That was at about 40-45 psi .. createx original paint i believe my problem is thinning the paint ive been thinning with ab cleaner as im waiting for reducer in mail... but i think i reduced t too much as for speed i was moving at a moderate paceat first glance your pressure looks as if it may be to high/you're pulling to far back on the trigger -
all those spider legs on the 'line' are usually a sign of pressure to high, to much pull back on trigger, to slow when moving.
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Question time:
What pressure have you got set on the compressor.
What paint are you using?
Are you reducing it at all?
Thanks!!.. literally just made my dayThat looks pretty damn good
The Createx original is designed for textile not for paper, you really aren't going to get much joy using it on paper, but having said that your skull looks pretty darn goodThat was at about 40-45 psi .. createx original paint i believe my problem is thinning the paint ive been thinning with ab cleaner as im waiting for reducer in mail... but i think i reduced t too much as for speed i was moving at a moderate pace
Ordered createx wicked blk( not detail blk) amd createx reducer 5608.. thnks i never knew it wasnt for paper, thats why i love this forum.. jewels of infoThe Createx original is designed for textile not for paper, you really aren't going to get much joy using it on paper, but having said that your skull looks pretty darn good
If you can, get a bottle or two of Createx wicked or wicked detail, and then drop the pressure to about 20psi.
Did you get the Createx 4012 reducer?
I hate to tell you but the 5608 is the illustration transparent base, designed for the "illustration" range, its not a reducer. The terminology can be confusing so don't feel bad. Many of use have been caught out by these products. It can be used with the Wicked too.Ordered createx wicked blk( not detail blk) amd createx reducer 5608.. thnks i never knew it wasnt for paper, thats why i love this forum.. jewels of info