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Using Graco CleanShot Attachment

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The Graco CleanShot attachment is typically used when spraying with long extensions, such as on gutters or high exteriors, to prevent paint spitting at the start and end of a spray pattern. It works by creating a sharp cutoff, eliminating spits that can occur when stopping and starting. While highly effective at eliminating spits, the CleanShot attachment is extremely heavy. This added weight on the end of a long extension can lead to significant fatigue for the user, especially during prolonged use. If spitting is a concern, a CleanShot can be a valuable tool, but be aware of the increased weight.

Goal: This step details the benefits and drawbacks of using the Graco CleanShot attachment, especially with long extensions.

Tools and materials

  • Graco CleanShot Attachment
  • Paint Sprayer
  • Spray Gun Extension
  • Paint

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from brick oh I was hoping they'd just leave it at do you have any thoughts we typically use them if we are spraying gutters with lots of extensions like on an exterior because then we don't have to worry about it spitting on the on the gutter if we have to stop midway through spray patterns yeah so the long the longer the extension the larger the spits going to be and if spits our concern of yours throw a clean shot on the end and they do work magic by eliminating spits now the drawback to them as they are extremely heavy so it has a lot of heavy weight on the end of the extension and and that can get a little bit tiring but it's a great little device and it works well what are the best spray rigs tips and psi4 silicone based paint products really depends on the application in the product you're probably gonna want to

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