How to clean your Airless Paint Sprayer 

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Hi is that the way you clean the Graco 210 ES Machine like the way your cleaning it...

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Water is actually an enemy of the spray pump. The interior portion of the pump shaft is carbon steel, and water will cause pitting in the pump shaft, if it sits unused for a period of time. I spray with epoxy coating systems, and clean up with petroleum based solvent. No need to follow up with water.

Use the same process but instead of water use an appropriate gunwash/solvent. 👍

Pump armor is one ingredient, the exact same ingredient in antifreeze

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Don't think soapy water has the same protection properties eg lubrication and antifreeze.

I actually don't leave any water in unit at all...I disconnect the hose flush out water and squirt a few drops of oil thru pump.......water destroys everything and if it sits for any length of time its not good.....if your using it in next day or so fine but I leave my airless sprayer open and dry from now on.....

i wouldn't worry about it. not the first time i do it. I put anti freeze if gonna store for a long time.

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naveed khan the pump armour is a lubricant and anti-freeze solution. When used it helps prevent corrosion and helps prevent joints bursting due to freezing when being stored over winter.

I would say it depends on how long it goes between uses. I'm my shop we rarely use it because we use our sprayer daily.

Um he pours it down the toilet or dumps it in a yard somewhere. Thanks to the epa the quality of paint is questionable, but you can damn near drink it.

Hi if you are using pump every week do you put the pump armour in at the end of each day or just when you are storing pump

I have 100 square meters to paint with masonry paint - bought an erbauer sprayer yesterday, first time using it and first time I tested it and I just thought "I hate this damn thing". Just with emulsion it took forever to get the water to run clean. The handle doesn't come off either, the nuts have been fastened so tight. Spanners, wrenches, buckets, hoses, water everywhere, I am ready for taking it outside and sledge hammering it to pieces!

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Aaron Wilson personally I prefer to use warm to hot water as I believe it does help break down more stubborn residue but, also in the middle of winter on site, it’s a bit more friendlier on the hands, unfortunately hot water isn’t always available.

How about a little bit of washing up liquid (make sure you don't contaminate your paint with it). It breaks up paint residue very well.

@@noslrak2000 I will flush the system, then I run some water & dishwashing liquid thru the pump...then another thorough rinse. This keeps my Graco good for a few weeks until I need it again. If I need to store it for longer, I use pump armor.