Renovator Paint Runner Pro Mode D'emploi page 10

the Open Cap and pour paint back into the can until you can use Paint Runner comfortably.
2. For ceilings and high walls you can extend your reach with a threaded pole or you
can use a broom handle if you don't have a threaded pole.
3. When working at height, always ensure you have a firm footing and both hands on
the pole.
4. When using the pole, always ensure you are positioned directly under the weight of
the roller (Fig. 3).
5. When applying paint do not press too hard. Let the Paint Runner do the work for you.
During Intervals
If taking a short break, place on resting tray. If your break is likely to be longer than
2 hours, wrap tightly in plastic wrap and store in a cool, dark place (preferably the
refrigerator) on top of a piece of cardboard or old newspaper to prevent drying out.
Washing the Paint Runner & changing the head
Remove the Open Cap from your Paint Runner and flush with warm running water, until clean.
Dry out for immediate use by rolling the Paint Runner on paper or cloth or air-dry for later use.
To change the head on the Paint Runner, remove the Open Cap, then the Safety Cap
and prise the handle apart to release the head. Replace with the new head and then the
Safety Cap and finally the Open Cap (Fig. 4).
Pole Adapter
1. Taper Pole without thread to be firmly inserted into handle (Fig 5).
2. Threaded Pole to be used with pole adapter (Fig 6).
(Note: Pole thread to be of the same size as Pole Adapter)
Preparing your Flocked Edger
1. Before first use rinse the roller under a tap then dry.
2. Lift the Open Cap handle and twist anti-clockwise to open.
3. Pour the paint into the Edger Head using the Easy Pour Jug (Fig.7).
4. Replace the Open Cap, twist clockwise to lock and put the Open Cap handle down.
5. Clean the excessive paint on the Edger Head, if any.
6. Charge the Edger Head by rolling it on an old newspaper for 2 minutes or until the
roller is fully covered with paint (Fig. 8).
7. The Edger Head is now ready for use.
8. When painting, ensure that the Edger Head is tilted at an angle from the adjacent wall.
The sponge portion should be seated fully on the painted wall (Fig. 9).
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