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Material Compatability

These materials are best suited for the FLEXiO 595

*Detail Nozzle Recommended

Applies a textured finish, similar to a roller

Great for Broad Surfaces:

Applies a smooth finish

Great for:

iSpray Nozzle Power & Material Setting Guide

Detail Finish Nozzle Power & Material Setting Guide

COATING	MATERIAL FLOW	AIR POWER
Transparent/Semi-Trans. Stains, Sealers	2	Min-2
Lacquers (water-based)	3	Min-2
Solid Stains	4-6	2-4
Polyurethane	4-6	3-5
Oil Enamels	7	4-6
Latex Paint+ Primers, Latex Paint	9-11	5-8
Oil or Latex Primers	9-11	6-Max

COATING	MATERIAL FLOW	AIR POWER
Transparent/Semi-Trans. Stains, Sealers	Med/Heavy	Min-3
Lacquers (water-based)	Med/Heavy	Min-3
Solid Stains	Medium	2-4
Polyurethane	Med/Heavy	3-6
Oil Enamels	Heavy	5-8
Latex Paint+ Primers, Latex Paint	Heavy*	6-Max
Oil or Latex Primers	Heavy*	6-Max

*Material may need to be thinned. Try Wagner Paint Easy for a smooth, consistent finish

Adjust the position of the air cap on the nozzle to change the spray pattern to your desired position

Position spray gun perpendicular to and 6-8″ from the surface

When spraying large surfaces, overlap each pass by at least 50%.

Spray with smooth passes at a consistent speed. Do not flex wrist when spraying

Here are some ways to troubleshoot any issues with your spray pattern if they come up

SPRAY PATTERN	SOLUTIONS
Clumpy Finish	Too little air and too much material. Turn up the air flow and turn down the material flow.	If adjusting the settings does not work, try adding Wagner Paint Easy to latex paint to condition it for a smoother spray pattern.	NOTE: The iSpray nozzle produces a roller-like finish. For a fine finish on small projects like furniture, use the Detail Finish nozzle.
Runs & Sags	Too much air and too much material. Turn down the air flow and the material flow.	Spray gun is too close to the surface. Take a step back and hold it 6-8″ away.	Moving too slow. Move faster while remaining steady.
Poor Coverage	Too little air and too little material. Turn up the air flow and turn up the material flow.	Spray gun is too far from the surface. Take a step closer and hold it 6-8″ away.	Moving too fast. Move slower while remaining steady.	If adjusting the settings does not work, try adding Wagner Paint Easy to latex paint to condition it.
Good Spray Pattern	Settings are adjusted properly, sprayer is 6-8″ away from the surface and is moving at a steady speed.

There are a few extra pieces included with your main sprayer components. Here is a quick explanation of how to use them.

CUP LINERS	CLEANING BRUSH	PETROLEUM JELLY

•Place the cup liner in the cup and ensure it is evenly distributed around the perimeter, then pour in your material •Remove the cup liner after each use for easy cleanup •Save paint by pouring excess paint back into the can •You can order more here	•This brush is helpful when cleaning small areas of your sprayer such as the pick up tube and around the nozzle •Great for scrubbing off dried paint	•This packet contains petroleum jelly for lubricating the (c) O-ring and (d) nozzle seal to make it easier to attach & remove the nozzle from the sprayer •Apply with a cotton swab or cotton ball as needed •Once this runs out, you can use any petroleum jelly