Most fine finish accessories fall into five groups: hoses and whips, filters, cups and liners, seals and gaskets, and tips and brushes. Filters and seals are the ones you replace most, hoses must match the sprayer's pressure rating, and each part is listed on its own model's diagram page, so order from the page for your machine.
The pump or turbine gets the attention, but the parts that decide whether a finish comes out smooth are often the cheap ones around it: the filter that catches a speck of dried coating, the seal that lets a cup hold pressure, the tip that sets the pattern. This guide goes through them by group. Every part number below is one the site lists, and each is tied to the diagram page where you will find it, because Titan's fine finish line is several unrelated machines and an accessory for one is not automatically right for another.
Hoses and whips
The MultiFinish 440 ships with a 1/4 in. x 50 ft red and clear bonded hose, a 5 ft fluid whip and a 5 ft air whip. The ED655 Plus ships with a 1/4 in. x 50 ft hose and a 3/16 in. x 3 ft whip. The whip is the short length between the main hose and the gun.
Pressure rating is the rule that matters when you replace one. Titan's MultiFinish manual says every replacement part or accessory, including the hose, gun, tip, guard and fittings, must be rated at least 3300 psi. As a general rule for any airless system, nothing in the line may be rated below the system's working pressure, and the hose should be the airless-rated, grounded type the manufacturer specifies. A hose that simply screws on is not proof it is rated for the job.
- 770-447 Flex Air Hose, on the ProFinish TS40 / TS50 turbine page. It is the air side of an HVLP turbine kit.
- 490-014 Hose to Hose, 3/8 male by 3/8 male, on the ProFinish accessories page.
- 0277348 Fluid Hose, on the ProFinish C-100 main assembly page.
None of the fine finish diagram pages list the MultiFinish or ED655 Plus whips. If you need one, call (713) 931-0006 with the model and the pressure rating you need rather than choosing a hose from another sprayer's page.
Filters
A fine finish sprayer usually has more than one filter, and each protects a different thing. Partly blocked filters cause pressure loss, pulsing and spitting. Clean them after every job and pick the mesh that suits the coating.
Fine finish filters on the site, by where they sit
| Part | Where it sits | Diagram page |
|---|---|---|
| 0089959 Filter, 100 Mesh, Yellow | In the GM 3600 gun, with the 0394610 Filter Body | GM 3600 Reversible Tip Gun |
| 730-067 60 Mesh Manifold Filter | MultiFinish 440 fluid section | Fluid Section Assembly |
| 0524378 Filter Element, Compressor | Air side of the MultiFinish 440, not the paint | Compressor Assembly |
| 0529916 Fine and 0529915 Coarse Suction Tube Filter | FlexSpray Handheld feed tube | FlexSpray Handheld Accessories |
| 0529243A Air Filter (3 pc) | FlexSpray Handheld air side | FlexSpray Handheld Parts List |
| 0088871 Filter Screen, Coarse and 0089917 Filter Screen | ProFinish AS1130 hopper | AS1130 Hopper Assembly |
The compressor element and the air filters protect the air supply. The gun, manifold, suction tube and hopper filters see the coating.
Titan gives no change interval for any of these, so we do not either. The practical test: if pressure falls, the stream pulses or the gun spits after the tip is known to be good, look at the filters before anything else, because they cost the least and take the least time to check.
Cups, liners and strainers
The cup, pot or hopper holds the coating, and the small parts around it keep it clean and sealed. On the older ProFinish line, the 0275702 Pot Liner sits on both the Pressure Pot Assembly page and the C-100 main assembly page, and the 770-536 Strainer Cup is listed on the ProFinish accessories page next to the flex air hose. Check the ProFinish manual for how each is used with your kit.
The corded FlexSpray Handheld uses a one-quart container: 0529925 Material Container (1 Qt), with 0529923 Container Seal (5PK Gasket) as the sealing part. The ProFinish Quart Cup Assembly page lists the quart cup (0277183) with its screen (773-173) and check valve (770-715). The AS1130 airless pump feeds from a mini hopper, 0090283.
Seals and gaskets
Seals are the parts that fail quietly. A cup that will not hold pressure or a front end that leaks at the joint is more often a seal than a cracked body. The ones worth knowing are 0529921 Nozzle Seal on the FlexSpray Handheld, 770-584 Foam Cup Gasket on the ProFinish quart cup page, and 770-534 Gasket for the 2.5 gallon pressure pot. On the GM 3600 gun, a seal (0394608) and an O-ring (9971445) are on the diagram with the rear cap and the filter body.
The FlexSpray Pro 18V is a different machine from the corded FlexSpray Handheld, and the Handheld seals listed on the site are for the corded model. Do not use them on a Pro 18V without confirming by phone.
Tips and cleaning tools
The tip sets how much coating is delivered and how wide the pattern is, and a worn one gives a coarse or streaky pattern while using more material. On the GM 3600 gun the tip is callout 24 on both pages, and it is a different part on each: 695-415 Reversible Tip on the reversible gun and 0526209 AirCoat Tip ACF 9/20 on the flat tip gun. For airless fine finish pumps such as the ED655 Plus, the SC-6 fine finish tips category is the place to browse.
For cleaning, the FlexSpray Handheld manual says never to clean the nozzle or air holes with sharp metal objects, which is why the 0529411 Cleaning Brush is worth keeping with the sprayer. Warm soapy water for latex and mineral spirits for oil-based coatings are the manual's cleaning agents, and quick-drying or two-component materials need to be cleaned out before they cure in the gun.
How to pick the right one
Start from your model
Open the diagram page for your sprayer, not a neighbouring one. The Fine Finishing Sprayer Parts page lists every group.
Match the callout
Find the accessory in the drawing and order the part number the list ties to that callout. Do not assume a part fits a model unless the page for that model lists it.
Check the rating
For hoses, whips, fittings and tips, confirm the pressure rating is at least that of your sprayer, as the manual requires.
Call when unsure
Phone (713) 931-0006 with the model and serial number. Manuals for each machine are on the manuals page.
Accessories from the pages above:
The Short Version
Keep a spare gun filter, the suction or manifold filter for your pump and the right tip. Replace any hose with one rated at least as high as your sprayer. Order each part from your model's own diagram page, and call (713) 931-0006 if a whip or fitting is not listed there.
Not sure which accessory fits your sprayer?
Call (713) 931-0006 with your model and serial number and our parts team will confirm the part before you order.
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