Titan CAPSPRAY 55 Training Manual page 14

Spray Techniques
Spraying Square
Posts or Steel
Grills and Wire Fences
Spraying Round Work
Cutting In
Hold the gun at a sharp angle. Deflect the paint
passing through the grill or fence with a flat
surface. This will help coat the other side.
For cylinders up to three feet high or wide, spray vertically. For larger
cylinders, such as storage tanks, spray horizontally. For small pipe work or
tubular furniture, use the round spray pattern set to the proper diameter.
Cutting a line "in" is a technique best explained with an example.
Suppose you are spraying horizontally on a wall, and you are approaching a
door frame. Do not spray horizontally to the edge of the door frame.
LEAVING THE AIR CAP HORNS SET AT HORIZONTAL, CUT IN BY
MOVING THE GUN IN A VERTICAL FASHION.
This hides the pattern created by cutting in. Feather the spray or reduce paint
flow to gun before cutting in. Use horizontally after spraying vertically, leave
air cap horns for vertical spray.
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Adjust the material adjustment knob to
the desired spray width. Spray two
adjacent surfaces at the same time.