From the power and air source to the tip of the gun and everything in between, having the knowledge and understanding of the mechanical function of your rig leads to better maintenance routines, better problem solving and higher level troubleshooting when things inevitably go wrong.

There’s not a ton of maintenance that needs to be done regularly on your equipment, but taking the time to do it when it’s necessary can save countless hours and dollars if it goes neglected for too long.

Knowing which red flags to look for and catching issues before they cause a domino effect and become a major failure can mean the difference between hours or days of down time.

The vast majority of the time when there is an issue during application it can be traced back to your gun. It is vital for you to know your gun inside and out in order to save yourself from countless headaches and running in circles chasing problems elsewhere when the answer is right in your hand.

• Learn to identify your gun parts

• Understand how to identify minor issues before they become mechanical failures

• Become capable of troubleshooting and rectifying those issues quickly so your down time is reduced to minutes instead of hours

• Less down time = more spray time = more $ $ $