Do you need compressed air to completely remove product from HVAC system as with some other products?
1852641
No. Let stay inside ac box for the period of time recommended on can. Then run ac fan on high to drive out excess and dry box
229147
I don't quite see why you would need to clean the air soft gun...you have no carbon buildup /powder residues. If you have an obstruction, you could probably just use a straitened wire clothes hangar
1382163
I use air from an air compressor. Just blow from every direction. This will get most of the junk out.
2080420
Once I applied this in line filter, it drasticly reduced my air pressure. So I just canned it. I apologize for bit directly answering your question. But it's somethig I wish I knew prior to purchasing this item
237127
No you don't have to use all the canister at once. I had a partial canister left last year when the warm weather was over, and I brought the mister inside for the winter, then used the rest of the canister this spring.
530553
You don't NEED one but filtering out moister keeps your air as clean and dry as possible. If you are painting you need the driest air you can get. It also keeps your tools clean and prolongs their life. All air compressors gather moister from the atmosphere. You must eliminate this at output through filtering. Also draining your tank when not in use is a must. You should have a drain value located at the bottom of your compressor. Leaving moister in the tank creates rust and will damage your tools. This is a great little filter. The best I have found for the $$ and size. You can't go wrong here. I use it for a sand blast cabinet with no problems.
1848810
I haven't. Plenty of humidity in my home,and I see no need for that. I suppose you could if you wanted to,but I really don't think it needs it.
1857825
Yes and put a Vacuum on it.It's just air more or less to check for leaks.It will cause you problems if you leave it in thereit's not Freon.
103451
No, it does not. I would suggest adding an inline moisture trap on your air hose. Either at the compressor or at the pneumatic tool or spray gun you plan on using.
964303
No. Fixed spray pattern. You'll need a regulator on your compressor as well.
754849
For the internal components either compressed air from my air compressor or a computer dust can is all I use. The outside with a slighly damp cloth with some dish soap works well.
1706149
Hello. You can use either way but alone if you want the results listed on it's label. Best product I have ever used for removal of mold toxins. I tried many after finding a contaminated hvac system...
1448468
This item can only dispense at what ever your shop air pressure is and then it is emulsified into a fog or spray that does not equal a straight 125 psi from the compressor. For real build up, you will need a pressure washer or steam cleaner or more. It is a great tool for many uses.
2260007
Does not need an air compressor. Can be used right from the box. However, I am a Lady and I found the item to be very heavy and awkward to use. Tires the arm! So, if you have a lot of spraying to do, you might want to take the weight of the item into consideration. Simple to operate, it's true, but I am not looking forward to my next spraying project only because of the weight of the item. Jean D.
2132669
The line connections are flare nut. So you will have to purge lines and use a vacuum pump to eliminate all air and non condensables out of the line set and the inside coil.
895279
I haven't used the vacuum pickup tool but I do use the fume extractor regularly. For example if I'm soldering in a confined space beneath a car dash then I'd prefer the fumes removed. They are just blown out the back of the main unit though.
53362
Yes you need a source of compressed air. Uses, if I recall from college, Bernoulli's principal by creating low pressure from high speed air flow.