Hi, if it leaks from the twisty dial at the back. You probably need the repair kit. Or a new cleanshot valve. The rubber O ring may be broken inside. Unless you can replace that. If it leaks on the swivel area, sometimes its when its not connected tight on the pole. Needs to be nipped up with a spanner not hand tighg
@@sprayaholic seems like the pattern always gets heavy in in the center, like a stream I can visibly see... I'm also typically using HEA titan tips st about 1000 psi, (valve open, just using angle swivel) so maybe that's part of the issue? When I removed the cleanshot the other day I had way better preasure and could hear the spray itself sound healthier if that makes sense. I haven't ever taken it apart tho so I bet its dirty inside!
I also am never sure what my pressure at gun is because I dont have a second pressure gauge, and I run off an 13 year old 440 that I've repacked a few times. It still is the backbone of my business tho lol. I want a new sprayer but cant decide. Thinking maybe that x19 fine finish graco since I seem to be always doing cabinets doors and trim
Tudo bem ? Como posso fazer para comprar o SLEANSHOT GRACO ? sou do brasil , que site compro ela aqui no Brasil nao tem Obrigado amigo muito bom seus videos 😁😀
I’m getting one of these for a large ceiling I’m doing in a couple of weeks lots of stop starts because of furniture.could you please explain how to set it up and dial it in
Awesome. Great accessory to have. Set your pressure around what youd normally be on. It might be a little higher adding an extension and cleanshot. Start with the cleanshot dial wound all the way out in flush. Then keep testing the fan. Dial it in until now spits, small turns each time and test the fan just by pulling the trigger 1 second to see the shape. If you still have spit and its wound all the way in the increase your pressure. It the sprayer stops spraying mid spray its because youve released the trigger when the machine is turning over on its lower pressure. So neither slightly increase machine pressure or if you can, turn dial in flush and it should release again
Thanks for the quick reply can you not leave it fully open I’m not on instagram but I think i can still view it, it’s only recently i got a phone without a lead on i
@@paulmorgan1636 when the dial is wound out. Its in clean mode and allows material through at low pressure. For the cleanshot to work it needs more pressure and dialing it in shuts the valve off to stop the paint. So each time you use it. It may be slightly different
Which part do you mean? The plastic O ring that sits in the back of the cleanshot and tightens against the gun. Or the small o ring inside the cleanshot
Hi buddy I wonder if you can help my clean shot I’ve only used about a dozen times and for some reason it won’t shut off and more even when the dial is a turned all the way clockwise it’s an absolute mystery to me
Hey. What tips are you using with it? When its wound all the way out its in flush. You get to a pressure you usually get to the start dialling the dial in. If youre still spitting and its wound all the way in. You need to increase your pressure . If its to use with fflp or lp tips you'll probably find it doesnt need to be wound it that much. Cleanshot was made before the low pressure tips came out so its made to work under higher pressure
@@sprayaholic I’m thinking my set up is wrong I have it in flush no tip no Guard then set pressure to 1500 paint flows out fine then I add tip and guard 5.17 I dail it in hoping for the paint to stop coming through so I can dail it back again to try to find the sweet spot but paint carries on flowing though all the way even when it’s completely shut down am I missing something
@@MEVD2011 sounds like its not shutting the valve off. Have you tried your gun with just guard and tip on and see if it does it with the gun? You could run some hot soapy water through it and let it soak in the gun and cleanshot. See if it dislodges anything. Cleanshot could be covered in paint like mine, if you dont flush it through enough it holds build up quite well inside. You normally tell as the dial is hard to twist.
Thank you for for making this video!! I just cleaned mine out, been putting it off for way too long, back to working like the day I got it!
thats awesome, glad i could help out, consider subscribing if you havent already to get more content on spraying and other tips.
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Really helpful love how you explain what you're doing, it really helps
Thanks for the support. Glad you found it helpful
hi dear thanks for your perfect explain , my question : Paint leaks from the adjustment part of the product. What should i do ? thanks for help.
Hi, if it leaks from the twisty dial at the back. You probably need the repair kit. Or a new cleanshot valve. The rubber O ring may be broken inside. Unless you can replace that.
If it leaks on the swivel area, sometimes its when its not connected tight on the pole. Needs to be nipped up with a spanner not hand tighg
Nice repair demo. What's your cleaner that you are using?
I usually have some gun wash, acetone or some waterbased cleaner depending on how fast i need to clean and what its been used with
This is great... been having a rough time with mine I think I need to repair I left it in water for a couple days and really regret that!
Thanks for watching. Ive left mine in water for days before, whats the issue you have?
@@sprayaholic seems like the pattern always gets heavy in in the center, like a stream I can visibly see... I'm also typically using HEA titan tips st about 1000 psi, (valve open, just using angle swivel) so maybe that's part of the issue? When I removed the cleanshot the other day I had way better preasure and could hear the spray itself sound healthier if that makes sense. I haven't ever taken it apart tho so I bet its dirty inside!
I also am never sure what my pressure at gun is because I dont have a second pressure gauge, and I run off an 13 year old 440 that I've repacked a few times. It still is the backbone of my business tho lol. I want a new sprayer but cant decide. Thinking maybe that x19 fine finish graco since I seem to be always doing cabinets doors and trim
@@pjmisley are you using it straight onto the gun or with an extension?
Spray wd40 on the regulator ievery time you clean it and you will never have that problem again, even if you leave it in water
Tudo bem ? Como posso fazer para comprar o SLEANSHOT GRACO ?
sou do brasil , que site compro ela aqui no Brasil nao tem
Obrigado amigo muito bom seus videos 😁😀
Thank you very much for your video appreciative
Thanks for watching
So helpful thank you mate!
Thanks for watching glad you found it helpful. Appreciate the support.
I’m getting one of these for a large ceiling I’m doing in a couple of weeks lots of stop starts because of furniture.could you please explain how to set it up and dial it in
Awesome. Great accessory to have.
Set your pressure around what youd normally be on. It might be a little higher adding an extension and cleanshot. Start with the cleanshot dial wound all the way out in flush. Then keep testing the fan. Dial it in until now spits, small turns each time and test the fan just by pulling the trigger 1 second to see the shape.
If you still have spit and its wound all the way in the increase your pressure.
It the sprayer stops spraying mid spray its because youve released the trigger when the machine is turning over on its lower pressure. So neither slightly increase machine pressure or if you can, turn dial in flush and it should release again
Are you on instagram? I made a post about it a while ago. But i do plan on making a cleanshot video again
Thanks for the quick reply can you not leave it fully open
I’m not on instagram but I think i can still view it, it’s only recently i got a phone without a lead on i
@@paulmorgan1636 when the dial is wound out. Its in clean mode and allows material through at low pressure. For the cleanshot to work it needs more pressure and dialing it in shuts the valve off to stop the paint. So each time you use it. It may be slightly different
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hi im think of getting one of these as i use extention often ... would it make life easier if i put some vaseline on the treads and seals ect?
yes its a great tool. ive never vaselined the treads or seals. check out my new viideo showing the quick release extensions. theyre great
what would be the number of the rubber sealant or where can I get it
Which part do you mean? The plastic O ring that sits in the back of the cleanshot and tightens against the gun. Or the small o ring inside the cleanshot
Do you lune up anything on reassembling?
If you can then it wouldn't be a bad thing. But i havnt done the last time
Hi buddy I wonder if you can help my clean shot I’ve only used about a dozen times and for some reason it won’t shut off and more even when the dial is a turned all the way clockwise it’s an absolute mystery to me
Hey. What tips are you using with it? When its wound all the way out its in flush. You get to a pressure you usually get to the start dialling the dial in. If youre still spitting and its wound all the way in. You need to increase your pressure .
If its to use with fflp or lp tips you'll probably find it doesnt need to be wound it that much.
Cleanshot was made before the low pressure tips came out so its made to work under higher pressure
Or do you mean its squirting out after trigger release? If so somethings stopping it from seating and its dirt.
@@sprayaholic I’m thinking my set up is wrong I have it in flush no tip no Guard then set pressure to 1500 paint flows out fine then I add tip and guard 5.17 I dail it in hoping for the paint to stop coming through so I can dail it back again to try to find the sweet spot but paint carries on flowing though all the way even when it’s completely shut down am I missing something
@@MEVD2011 sounds like its not shutting the valve off. Have you tried your gun with just guard and tip on and see if it does it with the gun?
You could run some hot soapy water through it and let it soak in the gun and cleanshot. See if it dislodges anything.
Cleanshot could be covered in paint like mine, if you dont flush it through enough it holds build up quite well inside. You normally tell as the dial is hard to twist.
And do they now work mate
yes perfect, as you can wind it back in and get it working properly, or buy the repair kit as the clean shots are getting more expensive now
Thanks!🫡
Where can you pick one of those up from?
Spraydirect and spraymanuk are both £156 i think