Clarke 3082125 AP14GFM HVLP Spray Gun Instructions

The recommended air pressure for the Clarke 3082125 AP14GFM HVLP Spray Gun is between 15-45 PSI, depending on the material being sprayed and the desired finish quality.
After use, disassemble the spray gun and clean all parts with a suitable solvent. Ensure that all paint residue is removed, especially from the nozzle and needle. Reassemble the gun after all parts are dry.
An uneven spray pattern can be caused by a clogged nozzle, insufficient air pressure, or incorrect material viscosity. Clean the nozzle, check the air supply, and adjust the material viscosity as needed.
Ensure the nozzle is tightened properly and the needle packing is adjusted correctly. Regular maintenance and cleaning will also help prevent leaks.
The Clarke 3082125 AP14GFM HVLP Spray Gun can be used with a wide range of materials including lacquers, enamels, urethanes, and stains. Ensure the material is properly thinned according to the manufacturer’s recommendations.
Adjust the fan control knob on the spray gun to achieve the desired spray pattern, from circular to elliptical. Test on a scrap surface to ensure the pattern meets your requirements.
Regular maintenance includes cleaning after each use, checking for worn or damaged parts, lubricating moving components, and replacing seals as necessary.
If the spray gun is not spraying, check for air supply issues, ensure the material is properly thinned, inspect for clogs in the nozzle, and verify that the needle and nozzle are correctly assembled.
Yes, the Clarke 3082125 AP14GFM HVLP Spray Gun is suitable for automotive painting. Use the appropriate automotive paint and follow the thinning guidelines for optimal results.
Store the spray gun in a dry, clean area. Ensure it is completely cleaned and dried before storage. Keep it in its protective case or hang it to protect the nozzle and trigger.