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 This is Part (1) of a (3) Part Video Series. This Machine is a "work horse". But...it’s not for everyone. And...I've said before...I recommend an Airless to start...especially if you're in a warm climate = The South...The West...etc. That said...THIS Machine uses very little product to clean and has NO waste. It's PERFECT if you're forced to use Paints that need more than just water to clean. I'll teach you this "Conventional Striping Machine". Part (1) includes...The Big Parts...and how they work. It is a simple machine. It is called a Conventional because "Conventional" thinking has AIR going into the Paint...making it a "Spray". ( Unlike the "Airless" Machines...which do not use Air = "Airless". They "Squish" the Paint. ) SO...?...I'll teach you how the Air flows through the Machine...to (4) different places. I'll teach you how to put Paint into the Machine..."How To"...Prime The Lower System...and The Rear System. I like (2) things here...on the Conventional... (1) There's never any waste. I clean it...and for 17 years...it uses very little product to clean...that's a great thing when the Cleaning Agent costs MORE than the Paint...! ...and there's NEVER any waste or disposal issues. It's a great machine for paints that demand expensive Cleaning Agents like...Toluene, MEK, Mineral Spirits...etc. So...if you need to use these paints because of weather = chilly, outdoor striping...this is a great machine. Mine is (17) years old. 2) I like the Stencil Gun...out the back. You can spray delicate places...like hand spraying a tight turning curb...or "Wheel Stops". You can finesse this gun. With my "Airless"..the gun is either ALL ON...or ALL OFF. Pull the trigger and POW...!...2200 PSI. Don't get me wrong...I also have (2) Airless Machines. I like them. I use them. BUT...I like the Conventional's stenciling gun. Anyhow...you decide. Take a look at this Video...and let me know if I can help...any further. I'm Dan Zurcher. I own American Striping. Striping alone...fo...
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Date Found: June 21, 2010
Date Produced: June 19, 2010
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