How to clean an airless paint sprayer easy Graco Pro x 17 is getting popular
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Graco Magnum ProX17 Electric Airless Paint Sprayer
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Airless paint sprayers are the latest in painting technology. They have been popular with professional painters for a few years now, but are becoming more and more popular with DIY painters as well. Whether you’re a DIY painter or a professional, maintaining your airless sprayer is key to ensuring its longevity. You can get years of use from a good-quality airless paint sprayer if you maintain it properly.
To help you, PaintAccess CEO, Dan, and paint industry influencer, Harriet, have a brand new video in which they clean a Graco Magnum ProX17 Electric Airless Paint Sprayer.
First, Dan ensures that everyone is wearing appropriate PPE. Safety equipment isn’t just for painting. Cleaning painting tools and equipment means exposure to the same paint and other products as if you were painting. It might not necessarily be front-of-mind when you’re done for the day (or you’ve finished your painting project after a few weekends) and it’s time to clean up. But when you’re cleaning an airless paint sprayer, there’s the possibility of splashing or spraying water and so gloves and eye protection are a must.
The first step is to remove any excess paint from within the paint sprayer’s system. You’ll need about 3 buckets of clean water. Dan starts by wiping off excess paint, and then placing the paint extractor hose into a bucket of clean water. In priming mode, spray excess paint in the line back into your bucket of paint. When there’s no more paint in the line (and the sprayer starts to spray water) transfer the spray gun to an empty bucket.
From there, you can remove the spray gun tip to open the line completely and remove all water and paint residue. Continue in the prime/clean mode until there’s only clear water coming from the spray gun.
Some models - including the Graco Magnum ProX17 - can be connected to a regular garden hose to provide water at-pressure to the pump for cleaning. But the pump is capable of moving water through the system (from a bucket) just as effectively.
Then it’s time for some pump armour. Dan starts with a few squirts of pump armour into the piston housing then puts the extractor hose directly into the bottle of pump armour and pumps liquid through the system until it reaches the spray gun. In this case, the pump armour is an easy-to-identify blue colour.
Then Dan removes the filter from the line that is attached to the spray gun. In this case, the filter has been used once and so needs no additional attention, but Dan shows how easy it is to find and remove for cleaning should that be necessary.
From there, your airless paint sprayer is ready to go into storage where it can sit until you need it for your next project. A quick and simple process for adding years to the life of your electric airless paint sprayer.
If you want to buy any of the great products in this video, you can order them online from https://www.paintaccess.com.au/ . And if you’re in Sydney and want to check out our Testing Bar, come and visit our Matraville store. When we say “try before you buy”, we mean it.
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As always, if you need some help with your painting project, or you’d like the result without doing the work yourself, you can start a task or request a quote at BorisDoes. BorisDoes is an Australian task marketplace that connects Customers throughout Australia with Taskers and Businesses near them. Find the right tradie, expert or professional to help you with your task on BorisDoes.
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Please ask us for more videos.! cheers form Team
Graco Magnum ProX17 Electric Airless Paint Sprayer
►https://bit.ly/3bUPpFD
Airless paint sprayers are the latest in painting technology. They have been popular with professional painters for a few years now, but are becoming more and more popular with DIY painters as well. Whether you’re a DIY painter or a professional, maintaining your airless sprayer is key to ensuring its longevity. You can get years of use from a good-quality airless paint sprayer if you maintain it properly.
To help you, PaintAccess CEO, Dan, and paint industry influencer, Harriet, have a brand new video in which they clean a Graco Magnum ProX17 Electric Airless Paint Sprayer.
First, Dan ensures that everyone is wearing appropriate PPE. Safety equipment isn’t just for painting. Cleaning painting tools and equipment means exposure to the same paint and other products as if you were painting. It might not necessarily be front-of-mind when you’re done for the day (or you’ve finished your painting project after a few weekends) and it’s time to clean up. But when you’re cleaning an airless paint sprayer, there’s the possibility of splashing or spraying water and so gloves and eye protection are a must.
The first step is to remove any excess paint from within the paint sprayer’s system. You’ll need about 3 buckets of clean water. Dan starts by wiping off excess paint, and then placing the paint extractor hose into a bucket of clean water. In priming mode, spray excess paint in the line back into your bucket of paint. When there’s no more paint in the line (and the sprayer starts to spray water) transfer the spray gun to an empty bucket.
From there, you can remove the spray gun tip to open the line completely and remove all water and paint residue. Continue in the prime/clean mode until there’s only clear water coming from the spray gun.
Some models - including the Graco Magnum ProX17 - can be connected to a regular garden hose to provide water at-pressure to the pump for cleaning. But the pump is capable of moving water through the system (from a bucket) just as effectively.
Then it’s time for some pump armour. Dan starts with a few squirts of pump armour into the piston housing then puts the extractor hose directly into the bottle of pump armour and pumps liquid through the system until it reaches the spray gun. In this case, the pump armour is an easy-to-identify blue colour.
Then Dan removes the filter from the line that is attached to the spray gun. In this case, the filter has been used once and so needs no additional attention, but Dan shows how easy it is to find and remove for cleaning should that be necessary.
From there, your airless paint sprayer is ready to go into storage where it can sit until you need it for your next project. A quick and simple process for adding years to the life of your electric airless paint sprayer.
If you want to buy any of the great products in this video, you can order them online from https://www.paintaccess.com.au/ . And if you’re in Sydney and want to check out our Testing Bar, come and visit our Matraville store. When we say “try before you buy”, we mean it.
~~~~ BorisDoes is here to help! ~~~~
As always, if you need some help with your painting project, or you’d like the result without doing the work yourself, you can start a task or request a quote at BorisDoes. BorisDoes is an Australian task marketplace that connects Customers throughout Australia with Taskers and Businesses near them. Find the right tradie, expert or professional to help you with your task on BorisDoes.
Visit
► https://borisdoes.com.au
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