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Bryan Kwater Posted: Apr 18, 2014 07:48 AM	Probler P2 Elite We just changed to a Probler P2 Elite gun. To get into tighter spots, we decided to run the hoses from the gun in a downward position and use the supplied stainless steel lines. The issue that I am now having is that the shutoff block catches on everything and is just in an awkward spot. Any suggestions such as covering it up with something during spraying, etc? I am used to spraying with my right hand and holding the whip hose with my left hand. I will most likely have to change my technique in some way. I am thinking that I may have to buy shorter stainless steel lines. Any other suggestions?
SprayFoamSupply.com Posted: Apr 28, 2014 04:54 PM	cut a couple of 3" long tubing 1.5" long. Take the gun off the hose and slide them on the hose. When you turn the valves on, slip the tubing over the valves to cover them. George

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Bryan Kwater

Posted: Apr 18, 2014 07:48 AM

Probler P2 Elite

We just changed to a Probler P2 Elite gun. To get into tighter spots, we decided to run the hoses from the gun in a downward position and use the supplied stainless steel lines. The issue that I am now having is that the shutoff block catches on everything and is just in an awkward spot. Any suggestions such as covering it up with something during spraying, etc? I am used to spraying with my right hand and holding the whip hose with my left hand. I will most likely have to change my technique in some way.

I am thinking that I may have to buy shorter stainless steel lines. Any other suggestions?

SprayFoamSupply.com

Posted: Apr 28, 2014 04:54 PM

cut a couple of 3" long tubing 1.5" long. Take the gun off the hose and slide them on the hose. When you turn the valves on, slip the tubing over the valves to cover them.

George

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