Set Up Buckets and Hoses

we always have two buckets when we're setting up the sprayer you've got one that's going to hold the single gallon in it that way it doesn't get kicked over knocked over things like that and the other is going to be your discard bucket okay so you're going to take your siphon hose which is going to be the the big intake hose so this is your prime and that's going to be your siphon we're going to take our gallon of paint here we're going to set it in the five so it doesn't get knocked over and then we'll set the paint over to the side so that this 440 can drop the siphon in so again drop the siphon in and what does the siphon tube do john so the siphon is going to be your intake tube for your sprayer so that's what is going to be sitting in the paint or when it comes time to clean what's what's going to be sitting in the water that's what comes through the air the sprayer works by creating a vacuum basically with the piston and pushing that paint to the gun but you got to get the air out of it so we're going to grab the prime valve and that's where we're going to take our discard bucket we're going to set it up next to the sprayer and then grab your your prime hose this small hose that guy there you're going to set it in the discard bucket and then we've got power run we've already stretched out our hose and we've