norton Torq paint system with SpillGard
Efficient Assembly
The Norton Torq Paint System with SpillGard eliminates the problem of gunked up threads because each unit comes with a fresh set of threads. The only
reusable component to keep track of is the hard mixing cup with pre-printed measurements, so there are no inserts to keep track of either. The unitized lid/liner
assembly is guaranteed not to come apart during disposal or storage which eliminates the hazard and mess of spilled paint. And, the self-sealing lid keeps any
remaining paint fresh for later use.
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No matter how you handle it, the unitized leak-proof lid/liner assembly is guaranteed to remain
securely sealed. We’ve sealed the deal on ease and efficiency when it comes to disposable paint cups.
ASSEMBLY
INSTRUCTIONS
Thread the Norton adapter to the
spray gun.
Seat the ring into the reusable mixing cup. Insert the liner into the ring.
Seat the lid onto ring and rotate the lid
to attach:
If using a mechanical shaker, add the
shaker cap and shake the paint.
After shaking, check the lid and tighten
if needed.
Lift the unitized system out of the reusable
mixing cup.
Connect the air line to the gun, adjust the
spray pattern and you’re ready to spray.
After you are done spraying, disconnect
the air hose, turn the gun upside down
and pull the trigger to purge the gun of
any remaining paint.
Twist the unit clockwise to release the unit
from the adapter for storage for disposal.
Load the paint by weight or by using the
pre-printed mixing ratio scales on the
reusable mixing cup.
Mix the paint by stirring (if not using a
mechanical shaker) and clean the liner/
flange area of any spilled paint before
attaching the lid.
A 1/4 turn counter-clockwise until you
hear a “click”
BThen rotate lid clockwise until tight
*The tower has a self-sealing valve; so, no plug is needed.
Turn the unitized system upside down
and screw the lid assembly into the
adapter (clockwise) until you feel and
hear it click/lock.
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proper disposal