Sorry, misleading you there, the paint cup has one PTFE seal on the base thread so you can strip it for easy cleaning....the only other seals are on the air path, well away from any solvents.
Thanks Tim, another model to look at .Sorry, misleading you there, the paint cup has one PTFE seal on the base thread so you can strip it for easy cleaning....the only other seals are on the air path, well away from any solvents.
Sounds like a 'keeper' - and versatileJust out of interest, my Iwatta doesn’t have seals .......it’s an eclipse HP-SBS side feed. Strip down in seconds and everything is easy to reach for cleaning. I’ve had it for around seven years and it’s done everything I want and never missed a beat. I’ve even sprayed dilute PVA through it to solidify scatter foliage on bushes.....
Thanks John, there are so many to choose from, its rather bewildering . How ever I've ordered a Iwata by Neo, cheap and cheerful, hopefully I will get on with this better.John
I know this is a matter of taste and personal preference, however I have always used a Badger 100 series gravity feed airbrush. The biggest advantage is that it was designed for airbrushing cakes. So there.
John
Nice to hear of a company that can be bothered to reply to a query quickly!As you can see above in my reply to John, its now on order, hopefully it will be here tomorrow, with luck !
Great service form Aircraftnet, they replied to my message with in the hr and were helpful in their reply to my questions.
Lets hope that this is the start of better spray work.
It is Gerry, I've dealt with them a few times over the years, Martin is very knowledgeable and helpful.Nice to hear of a company that can be bothered to reply to a query quickly!
It's ok, need the red lead as a undercoat to stop the rustHang on, send the AB back, its sprayed red not 4BO stuff!!
Hi Rick, it does indeed, perhaps that's where they got the idea!Looking at this in primer without the tracks on, just shouts "TOON TANK" ! Good to hear you are getting along with your new AB.......hope it works out for you. I'm still using the same one I bought 40 plus years ago......cant seem to wear it out. Rick H.
Glad to hear the new airbrush is working well. I have to use the optivisor too when putting mine on.... And I have varifocal lenses in my glasses already.....Having just had a full on hail storm for 10 mins I'll begin.
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Liking the new ab, feel ok and nice to use. Having cleaned it well after the primer I had to use the optivisor to put the nozzle back on, its so small . Going have to be care full taking that out I can see, definitely will do it over a large white plastic lid. In putting the needle back in I now have to have a finger on the side of the entry point and line the needle up with that. Going to take a while to familiarise myself with this.
The pressure was set for 20psi, the AK primer mixed at approx 34/40 % thinners. A very fine line was very easy to produce and the trigger is positive.
Leaving overnight to dry fully, then a coat of chipping followed by the 4BO. Looking fwd to seeing how the new AK 3rd gen works in this ab.
Thanks for looking in, comments welcome .
Dzhon.
Greetings Bob aka Mr StuG . Fear not, that's only a primer, tomorrow hopefully the 4BO will flow !Hang on, send the AB back, its sprayed red not 4BO stuff!!
Ha, Gerry.It's ok, need the red lead as a undercoat to stop the rust
Thanks Jim, feel much better being able to put some paint on with out a right.
Hi Si thanks. Yes looking fwd to seeing tomorrow if it handles it well.I missed all the airbrush bother....what a pain!
Glad you’ve got the new one under control so quickly and hope you can get your 3rd gen paints through nicely
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