CAUTION: ENSURE ADEQUATE VENTILATION. DO NOT SPRAY NEAR NAKED FLAMES.
KEEP AIR BRUSH
PARALLEL TO SURFACE
Fig. 3
Fig. 4
SURFACE
START
MOTION
HERE
PRESS
TRIGGER
HERE
RELEASE
TRIGGER
HERE
FOLLOW
THROUGH
MOTION
KEEP MOTION
STEADY AND SPRAY
Note: Numbers in brackets refer to item numbers in the parts diagram.
Note: To achieve the best results when spraying it is always best to start with the air brush clean and totally free
from old paint deposits, dirt etc. Therefore the air brush should be thoroughly cleaned immediately after
each operation.
4.1. Remove the empty paint jar, and wipe the inside thoroughly, including the lid.
4.2. Fill the jar half full of thinners and re-attach to the lid.
4.3. Spray into a suitable container, this will clean the needle, paint seal and air tip. Hold a soft cloth over the
air cap and spray again, this will force air and thinners through the air brush and clean the internal
moving parts. Should the air brush become clogged with paint, remove the fluid needle assembly as
follows:
4.3.1. Undo the lock nut (24B).
4.3.2. Prevent the paint seal (24A) from rotating and, using the spanner provided, unscrew the fluid needle.
4.4. Clean the fluid needle (24C), paint seal (24A) and air tip (1) with a small piece of cotton wool dipped in
thinners.
4.5. Re-assemble the air brush by reversing the paragraphs 4.3.1 and 4.3.2. above.
5. TROUBLESHOOTING
4. CLEANING & MAINTENANCE
NOTE: It is our policy to continually improve products and as such we reserve the right to alter data, specifications and component
parts without prior notice.
IMPORTANT: No liability is accepted for incorrect use of this equipment.
WARRANTY: Guarantee is 12 months from purchase date, proof of which will be required for any claim.
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3.4. Turn the air ON and test your spray on a suitable test panel to get the “feel” of your air brush.
3.5. Make any necessary spray adjustments. The paint flow and spray pattern are adjusted by turning the
paint seal (24A). The seal is completely closed when it has been turned clockwise to the stop point. To
obtain various degrees of paint flow, turn the seal anti-clockwise. The maximum flow will be attained by
turning the seal approximately 4 turns anti-clockwise.
3.6. Holding the air brush about 6 inches from the surface press the trigger. Using short strokes, move the air
brush at a steady rate, parallel to the surface, fig.3. Best results are achieved with a good constant
motion. Start the motion before pressing the trigger, and follow a through motion after releasing the
trigger, fig.4.
3.7. Apply a light coat of paint, let it dry, then apply another coat. Continue with this method until the desired
coverage is reached. DO NOT spray too heavily.
Note: When using quick drying paints, it is advisable to clean or immerse the fluid end of the air brush in a
compatible solvent between sprays.
THE PROBLEM THE CAUSE THE SOLUTION
Paint Runs. Too much paint applied.
Air brush too close to object.
Moving air brush too slowly along workpiece.
Press trigger lightly.
Hold further away from object.
Move at a faster speed.
Grainy Spray. Paint too thick.
Dried paint deposits on tip, needle or regulator. Thin paint.
Clean air brush thoroughly.
Paint Splattering. Needle snapping back into tip. Release needle gently.
Curved Stroke. Air brush arcing too close to object. Keep air brush parallel to the object,
unless curved stroke is desired.
Paint Spitting. Needle snapping back into tip.
Paint too thick. Release needle gently.
Thin paint.
Restricted Spray. Air adjusting valve screwed in too tight.
Paint tube in pot clogged.
Loosen the air adjusting valve
to obtain the correct spray.
Clean as described above.
Bubbles in Paint Cup. Air adjusting valve out too far
Paint tube in pot clogged. Adjust air valve to eliminate bubbles.
Clean as described above.
Erratic Spray. Fluid needle bent or paint deposits on needle. Replace needle or clean as required.
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