Regardless of how skilful you
are you are bound to experience some problems while spraying. The most
likely are faulty equipment, your technique, preparation of the material or
in some cases the weather. The chart lists the problems you are likely to
encounter with spray painting.
Problem
Cause
Solution
Leaky
packing nut
Nut
too loose
Tighten packing nut
Nut is
worn or too dry
Lubricate or replace nut
Air
escaping from front of gun (non bleed)
Air
valve in trigger is stuck, worn or misaligned
Clean
and lubricate the stem or replace the valve, stem, spring or gasket
Fluid
leaking from front of gun
Packing nut is too tight
Loosen
nut
Packing is worn or dry
Lubricate or replace
Fluid
needle spring is missing or broken
Replace fluid needle spring
Dried
finish or dirt in fluid tip
Clean
fluid tip
Needle
and tip are mismatched
Replace with correct combination
Fluid
tip and/or needle are damaged
Replace with new parts
Fluid
tip is loose
Tighten fluid tip
Fluid
leaking from cup
Dirty
or worn gaskets
Clean
or replace gaskets
Cup
and/or lid are damaged
Replace with new parts
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