AirBrush spraying when it should not
#1
AirBrush spraying when it should not
I have a Master G33 dual action air brush. I got it brand new and have been practicing on some sketch paper. Problem is, when I push down on the trigger I should only be getting air coming out, but I’ll some times get a light spray of paint. Also I’ve noticed that when I pull back for paint, the brush is not consistent with how much paint comes out. The second problem could be me and just being new but it sure feels like I some times have to pull back further to get paint to spray, then I can let off a little and get a smaller amount of paint that I was wanting in the first place.
#2
Sounds like your tip is plugged with dried paint.You need to take the tip off and clean it out.What kind of paint are you using?
#3
Im using Createx paints.
#5
Dried paint in the nozzle is keeping the needle from seating when in the closed position. You can soak the nozzle in warm water for a while and use a toothpick to gently dig out the dried paint. Be careful not to deform the nozzle by pushing too hard with the toothpick. You can also use a wire brush made for airbrushes to clean the nozzle with.
Clean your airbrush after each use by running water or cleaner through it a couple times untill it sprays clean. Never let your airbrush sit for long periods of time with paint in the cup. Especially with waterborne paints. They dry fast.
Clean your airbrush after each use by running water or cleaner through it a couple times untill it sprays clean. Never let your airbrush sit for long periods of time with paint in the cup. Especially with waterborne paints. They dry fast.
#6
Tech Apprentice
Dried paint in the nozzle is keeping the needle from seating when in the closed position. You can soak the nozzle in warm water for a while and use a toothpick to gently dig out the dried paint. Be careful not to deform the nozzle by pushing too hard with the toothpick. You can also use a wire brush made for airbrushes to clean the nozzle with.
Clean your airbrush after each use by running water or cleaner through it a couple times untill it sprays clean. Never let your airbrush sit for long periods of time with paint in the cup. Especially with waterborne paints. They dry fast.
Clean your airbrush after each use by running water or cleaner through it a couple times untill it sprays clean. Never let your airbrush sit for long periods of time with paint in the cup. Especially with waterborne paints. They dry fast.
#7
Looks like i didnt clean it as good as i thought after the first use. I jsut ran some air brush cleaner through it but didnt take it apart. I took it all apart and cleaned each part and now its spraying fine agian.
After each use do i need to take it apart and clean each part ?
After each use do i need to take it apart and clean each part ?
#8
Tech Apprentice
Looks like i didnt clean it as good as i thought after the first use. I jsut ran some air brush cleaner through it but didnt take it apart. I took it all apart and cleaned each part and now its spraying fine agian.
After each use do i need to take it apart and clean each part ?
After each use do i need to take it apart and clean each part ?
#9
Since I started using those wire brushes, I never had problems again. I also use Qtips with some cleaner after I removed the nozzle.