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Job Site Configuration for Flexibility

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Painting kitchen cabinets made better with Apollo's Precision-6 HVLP paint sprayer. #cabinetpainter

What happens here

For job site work, such as spraying kitchen cabinets, the presenter typically uses a 2-quart remote pot. This pot is connected to the spray gun via an air hose and a material feed hose, eliminating the need for a cup directly attached to the gun. This setup allows for greater maneuverability, enabling the user to invert the gun, spray kickbacks, kick plates, and easily access the interior of kitchen cabinets with improved ease and efficiency.

Goal: Understand the setup for on-site painting of cabinets and furniture

Tools and materials

  • 2-quart Remote Pot ApolloHolding and feeding paint to the spray gun for job site applications, allowing for greater maneuverability
  • Air Hose unspecifiedConnecting the remote pot/turbine to the spray gun for air supply
  • Material Feed Hose unspecifiedConnecting the remote pot to the spray gun for paint supply
  • Spray Gun AtomizerApplying paint

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the job site spraying kitchen cabinets, I'm typically using my 2-qt remote pot and hooked to my gun with an air hose and material feed hose. That way, I don't have a cup attached, so I can invert my gun, I can spray kick backs, spray kick plates, and I can get inside the kitchen cabinets with ease and

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