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Thoroughly Clean Components

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THE RIGHT WAY! Repacking Your Airless Spraygun

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What happens here

All disassembled metal parts are placed into a bucket containing "Simple Green" cleaning solution. The parts are then thoroughly scrubbed with a metal brush and a toothbrush for tighter areas, emphasizing the removal of all paint residue. The hosts mention that lacquer thinner or reducer 54 can also be used, but gloves are essential for these chemicals due to their potential for skin absorption and adverse effects on the liver.

Goal: Clean all disassembled spray gun parts to remove paint residue.

Tools and materials

  • Bucket — To hold cleaning solution and parts during the soaking and scrubbing process
  • Disassembled Spray Gun Parts — All the metal components from the gun that need cleaning
  • Gloves — To protect hands from chemicals
  • Metal Bristle Brush — For scrubbing stubborn paint residue
  • Toothbrush — For cleaning intricate parts and tight spaces
  • Simple Green Simple Green — Environmentally safe cleaning solution for paint removal

What they say

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wasn't in there so there's no filter on the gun typically there a filter in it but the filter is gone and so now we'll just take dip and soak these components and simple great we'll start cleaning them out once they're all clean we're gonna read assemble it with pakis so now that we've gone through this is a great opportunity to clean all these pieces we've soaked them in simple green like Chris said you can use something like lacquer thinner reducer 50 for simple greens a little bit nicer on your body inert and the environment so it just takes a little bit longer but we've gone through we've got the head of

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