When you say it comes out in bursts, do you mean thatr there are distinct stop-start bursts, or do you mean it comes out in little pulses, ie the paint doesn't stop completely, but it's just not a smooth continuous stream? If it's the former, then it suggests that air is leaking into the paint path. As described above, this could be due to wear or damage to the needle bearing, or a leaky seal where the head assembly screws into the body (check that the head washer is present and undamaged). If it's the latter, and it's just not delivering a smooth continuous flow and it sprays at a fairly constant rate in tiny little pulses, it's simply due to the nature of your compressor, which is a diaphragm based unit. If this is the case, there's nothing at all wrong with your airbrush. If you have any "air" left in your propel can, try that and see if it makes a difference. smeagol the vile wrote: | Its not the compressor, I know it can spray a nice constant stream, it normally does it with thinner. As for how its coming out, pucker your lips and blow out, then stick your tongue infront really quick a few times, thats how it comes out. On that note, Micromark has this for sale http://www.micromark.com/TESTORS-EXTERNAL-MIX-AIRBUSH-SET,9337.html anyone know anything about it? |
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