Prepare Cleaning Station and Supplies
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HOW TO CLEAN A Titan Wagner or Graco Airless Paint Sprayer after oil based paints.
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Begin by gathering all necessary supplies: an airless paint sprayer, two 5-gallon buckets (one designated 'clean' and one 'dirty'), paint thinner (also known as mineral spirits), and a drop cloth. Pour approximately half a gallon of clean mineral spirits into the 'clean' bucket. Position the sprayer on the drop cloth in an outdoor area like grass or dirt. Avoid concrete as paint thinner can permanently stain it and grass as it can kill it. Finally, turn the sprayer's pressure down to a much lower setting than what is used for spraying (e.g., from 2200 PSI to a lower setting) to prevent splattering during the cleaning process.
Goal: Organize cleaning materials and sprayer for oil-based cleanup
Tools and materials
- 5-Gallon Bucket — Holding clean mineral spirits for the cleaning cycle
- Airless Paint Sprayer — The main equipment to be cleaned
- Drop Cloth — Protecting the ground from spills and splatters
- Paint Thinner/Mineral Spirits — Cleaning the sprayer; about half a gallon is used initially, with more needed for a second flush
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