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Detail Paint Flow Control and Angle Locking

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Revolutionary Pro Power Brush: The Future of Painting Tools Unveiled at the National Hardware Show!

What happens here

The brush's trigger acts as a variable control, where the amount of pressure applied determines the flow of paint from the bristles, rather than just an on/off switch. This precise control is facilitated by an internal ball-bearing system. For users who prefer a fixed angle over the ratcheting adjustment, set screws are available to lock the brush head in place.

Goal: The speaker clarifies that the trigger's pressure-sensing mechanism controls the amount of paint flow, and explains how set screws can fix the adjustable brush head's angle instead of allowing it to ratchet.

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fix it in place y so when I put put this under pressure say if it's hooked up to an airless sprayer does that get any tighter or does that never changes it never changes it's a ball bearing system in there so when um this is hooked up to an airless sprayer see I'm regulated an airless sprayer this right here is going to adjust the amount of paint coming in and out yes sir so from this right here this will adjust the amount of paint being fed out and this will turn the paint on and off so this isn't just an on and off switch it's actually pressurized to how how hard you pushed to how much fluid comes out of the

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