Master AIRBRUSH User Manual

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Cleaning the Airbrush
Before cleaning the airbrush always empty the excess paint rst, and always clean the airbrush between color changes
and at the end of each painng session. Adding a new color to the airbrush without cleaning it will lead to color
contaminaon from the previous color. To prevent the airbrush from geng clogged, never allow paint to dry inside of
the airbrush. Rell the airbrush cup or bole using the appropriate cleaning soluon for the type of paint medium that
was used in the airbrush. Warm water works for most water-based mediums. Flush out the airbrush by back ushing
(plugging the p of the brush while pulling the trigger back) and spray out unl airbrush sprays clear.
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Fixed Dual-Acon Pistol Trigger Airbrush Single-Acon Airbrush Single-Acon External Mix Airbrush
To operate the xed dual-acon design
feature on a pistol trigger airbrush pull
slightly back on the trigger to release the
air ow only, then as the trigger is pulled
back further paint ow will be released.
The pistol trigger gives you the feel of
a spray gun trigger, while providing you
the accurate spray control of an airbrush.
Single-acon airbrushes are easy to
operate, as a simple push down on
the trigger acvates both the air ow
and paint ow. This one step triggering
makes single-acon airbrushes ideal for
beginners, although they do not provide
as much spray control as dual-acon
airbrushes.
An external mix airbrush is called that
because the air and paint mix in front
of the needle. How much paint spray
comes out is controlled through a knob
located near the p of the airbrush. A
single-acon only requires a simple push
down on the trigger to acvate both the
air ow and paint ow.
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Master Airbrush oers a complete professional line
of value priced precision airbrushes that provide
exceponal atomizaon and accurate spray control.
Master Airbrush has mulple levels of airbrushes to t
all levels of users, all types of spray applicaons and all
forms of spray media.

Master AIRBRUSH Specifications

General

Brand	Master
Model	AIRBRUSH
Category	Paint Sprayer
Language	English