Yes Big Brother.
I did and bought a 5 gallon can.
Let the fun begin and hopefully save the gun.
Laquer thinners
- Thread starter Michael Webb
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Yes Big Brother.
I did and bought a 5 gallon can.
Let the fun begin and hopefully save the gun.
I use Klean Strip LT.
I know it cleans the gun really well.
And I don't see ill-effects on wood.
My auto shop does sell 1 gallon of virgin/pure acetone cheap.
I use that lightly before spraying on sealed pieces.
Evaporates instantly.
I was told the acetone sold at Lowe's and HD are pretty much crap.
I know it cleans the gun really well.
And I don't see ill-effects on wood.
My auto shop does sell 1 gallon of virgin/pure acetone cheap.
I use that lightly before spraying on sealed pieces.
Evaporates instantly.
I was told the acetone sold at Lowe's and HD are pretty much crap.
Well. The good news is. I have a supplier of 5 gallons at a time.
But.... My spray gun is Fooked.
I used a product for cleaning spray guns that worked very well. Was a dupont product but for the life of me can't remember the name. The crap would melt harden paint in a flash. I think it was some type of lye. If you got one little drop on your skin you would think someone was holding a lit match to your arm. I'm sure if you look around there's some product out there that will clean you up. Strip the gun completely down and soak everything. Use a compatible gun grease for reassembly. You should be good to go.
http://www.unifireusa.com/retail1/manufacturers.php?c1=Zip Strip&vn=71347&grf=zipstrip
That’s the stuff I have experience with. Always seemed to work when I needed it too.
That’s the stuff I have experience with. Always seemed to work when I needed it too.
Thank you. I have to order replacement parts. That's better than the price of the gun.