Graco FTx and Contractor II Gun Repair with ToolsmartUSA.com

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Quick video on how to repair a Graco FTx or Contractor II gun.
Parts needed:
-8 in. crescent wrench: www.homedepot.c...
-1/4 in. Nut Driver: www.homedepot.c...
-Graco Gun Repair Kit (288488): www.toolsmartus...

[@josephdecoster4029]

For anyone watching this, PLEASE squeeze your trigger before removing/replacing your diffuser (or as this guys calls it, the "needle holder"). Not doing so will scar/score your needle, since when the trigger is relaxed, the needle sits right against the inside of the diffuser, creating the seal that keeps paint from leaking. I'm sure he just forgot to include that.

[@LUckybones25]

Thank you.

[@lnc23]

Same thing i was thinking I had seen Idaho painter speak of that

[@adriancota7393]

I show this to my boss so he can have more knowledge 😂

[@herculesvazquez4455]

Thanks for your help

[@andrewbankier2624]

Very helpful and informative

[@tuf-sakinfo6634]

Brilliant Film, OSCAR! Great vid.

[@caa7154]

Packing have to be replaced if you don't want spitting , Guns do wear out, thank you for your info sir!

[@saulluciano2263]

Great video

[@brentstegman2362]

Ordered from this company , they took my money and never sent the item ordered-they wont return phone calls or e-mails

[@magicmike6961]

hey as55hole, when you remove the needle valve you need to engage the trigger so it doesn't score the ball bearing. Is your phone plugged in?

[@yusufg2188]

unnecessary mike

[@magicmike6961]

Gayco