Oh, really stupid question.....what's the head? In reference to "don't use airbrush cleaner on the head because it will cause the O ring to swell"
Not the head. I am sorry. I meant the body. The head and nozzle are fine to soak in restorer just remember to remove the o-ring at the back side of you head where it screws onto the body if it has one.Oh, really stupid question.....what's the head? In reference to "don't use airbrush cleaner on the head because it will cause the O ring to swell"
Not the head. I am sorry. I meant the body. The head and nozzle are fine to soak in restorer just remember to remove the o-ring at the back side of you head where it screws onto the body if it has one.
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I swear to you that was my next question (airbrush cleaner vs restorer)! Jedi-mind reader? Thanks.Welcome From Ontario Canada
It is ok to use airbrush cleaner on the head...NOT "restorer", which is a really aggressive cleaner that you soak your parts in and NEVER spray...
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Here is a break down and parts listing on your NeoOh, really stupid question.....what's the head? In reference to "don't use airbrush cleaner on the head because it will cause the O ring to swell"
Thanks, I'm totally going to buy a compressor (with a tank). You answered my question. I've been practicing lettering, specifically trying to come up with my own unique style. I'm a SLOWWWWWWWWWW learner, so that's why I've been flying through paint. SLOWWWWWWWWWW. And a really BAD artist. BADDDDDDDDD. Still I'm putting my heart into it and trying hard. Of course the next question is going to be the obvious one...Yes, I faced the same situation. I had a “fish tank compressor” which worked actually surprisingly well for a few hours, but eventually could not provide the pressure necessary for a halfway consistent line anymore. Once I bought a compressor (with a tank), that problem was solved and it got me to a next level of working with airbrush.
Lettering. Try and try again. Also drop shadows.Well, usually I just look in my wallet and ask Ben Franklin... if he smiles back, it's time for a new compressor!
I seem to remember a thread recently where someone else was having the exact same problem. Those little fish tank compressors arent very good.
What are you painting to go thru paint so fast???
We’re all bad artist. Sometimes we create something that is better than the rest of our daily output. The point here is that it’s all about aiming for improvement, trying to do better and better. It’s about the process, not about the final result. Nothing will come overnight or immediately, but it needs to be earned. If you find joy in the work itself then eventually you will find that you’re making progress. There is no instant solution; especially not in the complicated thing called airbrushing.Thanks, I'm totally going to buy a compressor (with a tank). You answered my question. I've been practicing lettering, specifically trying to come up with my own unique style. I'm a SLOWWWWWWWWWW learner, so that's why I've been flying through paint. SLOWWWWWWWWWW. And a really BAD artist. BADDDDDDDDD. Still I'm putting my heart into it and trying hard. Of course the next question is going to be the obvious one...
Which compressor????!!!!!! Hahahahahahah. Remember, I'm slow. I want something SMALL AND QUIET as I work the night shift and stay awake all night long trying not to bother anyone. So that's basically my next quest. Thanks.