Start by cleaning the room. Clear as much of the furniture and belongings as you can. Give the room a quick cleaning by sweeping and dusting – this includes the walls and baseboards!

Just like if you using a brush and roller, you want to tape off where you do not want paint! Because you will be spraying the paint on, you also want to cover the floors, windows, and doors to protect from overspray. Tape off your ceiling as well and cover at least 24 inches in.

Pour paint directly into the canister! No need to thin latex paint! To help with cleanup, you can use a spray cup liner.

To assemble, first remove the air hose from the storage case and plug in on the front of the case.

Insert the paint pickup tube into the intake opening on the nozzle. Carefully reassemble by screwing the cup back on and tighten firmly. Once reassembled, screw the nozzle into the handle.

Since we are using paint straight from the can (unthinned) we need to set the X-Boost™ power dial (adjusts the level of air pressure produced by the turbine) at a high setting. Next, adjust the material flow (the amount of paint that being sprayed from the gun).

Depending if spraying vertically or horizontally, turn the cap on the front of the gun. The gun also has a spray width lever to adjust the width.

Turn the power on the Power Box ON then turn the power switch on the handle ON. Use the included spray poster for practice!

Paint by keeping the nozzle 6-8 inches from the wall. Move at the same speed and keep the nozzle the same distance from the wall. Start just past where your wall starts, so either on the floor or ceiling. Move straight up and down then overlap the next pass by at least 50%. This will ensure you get full coverage painting the wall!

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