CC,

One thing I can tell you about technique is that when you pull the trigger, notice that there's an air only position and an air and paint position. When you get ready to paint a section, pull the trigger to the air only position and hold it. Then move the gun and pull the trigger full on as you cross the piece. When you come to the end of a section, only release the trigger to the air position, then move back in the opposite direction pulling the trigger all the way.

Repeat this back and forth across the section. You should have the effect of the constant hiss of air with the intermittant pfft of paint spraying with each stroke.

Also, hold the gun an even distance from the surface, don't move it in an arc.

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-Evan


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