Controller to reduce the turbine's air volume output. * Maintain an appropriate distance of approximately 6 inches from the surface while spraying.
What to do if turbineaire Paint Sprayer cup gun not spraying?
If your Turbineaire Paint Sprayer with a cup gun is not spraying or the material flow is inconsistent (spitting), here's what you can do: 1. Clean any dry paint from the end of the Fluid Tip. 2. If the material is too thick, add a thinning solvent if possible, or use a remote pressure pot. 3. Remove any foreign particles from the coating by emptying the cup, cleaning the gun, and properly filtering the material when pouring it back. 4. Ensure the Air Pressure Feed Tube isn't blocked by removing the cup and verifying air blows through the hole on the underside of the Cup Top when the gun is connected to the hose. 5. Tighten the cup or replace the Cup Top Gasket if it's not sealing properly. 6. Check the paint level and add more if it's low.
General| Brand | turbineaire |
|---|---|
| Model | 1245GT |
| Category | Paint Sprayer |
| Language | English |
Connect the turbine to the air hose for operation.
Measure coating thickness using the provided viscosity cup.
Choose the correct kit (needle, tip, cap) based on material viscosity.
Adjust turbine air output for optimal material atomization.
Guidance on positioning, distance, direction, speed, and overlap.
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