Hi to you,
I've bought a Talon FG a couples months ago and from the begenning I'm struggling with constant clogging.
I'm using it with a Paasche Airhose with quick disconnect coupler on a standard Mastercraft compressor, equiped with a moiseture trap.
The size 2 needle AND size 1 needle with respective aircaps and nozzles. Both have the same problem. I can spray maybe 15 seconds before airbrush stop to shoot. The airbrush is perfectly clean and needles in good shape.
I'm spraying Vallejo Model Air 10 drops, with 2 drops of Airflow Improver at 15 PSI. With my Badger 150 (with all three needles sizes) it works just perfect. But with the Paasche it just keeps clogging and clogging... Tried higher pressure (20-30 PSI), more thinned paint about 30% Thinner 60% paint 10% Improver and the problem is still there... I see bubbles in the cup and it clogs the second after. And at this ratio, the model air is even overthinned to be usable...
I bought this airbrush for more detailed jobs such as camouflage and in thoses conditions I can't do it. I bought a Paasche thinking about a better quality product compared to badger but I fear that I was wrong...
I can't understand why with the Badger all is fine and with the Paasche it's just bullsh...
Can someone help me please?
I've bought a Talon FG a couples months ago and from the begenning I'm struggling with constant clogging.
I'm using it with a Paasche Airhose with quick disconnect coupler on a standard Mastercraft compressor, equiped with a moiseture trap.
The size 2 needle AND size 1 needle with respective aircaps and nozzles. Both have the same problem. I can spray maybe 15 seconds before airbrush stop to shoot. The airbrush is perfectly clean and needles in good shape.
I'm spraying Vallejo Model Air 10 drops, with 2 drops of Airflow Improver at 15 PSI. With my Badger 150 (with all three needles sizes) it works just perfect. But with the Paasche it just keeps clogging and clogging... Tried higher pressure (20-30 PSI), more thinned paint about 30% Thinner 60% paint 10% Improver and the problem is still there... I see bubbles in the cup and it clogs the second after. And at this ratio, the model air is even overthinned to be usable...
I bought this airbrush for more detailed jobs such as camouflage and in thoses conditions I can't do it. I bought a Paasche thinking about a better quality product compared to badger but I fear that I was wrong...
I can't understand why with the Badger all is fine and with the Paasche it's just bullsh...
Can someone help me please?