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Andreas
Guest
Faskolor for RC body's. What do you mean wrong head combination? What wrong with what?
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Madbrush
Guest
You were supplied with two head sets each consisting of a needle, nozzle and nozzle cap, we think it's possible that you may have or more of these parts mixed up.
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Andreas
Guest
I actually don't think so, but will check it again tomorrow
M
Madbrush
Guest
If you have changed the the nozzle for the larger one you have to replace all three parts at the same time, iif had the smaller needle in the larger nozzle this could account for too quick flow of your paint, and if the paint was thin enough your paint would bleed out of the nozzle even without air which is why I asked you that.
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Andreas
Guest
No, changed everything.
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Madbrush
Guest
Then you definitely have a problem that you won't be able to fix yourself, look into having it serviced before it frustrates you.
Is the paint you are using airbrush specific? Maybe try another paint.
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Andreas
Guest
Yes, it is. On paper it doesn't run that hard, but on the body I can see I clearly. Will test a bit more tomorrow, maybe I just have to crank up the pressure to get a nice spray instead the paint just blown on the work. Idk, I'm a noob 
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Madbrush
Guest
Yes, it is. On paper it doesn't run that hard, but on the body I can see I clearly. Will test a bit more tomorrow, maybe I just have to crank up the pressure to get a nice spray instead the paint just blown on the work. Idk, I'm a noob
Well I hope you get it going, you have lot te get used to and maybe you'll find the right air/paint mix combination, but if nothings gets it working, do send it back if it's still under guarantee.
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Andreas
Guest
Ok, thanks allot !
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Andreas
Guest
I have one nozzle with a little notch, 1 with a big one, and 2 diffrent air caps. 1 with bigger hole and 1 with smaller, should be right how it is setup now
jagardn
Airbrush Acquisition Disorder Patient
That means you have a .15mm and. a .4mm.
The .15 (small notch) uses the air cap with the small hole and the needle with no notch on the back end.
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Andreas
Guest
yes, thats how i used it all the time
jagardn
Airbrush Acquisition Disorder Patient
If that's the way you have it, there has to be a problem with the nozzle, most likely a clog.
You can try this technique from our fearless leader.
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Andreas
Guest
How could a clog cause the paint running?
M
Madbrush
Guest
It can sit on one side of the nozzle or needle causing an irregular spray pattern or holding the needle passage open, you would be amazed the funny things that can happen with airbrushes and now all of them make sense,
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Andreas
Guest
Ok, thanks !
