OPERATING TIPS FOR THE IPSPRO SPRAYING SYSTEM
Cleaning the Nozzles: Use the nozzle disassembly key counter clockwise to remove the
green nozzle holder from inside the tip.
NOTE: USING THE IPSPRO WITH THICKER FLUIDS IS EASIER WITH THE IPSPRO
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If used for applying sealers, deck stains and other coating products, always rinse the gun
using a Sodium Hydroxide based deck stain stripping product.
DO NOT USE MINERAL
SPIRITS OR PAINT THINNERS.
TROUBLESHOOTING:
NOTE: Gun does not pull chemicals through the hose
Usually this is caused by debris entering the pump, using the sprayer with a chemical that
it’s
not designed for, or if the pump is not completely rinsed out after the last use.
To try to solve this problem easily, hook up your hose to your gun, then insert the other end
of your hose into a garden hose, or sink faucet, to “PUSH” water to the pump, while running
the sprayer for a few minutes. Usually this will flush out any debris and the gun will start
working normally again. If this does not solve the problem, then you can always replace the
seals or rebuild the pump in about 15 Minutes yourself, or you can mail it to one of our
Authorized Repair Facilities for an estimate.
If you dropped your gun or drove over it with your car, Don’t Worry, Repairing the IPSPRO is
an easy 10-15 Minute job, and you only need a Phillips Screwdriver, and Allen Wrench to do
it!
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Are there any products that the IPSPRO Sprayer Can NOT be used with?
Using products with Solvents that are commonly used in Graffiti Removers, Mineral Spirits,
Paint Thinners, NAPTHA or similar chemicals will damage the sprayer.
Can the IPSPRO Spray be used to apply deck stains and sealants?
The sprayer can be used to apply any clear deck sealant, and when used with the “Wood
Pro” kit, it can apply Ready Seal, Armstrong Clark Semi Transparent, Bakers Gray Away,
TWP, BEHR and other deck thicker deck stains.
NOTE:
After using the sprayer with deck sealers and stains, clean the gun by spraying a
deck stain remover through it, then run a gallon of fresh water through it. Failure to rinse the
sprayer out properly will cause the seals to stick and it will not operate properly until it has
been cleaned out or the seals have been replaced in the pump.
Can the sprayer be used for applying Janitorial Cleaners?
Yes, the IPS Sprayers have been used to apply Mildecides, Quaternary, Deodorizers, De-
greasers, Disinfectants, floor strippers, tile and grout cleaners, shower stall cleaners, Simple
Green, Windex, Oven Cleaners, Murphy’s Oil Soap, Bleach and other similar products.
Can the sprayer be used for applying Pest Control Products?
Yes, the IPSPRO Sprayers have been used to apply Insecticides, Pesticides for Ants, Fleas,
Mosquitos and other insects, as well as repellents for Snakes, Deer, Rabbits and other
animals.
How do I remove the hose from the handle, it seems very tight?
If you prefer, you can remove the hose after each use or leave it on the gun. If the hose is
hard to remove, try twisting it, sometimes that will break the seal a little easier so that you
can pull it off.
If it’s still difficult to remove, or if the hose doesn’t “seal” as well on the hose
barb, use a razor blade and cut a small slit in the side of the hose to remove it, then cut off
ne inch of hose to remove the stretched area of hose from the line.
