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KAT9000 | Katana Plus HVLP Spray Gun
4. Test Your Spray
Remember to do test sprays on something like paper
or cardboard before moving over to your project so
you can get it right the first time!
To test your spray, pick up the spray gun with your
dominant hand. Grip the handle loosely while resting
your index and middle finger on the trigger. The trigger
should always be parallel to the surface, with your
thumb pointing in the direction you're spraying. Always
keep the nozzle about 6 to 8 inches from the surface.
Pull the trigger to release air and paint in one spot to
see if your spray gun and spray material are adjusted
properly. You may need to adjust your spray pattern or
fluid output with the knobs on the back of the spray
gun if you don't get a good test spray.
GOOD TEST SPRAY
No more adjusting
needed to start
spraying!
5. One Coat at a Time
When spraying liquid, always apply in one
consistent direction (from left to right, for
instance). Hold the spray gun with the
trigger parallel to the surface and the nozzle
6 inches away. Start spraying just outside
of the area you want to coat and move the
gun across the length of the surface.
When applying the next pass of material,
overlap the first section by about 50%
to ensure even coverage.
Continue this practice until the area is fully
coated. Depending on the material used,
you may need multiple passes to achieve
full coverage of the area.
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OVERSPRAY
If excessive paint is
floating around in the
air, you may need to
decrease pressure on
your compressor, or
the spray gun is too far
away from your surface
(more than 6 inches).
START
SPRAY
STROKE
OFF THE
SURFACE
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6-8"
UNDER SPRAY
If your paint seems
to be spraying out
in a spatter-type
texture, you may
need to increase
the air pressure on
your compressor.
REMOVE
PATTERN
ADJUST
FLUID
ADJUST
DRIP MARKS
If your paint seems
to be consistently
running, you may need
to move your spray
hand a little faster or
the spray gun is too
close to the surface
(closer than 6 inches).
END
SPRAY
STROKE
OFF THE
SURFACE