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Highlighting

Glaze

Like wiping stain, highlighting glaze

provides another layer of color and

colors the pores in open grain woods.

The highlighting glaze should be

applied liberally

prevent "white"

shadows.

highlighting glaze is

generally not wiped as "clean" as a fill

glaze, oil sealer or wiping stain.

Equipment Requirements

When applying highlighting glaze, the

typical fluid delivery rates range between

16 and 24 ounces per minute. We

recommend the following air spray and

HVLP gun set-ups:

Air Spray

HVLP

JGV-570-704

(.055")

MSA-501-704L

(.055")

JGHV-5285-FF (.055") for

lower fluid flow rate or

JGHV-5465-FF (.055") for

higher fluid flow rate.

MSV-528-4-FF (.055") for

lower fluid flow rate or

MSV-546-4-FF (.055") for

higher fluid flow rate.

Equipment specifications and diagrams

are included on a separate fold-out

found in the back pocket of this booklet.

Refer

Diagram

for additional

information on typical gun set-ups and

fluid flow range.

achieve the finest finish quality when

spraying during highlighting operations,

we recommend the following:

C1eanAir'"Air Control Unit

(Choose one)

HFRL-509, centrifugal,

2 regulated, 1 main, 80 CFM

HFRL-512, centrifugal/coalescer

2 regulated,

main, 80 CFM

See page 15 for other models.

Air Hose (Specify Length)

H-I921

5/16"

I.D. Smooth

Cover or H-1901

5/16"

I.D.

Corrugated Cover with

P-HC-4527

'/,$

NPS

three-

piece reusable swive

itting.

Fluid Hose (Specify Length)

Far Solventborne Material:

H-1973-1

I.D. Nyliner

with P-HC-4548

3/8"

NPS

(F)

three-

iece

reusable fittin

Far &terbarne Material:

H-1973-1

3/s"

I.D. Nyliner

with P-HC-4561

three-piece reusable stain ess

steel swivel fitting.

Pressure Tank (Specify Capacity)

Far Solventborne Finishes:

lMGT Galvanized Tank

ASME Code) with or without

$5012 Rotary Agitator or

PT Zinc Plated (Non-Code)

2-%

gallon tank with or

without Agitator.

for Waterborne Materials:

QMST Stainless Steel (ASME

Code) Tank with QSR-503

Reciprocating Agitator and

QMS-4010 Extra Sensitive

Fluid Regulator.

3's"

NPs

Respirator (size medium)

silicone respirator

rubber respirator

silicone respirator

MSP-521 Dual Cartridge half-mask

MSP-511 Dual Cartridge half-mask

MSP-540 Air supplied half-mask

Also available in small and large sizes.

See pages 9

15 for further information

on this finishing equipment.

Typical Furniture Finishing Setups

Refer

the foldout found in the back

pocket of this booklet for diagrams of

typical furniture finishing setups:

-Solventborne System with

QMGT Code Tank (see

Diagram 6)

-Waterborne System with

QMST Code Tank (see

Diagram C)

Operating Tips

Operating an HVLP spray gun differs

very little from operating a conventional

air spray gun. Here are a few guidelines

keep in mind:

Due

HVLP's higher transfer

efficiency, the fluid flow rate

must be lowered. Start with 15-25%

less than with a conventional gun.

Slower particle velocity requires

that the gun be held six

eight

inches from the target,

compared

the 10

12 inch

distance for conventional guns.

Highlighting with glaze procedures

require similar maintenance on both

HVLP and air spray guns. Some general

operating tips include:

Reduce atomizing air.

Check flow rates daily.

Clean build-up from gun tips and air

caps as required.

not use ball or needle valves

adjust air pressure. Use

regulators.

Always use the lowest fluid and air

pressure possible.

Lubricate gun daily.

Before production spraying, test for

atomization quality, pattern shape,

pattern uniformity and proper shade

or coverage desired.

Glaze is extremely abrasive,

causing excessive needle and tip

wear-check tips by monitoring

spray pattern and material leakage.

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