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When paint is sprayed through my airless sprayer the paint runs or sags down the wall. What is causing this?

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When paint is sprayed through my airless sprayer the paint runs or sags down the wall. What is causing this?

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The paint is going on too thick. This can be caused by a number of things. • The operator is not moving the gun fast enough. Increase the speed that the gun is being moved over the painting surface. • Select a spray tip with a smaller orifice size. For example: if you are using a 419 tip, try using a 417 or a 415 tip instead. This will reduce the amount of paint leaving the gun. • Select a spray tip with a wider fan pattern. For example: if using a 317 tip, try using a 417 or a 517 tip instead. • The gun may be to close to the surface being painted. Hold the gun further back when spraying.

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