You can use a 314 ff tip or a 313 regular tip. I have not adapted to fflp tips and have not seen much of a reason. An intake filter, a Manifold filter if the sprayer has one, and a gun filter. I don't use the intake filter that much but should. Also you can strain the paint but the material data sheets for paint would say use an minimum of a .13 tip, lots of people use .10 or.12 tips but is not needed and more of a pain.
You can add Floetrol to the pant, it is a conditioner and sprays nicer and helps flatten or level out the finish and can help reduce clogging in my opinion.
When spraying walls I spray and back roll. I will use landmarks so to speak where I stop, like outlet cutouts or hit the floor with a sideways blast of paint, or whatever is available.
As far as lights go invest in a few led lights. Hallogen lights suck a lot of power, run hot to the point of being a fire hazard and the bulbs get damaged and or burn out easily.
You can add Floetrol to the pant, it is a conditioner and sprays nicer and helps flatten or level out the finish and can help reduce clogging in my opinion.
When spraying walls I spray and back roll. I will use landmarks so to speak where I stop, like outlet cutouts or hit the floor with a sideways blast of paint, or whatever is available.
As far as lights go invest in a few led lights. Hallogen lights suck a lot of power, run hot to the point of being a fire hazard and the bulbs get damaged and or burn out easily.
