Operating Instructions & Parts Manual
Step 2 – Using Your |
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HousePainter (Cont.) |
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roller with paint. When paint begins |
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to dot the roller cover (see Figure 19) |
| cleaning fluid (see Figure 20). Leave | ||||||
continue to hold the trigger and begin |
| the suction and bypass tubes in the | ||||||
rolling the wall . When the roller cover |
| bucket of coating. Cover the tubes and | ||||||
is saturated, release the trigger and |
| bucket with a damp towel, or if using | ||||||
continue rolling the surface. Only |
| latex paint, pour a very thin layer of | ||||||
depress the trigger when the roller |
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cover needs more paint. |
| paint the next morning. | ||||||
The paint saved with this system is |
| Coatings That Clean Up With Water. | ||||||
approximately 1/3 of the amount a |
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manual roller uses. You also save time |
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| prime position (see Figure 14). Lift the | |||||||
ing required when using a roller pan. |
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Refer to the roller instructions for |
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cleaning procedures. |
| the coating container from the bypass | ||||||
Step 3 – Cleaning & |
| tube. When there is little to no paint | ||||||
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| the sprayer off. |
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Cleaning the HousePainter is very sim- |
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ple. It is basically just following the |
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same procedure with water or solvent |
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that you have just done with the coat- |
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ing. To speed the process, place the |
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bypass tube in a waste bucket so you |
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do not contaminate the cleaning fluid. |
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| sprayer to run in this |
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| out of the bypass tube. If a waste | |
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| bucket is not being used, allow the | |
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| water to circulate for about 5 minutes. | |
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Figure 20– Submerge gun in bucket |
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| of the bypass tube. Make sure to turn | |||||||
of appropriate cleaning fluid |
| the HousePainter off when | ||||||
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