Release Pressure Safely

coming out I'm going to flip it to spray now it's going to be begin building pressure then once it begins building pressure you're going to take and set it to whatever pressure you're going to be spraying with I can turn it back down hold on to my Prime tube release the pressure that'll build back up to the lower pressure I'll show you I'm going to set my paint I'm going to be using a gallon just got to do some touchups on a building right here I'm going to take my gallon set it inside of a five so it's more stable a less likely you know to spill or dump over you can actually pull out of a a single gallon or you can pull out of a five now when I'm not using my airless sprayer I want to take my gun trigger put it on safe I always take the gun the tip of the gun I want that in water I don't want my gun submerged in water I just want the tip in water one of the reasons why I use an extension it's in there if I'm not going to be using it for any period of time you want to take and just turn it to the off position and then you also want to release the pressure on the pump this is your Prime tube you don't ever want to release the pressure on this Prime tube CU there's a lot of pressure behind this thing if you're running it like 25 P 2500 PSI there's 2500 PSI pounds per square inch you know in this machine that's going to release out this tube but if you hit this thing to Prime with all that pressure in there this tube's going to come flying out could hit you in the face it could shoot paint everywhere take this Prime tube hold on to it point it down into your water or your paint stick it to Prime and it releases all your pressure all the pressure is released I'm going to stick it back to spray cuz I'll be spraying here pretty soon so I've now I've