Disassemble Handle Section and Remove O-rings

since we cleaned this one. Just going to drop those parts. Now, I can just take and unscrew the bottom part of my gun apart again. Going to pull that apart. There's an O-ring on this part of the gun, too. Going to pull out my filter. I'm gonna take and drop all my parts in into lacquer thinner. I can begin cleaning those parts. Before I drop them into lacquer thinner, there's going to be three O-rings, too. There's And I'm going to use my little tiny flathead screwdriver. I also have a Pro Gold Pro Towels that I actually use to actually clean my hands while I'm working, too. they start to get too greasy and dirty. Pro Gold Pro Towels work excellent for cleaning your hands. And it's a citrus based cleaner on those towels. It'll take any grease and grime off your hands. So, I'm going to pull off the O-ring off the handle. There's a O-ring off on the fluid section part of the end of the gun. You got to be very careful to when you pull those O-rings off. This one just popped out not to damage them. Be very careful with your little tiny flathead screwdriver not to damage the O-ring. It just Now the O-ring's off this part of the gun. And drop that down in the lacquer thinner. The end that holds the spring in doesn't have an O-ring or drop my spring in. And then the packing part has a little tiny O-ring right here in the center of the packing. We're going to pull that off. You don't want to stretch them out either too bad. So, just barely just work that thing off the best you can. If you're going to be replacing your packings with new ones, it comes with new O-rings, so you don't have to worry about it. I'm going to try to clean this gun, put it back to together without putting new packings in. They're like