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Cleaning and Storing the Sprayer

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Graco Ultra Handheld Battery Operated Sprayer Reveiw

What happens here

After painting, the presenter proceeds to clean the sprayer. He disassembles the paint cup, empties any remaining paint, and cleans the reusable plastic liners. He then uses Graco Pump Armor (an anti-corrosive pump protector) by putting it into the sprayer's system and circulating it, demonstrating proper storage preparation. He notes that while the cleaning process is effective, it is more hands-on compared to larger airless sprayers, requiring some manual interaction with the components.

Goal: This step details the cleaning process for the Graco Ultra handheld sprayer, including disassembling components, washing reusable liners, and applying pump protector for storage.

Tools and materials

  • Buckets
  • Graco Pump Armor
  • Water

What they say

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thing out and see how the rest of it um goes. So, this whole thing just is all going to come apart. We'll unscrew this. These little plastic containers right here. They're flexible plastic. They are reusable. So, I'm going to clean it out. I got a whole bunch of them from Graco. You can purchase some, you know, or um just throw them away. You can purchase if you don't want to go to the extent of cleaning them out. But I they I guess they can be used for quite a while. We just dump our paint in there. Dump our cup in there. Get our all our parts. This part doesn't need to be clean. I'm just going to go through this cleaning process here. See how long it takes compared to a regular airless sprayer. Now the sight glass is half full. Just going to stick it to prime. [Music] Shake it up a little bit. So now I got it all clean. Going to put some It came with some Graco pump armor. Going to stick some of this pump armor in there. And it's just a anti-corrosive and just good for the unit. I'm going to put that in there

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