I ordered a new Badger 200G gravity feed airbrush the other day, and right from the start there were bubbles coming into the color cup when I tried using it.
This airbrush has the older style head, and I've read that these heads need to be sealed with a special prepared beeswax. It even mentions this on the instructions but it doesn't really explain anything. How do you do this? Is there an alternative method? I will have to start hunting for prepared beeswax otherwise.
I have checked everything else and there are no clogs in the air ways.The bubbles are even there when I just use thinner and no paint, so it is not a viscosity issue either.
I have been using the the suction feed airbrushes for over 20 years, and this is my first gravity feed airbrush. I am hoping I don't have a dud.
Thanks,
Alex