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Hello
have you tried plumbers tape it is a white streachie tape that is water proof plumbers use it and you can get it at B&Q not dear you get a small roll and it last for ages Just wrapp it round the bottle where you scre it in you may have to renew it when you use it but it will not leak Alternatively you may need to spring for a new one (no pun intended) regards Catherine |
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15-03-08, 02:30 PM
I had this problem and use the same as Catherine - you need to ask for PTFE tape - just make sure to wrap it around in the right direction - you don't want to be screwing the bottle onto the gun and have it unravel the tape!
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15-03-08, 02:59 PM
It sound as the seal has gone, on some guns if you try to tighten too much they pop, once poped they will screw on but when you get near the tighten range then will open.
plumbers tape is a temp solution also when spraying because it will not be completely airtight it will leak from the top. |
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15-03-08, 05:22 PM
hi
used to have this problem aswell and tried new cup, new seal and tape i found the only way to stop this was to only put the amount of tan needed for that application in the cup. never fill it and try keep it as straight as possible. hope this helps ciara |
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15-03-08, 08:46 PM
I would change the washer in the cup lid and buy a new cup pronto! The thead has more than likely worn down.
Prevention is better than cure and take it from someone who knows, tan solution spillage is not easy to clean up!! ... |