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You are welcome 👊 For me personally, it was a bit of a "fun killer" while spraying. All the best, Mike

may I ask how you arrived on that? Of course, there are a few words of explanation to my demonstration few seconds after, but I understand if you didn't manage to stay focused that long to see it. 😉 It just feels like it's a bot AI response, and I want to make sure it's a real person with true hands-on experience in airless spraying.

@@SprayingSecretSERIES it's common knowledge to every spray painter that's probably trained under any proper organization that has to do with any spray painting equipments on Gods green earth my friend...and any airless sprayer you purchase it's got a tag with the warning signs on it in red or blk bold letters....if you have a well branded airless like Titan or Graco you will get a start up video and that's one of the main rules...and am not a AI bot... fully human.. with over 35 years of properly, certified trained spray painter in North America....

@@SprayingSecretSERIES with your tutorial you never mentioned the dangers of putting a high pressured spray painter gun to your bare hands..this show's me you were never properly trained or certified by an organization...you video Is misleading..it can cause damage to a DIYer trying to help themselves...I think you should take this video down...my opinion...🤔🤔🤔

@@thespraypainter2321 I understand your view and I am glad you brought this up, some people who never tried or skip manual instruction on theirs airless spray machine will definitely appreciate it, also based on your responses.... seems like you have more knowledge than I do in this field, why don't you share it with others?

@@SprayingSecretSERIES ... first and foremost...am not a RUclipsr like you, second RUclips got millions of other certified spray painters who knows the rules...who has video's out there... that has tutorials and not one of em I've seen do what you did... brother am not trying to rain on your parade..but this mistake you did there it's not right... I've looked at you're other videos they good ..but this one...needs to redo...or taken down...I've got nothing but love for the spray painting game..been in it for a hot minute... i.e..maybe I may not be on RUclips with a video but I may just open my class room...one on one tutorial...🤔🤔

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They are nice if you do a lot of cabinets . Other than that It’s more of an inconvenience…. The screen always pops off and you can’t glue it down or You’ll never be able to clean the screen .to many reasons to list

Yes I know, I personally use CLARKE IG2200A 2.2KW for my 495 as shown in the video and have no problems at all with it - I've measured power consumption with explanation in this video - hope it will help!

Hi, What kind of transformer is that, and what is it used for? Couldn't you connect the sprayer direct to generator?

​@@ProdByApm 1. from manufacturer site you can find that is perfect for sensitive equipment including computers etc. I use it to run my sprayer and charge batteries to my power tools, sometimes to charge my phone at the same time. 2. No I can not connect it direct as this model don't have 110V plug - in UK there is a safety regulation which says you can only use 110V on site and battery powered tools hence why I have to run it trough the transformer. However if your sprayer plug is compatible with the output voltage from generator you can use it directly.

I'll try it! thank you :)

Thanks for your comment! I agree that it shouldn't be tightened down hard, however I usually like to have things well assembled and so for peace of my mind I only lightly tighten this part with a wrench.

Hand tighten The only thing that gets tightened with the wrench is the extension, spray guides is tighten with your hand

I've never used a wrench on that part of the gun. That's why it's fat and chunky for gripping. If you're leaking then clean the threads and then you'll be able to hand tighten for a better seal. Or change the O ring. There's 2. A solvent ring and a water base ring. It's important to use the correct ring with the material you're using. I used to sell Graco pumps and gear at S.W. back in the late 90s. Been in the bucket since 2002.