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Troubleshooting and Cleanup

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Spray Doors Easily With The PSDRID

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The presenter identifies a problem with the spray gun spitting paint, explaining it was due to the spray tip not being fully seated. He advises stopping immediately if this occurs and reseating the tip. He then demonstrates how to clean dried paint spits using denatured alcohol or Tru-Swipe Swabs, noting they can completely remove the spits without sanding within 12-24 hours. He highlights how the PSDID system allows for tight stacking of painted doors to save space and how the components are easy to transport. He concludes by demonstrating cleaning overspray from the base with Crocodile Cloths before the paint cures.

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  • Crocodile Cloths

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so I'm going to talk about a problem and a resolution so first door being shot shot one side of it was getting heavy spits as soon as I started you know shooting it I couldn't figure out what was going on you know immediately I stopped and then looked at my guard CU I was thinking there was something on the guard causing it to spit I looked down the tip was about a 16th of an inch from being pushed all the way down inside so I was getting build up on the edge of the guard that was being thrown onto the door so all I did was push the tip in all the way the spit stop other side of the door came out Flawless so if you're getting spits you know make sure you stop try to figure out you know um how to solve it now what do I do with all the spits you know you can let it dry sand it out denature alcohol Works absolutely amazing for removing spits I can take denatured alcohol or a true swipe swab I could rub that spit out when it dries you know within like 12 to 24 hours it'll completely rub out without sanding without Bondo re-shoot the door and you won't even be able to tell true swipe swabs are the king when it comes to removing spits like that so don't panic don't worry it's all fixable all right so I've got a few of my doors sprayed using paint Line's psdr ID system now I'm going to give you some of my thoughts and um you know about the system they got the the extended Booth it works in the extended booth now I was spraying I sprayed two doors you know with a um blue that would have a lot of overspray dust silica dust coming off of it and you can see I've got doors out here now standing in front of me I think one of the things I would do you know when I'm spraying instead of having my stand you know um in the middle of my spray booth I think I would you know spray off to the side and I would spray you know right here so everything would be heading to my ventilation system so I'd get less um silica dust outside the boots I think I would you know spray you know right here everything's angled towards my ventilation system right there I would spray my edges right here so it' be angled that direction also man I got to say it worked absolutely amazing wet doors they were easy simple and easy to use with the two handles now um uh I I I kind of like the handles being with me I like my tools being on me the rubber handles um I think I might like them a smooth plastic so they they would slip you know in and out of my pockets a little easier um but you know they're with…

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