How to Use and Adjust a Paint Spray Gun?

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VanAlice
07/29/25 11:10pm
Adjust the flow control knob of a conventional paint spray gun by turning it counterclockwise to increase the flow. Reduce the air inlet pressure until the sprayed paint forms a droplet-like pattern. Adjust the atomization width knob until the spray pattern appears evenly dotted.
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