Westward Grease Fitting Kit 96 Pieces SAE 1/8-27 1/4-28
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Plastic S8-type lid seals spray gun cups for automotive finishing
This 3M 26015 S8 spray gun cup lid is a plastic replacement part for compatible spray gun cups. It suits technicians and painters who need a direct-fit lid to keep their existing cup assembly functional. The component is supplied new and ready for workshop use.
The part upgrades a worn or cracked lid on an S8 cup, restoring a secure seal for spray operations. The jump is worth it when the original lid no longer seats correctly or shows visible damage. Buyers needing a different cup thread type or a metal lid will need another product.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | 3M |
| Product type | Blow Guns, Air Guns & Spray Guns |
The lid is designed for S8-type spray gun cups and threads directly onto the matching cup body without an adapter.
Align the lid threads with the cup, hand-tighten firmly until the gasket seats, then give a slight final turn; over-tightening can distort the plastic seal.
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