Select Needle, Nozzle, and Cap

when it comes to uh the needle nozzle and cap the needle when you're pulling the trigger there's a needle that's sliding back and forth the nozzle right here I'll pull off here's your nozzle right here on the end and then this is your capab so when it comes to furniture refinishing I'm using you know 2K poly there's a lot of them out there polyurethanes um 1K meaning you know you're not adding anything to it you're using it right out of the can 2K means you're catalyzing it to increase the durability hardness scratch ability a lot of other things water resistance so one and 2 K Poes all of them that I use I use the same needle nozzle and cap so it really simplifies it you don't have to actually switch this out ever and I've come down to using the 1.3 needle and nozzle setup so they go together the 1.3 needle and nozzle and then I use the BHS cap the gold cap so the BHS cap is a high solids cap so a high solids product so that's a combination now there's you can use larger needles and nozzles if the products are thicker or smaller needles and nozzles if the small if the products are thinner you like um lacers and stuff thicker if you're using over-the-counter products like Emerald urethane or Benjamin more advanced you if you get stuff that's really thick you would have to start to thin out your product you know possibly you know if you're using a 1.3 needle and nozzle set but for the products I use been uh using this same needle nozzle set for years and never had to actually you know use anything different right there so that's a little bit about needles and nozzles so when it comes to setting up your gun