Body and exterior tips

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*Using a file or a fine hack saw, scribe a line in the 12 o'clock position on your gun when it's turned in all the way. This will make it easier to keep track of when you're adjusting your gun.
 
*Using a file or a fine hack saw, scribe a line in the 12 o'clock position on your gun when it's turned in all the way. This will make it easier to keep track of when you're adjusting your gun.
 
*Never use anything metal for cleaning paint guns.
 
*Never use anything metal for cleaning paint guns.
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*Rubber-tipped dental tools for gum cleaning can be used for cleaning the holes in air caps.
 
*For cleaning metal parts of paint guns, soak them in carburetor cleaner, and then rinse well. Don't soak plastic or painted parts.
 
*For cleaning metal parts of paint guns, soak them in carburetor cleaner, and then rinse well. Don't soak plastic or painted parts.
 
*For very small tasks, an airbrush may be helpful.
 
*For very small tasks, an airbrush may be helpful.

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