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what a nonsense to take the whole gun apart, because al parts wil wear out that way. Just put some thinner into the pot, shake well, empty it, repeat that a few times, then unscrew the air cap until it almost drops off, then ad some more thinner and hit the trigger and the air wil blow the thinner right back into the gun and pot, and empty it. Repeat that a few times, and at last screw the aircap back on, and blow the whole gun trough with some more thinner and your done.

Nah, you only want to grease the back part of the needle. This part wont contact the paint.

most important thing is actually to wear gloves that will not tear so easily when using Laquer Thinner or other cancer-causing thinners. I got hand dermatitis while doing the same mistake. These chemicals can burn you for good. Be careful mate.

Couldn't help but notice, you smeared Vaseline on your needle.

Is white spirit ok for this?

Fabulous video, guys, and chrystal clear! I'm just about to start out with My First Spray Gun (spraying guitars here in Holland), and my first activity has been following this vid and dismantling and remantling the gun before it even smells lacquer. I'm so glad it was so easy to follow! Thanks heaps!

You need chemical resistant gloves the thinners just destroying your skin and opening the risk of cancer up ten fold,

Good video. I had problems with my gun after use, what did I do ? Soaked it in thinners for 24 hours. I now know why my guns fuxked. I'm only a DIY man .

very nice but not real, he cleans a clean gun.

I love how the gloves magically fix themselves at

I missed the cleaning of pot vent in the lid (

very good teacher, now I can teach others.☺

You guys are great to watch and learn. Your enthusiasm resonates. People forget this is supposed to be fun and and a life learning experience. You got be an artist , chemist and the comedian to make it in this industry. I'm a car detailer in been doing it for 27 years and always wanted to paint cars or objects I dabbled here and there help block on a couple projects and now I'm seriously taking my first car and do a full paint job on it . I watch your videos and more from other people. One thing for sure is when I watch yours I'm laughing and smiling thanks for the great work and most importantly the enthusiasm thank you Paul

Great tutorial guys, I am going to try paining myself and the cleanup process had me worried that I wouldn't get it right. This really explained to me what I need to do.

thanks 4 makin vid. nice to see it done, so much better than the crappy no help instruction sheet that came with my gun. straight to the point & well explained as nick stated.

Thanks!

This old video is more detailed than the others that i saw 👍

this is a great vid no bullshit straight to the point & well explained very nice mate 2 thumbs up for me

thanks for the video!! I just took apart and put back my spray gun, first time doing it and was nervous!!