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PREPARING TO SPRAY

You should now be ready to spray your project. Good quality results with your Apollo ECO TrueHVLP™ Spray System

combination of careful preparation of your substrate, a proper spraying environment, a basic knowledge of the

material/coating you will be using and how these materials work with your Apollo ECO Series Turbine.

Using Your Apollo ECO Spray Gun

Your Apollo ECO Spray Gun is certified. This means your spray gun uses no more than 10 PSI. All passages and air

ports are much larger than a conventional spray gun. If one of these air passages becomes blocked, or build up of

material starts to occur, your spray pattern will become distorted, therefore, always keep your spray gun clean. The E7000

comes fitted with a 1.3mm nozzle (#3) and needle (#19). These sizes will effectively spray most wood coatings. Using

these sizes of tip/nozzle and needle you can achieve a 1/4" line up to a 10" fan pattern, simply by rotating the air cap (#1)

to the desired fan type, opening the material adjustment screw (#21) counter-clockwise and moving the spray gun closer

or further away from your work piece. A little practice will enable you to master this technique in no time flat!

PRACTICE:

VERY IMPORTANT

side. Fill it approximately half way with some water. Reattach the cup to the body of the spray gun and lock down the

lever to create a good seal. Attach the spray gun to the air hose and the other end of the air hose to the turbine. Turn the

turbine unit on. The E7000 spray gun is a non-bleeder spray gun, which means you will not have any air flowing through

the spray gun until you pull the trigger. The first stage of your pull will release the air. The second stage of your pull will

release the fluid. Position the air cap (#1) in the horizontal or vertical position, turn the material adjustment screw (#21)

clockwise until closed. Make a mark on the material flow screw at 12:00 (Noon), and then adjust the material flow screw to

8:00; this will give you a good starting point. Point the spray gun away from yourself (and anyone else) and pull the trigger

all the way back. You should see a "V" shaped mist (or triangle) called a fan pattern. Now, with the trigger depressed, if

you turn the material flow screw, clockwise (closing), making very small adjustments at a time, you will notice that the fan

pattern is beginning to get smaller. Now, reverse this and notice the pattern will get larger. Take a large piece of

cardboard and direct the pattern at the surface, hold the spray gun approximately 6"-8" from the surface. Pull the trigger,

observe the outline and size of the pattern. Now, turn the material flow screw clockwise (closing). Move the spray gun an

inch or two closer to the surface. Pull the trigger. Notice the pattern has become smaller. You can continue reducing the

material flow and move the spray gun even closer to the surface and the pattern will continue to get smaller and smaller.

Next, turn the Fan Pattern Adjustment Knob (#11) to the horizontal position. Play with varying the material flow and the

distance of the spray gun from the work surface. Notice the change in pattern size.

Caution

: Even when the turbine unit is off, pressure will remain in the spray cup. If you pull the trigger back, a

stream of fluid will flow. To prevent accidents, turn material adjusment screw (#21) clockwise until it is

completely closed. The trigger is now locked in the closed position. You can also simply aim the gun at a towel

and pull the trigger to release any pressure in the cup.

Note: It is not necessary to empty and clean your spray gun when you pause between applications. Be sure,

however, to clean your spray gun thoroughly at the end of your work session. It is a bad idea to leave materials in

your spray gun overnight.

!! Remove the cup from your spray gun by moving the lever on the top of the cup lid over to one

PROPER SPRAY TECHNIQUE