Professional undersealing / injection gun suitable for garage and professional use, but also a ver...Professional undersealing / injection gun suitable for garage and professional use, but also a very nice tool for the enthusiast. Pressure pot system. This system ensures an even mist spray with even the thickest mediums. The pot is pressurised with high pressure air up to 50psi and this pressure forces the material up an out through the nozzle. Most underseal sprayers rely on blowing air across the top to suck up the material or use low pressure to spray the material and this makes them likely to clog on thicker mediums. With this gun the underseal is forced out at high pressure making it very unlikely to clog up. The pressurised system also means that extension probes can be used without loss in performance. Suitable for a variety of underseal types. This gun has been tested with Waxoyl and it will spray it with no problems without need for thinning the waxoyl unless it is very cold. The pressure pot system also ensures a more even and consistent spray. Because you do not normally need to thin the underseal to spray, less drips off and you get better coverage with less waste. Professional kit has three ways to spray; Mist spray nozzle on gun. Using the gun on its own gives a normal standard spray pattern like out of a spray gun but larger. Used for general underbody areas such as floor pans etc... Ball spray extension nozzle. Suitable for spraying inside cavities, chassis box sections etc... The laser cut fine atomisation nozzle is fitted on a 3ft extension probe which allows it to be fed into a cavity to spray inside. The nozzle achieves a very fine mist spray of underseals, suitable for searching between the closest panels. Accurate flat spray extension nozzle. This is a high volume spray nozzle on a 2'6" extension probe for thick coverage in wheel arches and other vulnerable areas. Is more controlled spray than with the mist nozzles and it is easier to spray areas without covering parts y.
This guide is for anyone using the AB Tools Rust Proofing / Wax Injection Gun, from garage professionals to automotive enthusiasts. The primary benefit of this gun is its ability to apply underseal and wax coatings evenly and efficiently, even with thick materials. However, keep in mind that proper preparation of surfaces is crucial for optimal results. This guide will walk you through the key features, best practices, and troubleshooting tips for your AB Tools Rust Proofing / Wax Injection Gun.
All features
Model Part Number
WS04
Brand
AB Tools
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What air pressure should I use?
The gun can operate up to 50psi. Refer to the underseal manufacturer's recommendations for optimal pressure.
What type of underseal can I use?
The gun is suitable for a variety of underseal types. It has been tested with Waxoyl.
How do I clean the gun?
After each use, disassemble the gun and clean all parts with a suitable solvent. Pay close attention to the nozzles.
Can I use the gun without thinning the underseal?
Yes, in most cases, you can use the gun without thinning the underseal, unless it's very cold. Check the material's instructions.
Where can I use the extension probes?
The extension probes are designed for use in cavities, chassis box sections, and other hard-to-reach areas.
What's the purpose of the different nozzles?
The mist spray nozzle is for general underbody areas. The ball spray nozzle is for cavities, and the flat spray nozzle is for wheel arches and similar areas.
How do I maintain the gun?
Regularly clean the gun and store it in a clean, dry place. Check the seals and replace them if needed. Ensure air lines are clear and free of debris.
Troubleshooting
Gun is not spraying material.
Check that the pressure pot is pressurized, the nozzle is not clogged, and the material is flowing freely. Clean the nozzle and check air supply.
Uneven spray pattern.
Ensure correct air pressure, use appropriate nozzle, and maintain consistent distance from the surface while spraying. Clean nozzle.
Clogging.
Use the correct material viscosity. Thin the material if necessary (follow the manufacturer's recommendations). Clean the gun thoroughly after each use.
Air leaks.
Check all connections for leaks and tighten if necessary. Inspect the seals and replace them if damaged.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Even Spray Application: The pressure pot system ensures consistent coverage.
Versatile Application: Includes multiple nozzles for different areas and needs.
Reduced Clogging: High-pressure output minimizes clogging with thick materials.
Compatibility: Works with various underseal types, including Waxoyl.
Efficient: Minimizes waste by often eliminating the need for thinning.
Cavity Access: Extension probes for hard-to-reach areas.
Cons
Requires air compressor: The gun needs a high-pressure air supply.
Learning curve: Users may need practice to achieve optimal spray patterns.
Cleaning: Proper cleaning is essential to prevent blockages.
Maintenance: Regular maintenance is required to ensure optimal performance.
Potentially Messy: Undersealing can be a messy process.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Air Supply: Connect the gun to a compressed air source capable of delivering up to 50psi.
Material Preparation: Ensure the underseal or wax is at the correct temperature (follow the manufacturer's recommendations).
Loading: Fill the pressure pot with the underseal material.
Nozzle Selection: Choose the appropriate nozzle for the application.
Application: Test the spray pattern before applying to the vehicle.
Compatibility: This gun is suitable for various underseal types, including Waxoyl.
Care:
After each use, thoroughly clean the gun, including the nozzles and internal components.
Use a suitable solvent to clean the gun and remove any residual material.