the nozzle is also different not in size but in shape but I agree there is not much difference between em I just happend to stumble across a used HP SB+ when I was looking for my first airbrush and the price was just rightthere is not much difference between the sb and sb+. The preset handle, but that is about it. The performance between the two is the same.
I’ll tell ya the HP-B I have sprays even better than my MicronSB. There is something about that head that it can spray such tiny thin lines with very little air and effort. The only reason I like the Micron better is it is easier to clean. Some day I may add the Micron B to my collection. That day is far in the future.hehehehe, I even used one of the PZ brushes to piece this thing together, which also uses a HP-B nozzle and Needle - fantastic little brush!
it is actually more the revised threads on the newer Plus models that makes the nozzles different than the shape - they claim it makes them stronger, and easier to keep centered - in manufacturing, I would call them easier to make
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not sure what went wrong there did you seal the threads ? it could be leaking if you didnt , a new nozzle and needle always worked like a charm for me
hehehehe, I even used one of the PZ brushes to piece this thing together, which also uses a HP-B nozzle and Needle - fantastic little brush!
standard valve on the 200b - hold off on doing anything with the left over SB, as I may have found something that works even better...
yes the blue version that only seals but not glues it in you can always remove it and I always use the sparemax nozzle and airvalve removal tool to install and remove my nozzle .
You only have to hold a small flame on the beeswax for a second or two. Don’t worry about setting it on fire.
