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Cleanup solvent for epoxy primer

I apologize in advance for asking a naive question, but this is my first experience with PPG epoxy primer. I cannot find any mention on the cans or in the information sheet of what to use to clean up the gun after use. Is it lacquer thinner? Water?

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Lacquer thinner will work fine. Do NOT let it dry in the gun though, you will have a major mess.
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I use "general thinners"... +1 on Don't let it dry!

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