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Here's a video ( not my video ) of the exact problem I'm having with my badger patriot 105 It's thoroughly cleaned so that's not the issue. What could it be ?
Please, don't be sorry! I have been out of the loop for somewhere around 15 years, so I am re-learning as I go. A lot has changed since I was younger.Sorry amra, didnt mean to correct your thoughts....So didnt mean to say you can't use it but something you should be really careful using if you do especially when there are options that are so much safer....
Well, there you go. I stand corrected. I've never cross threaded anything with teflon tape, but I see the potential if you put too much on. These people know what they are talking about, so if they say beeswax is a better option, then beeswax is a better option.
These two quoted lines are pretty important.my general theory is that if these items weren't in or on the brush when bought it then they're not meant to be there at all...
...someone just starting who's never handled a brush before could do a lot of damage simply by doing the right thing the wrong way.
Beeswax is good - chapstick also works very nicely... I did that mod on my eclipse the other day - very happy with the result.Thanks for all the help guys. I'm using different createx auto air paints and running the recommended psi for each. I'm pretty sure it's a defect in the equipment and not the user (this time) I'm gonna try the beeswax or Vaseline and if that don't help I'll definitely b calling badger. The brush is about 2 weeks old and only ran mayb 12oz of paint through it so far so it should b working perfectly.