4. With the trigger (23) depressed, and watching
the outlet pressure gauge (6), rotate the air
pressure adjustment knob (5) clockwise to
increase the pressure and anti clockwise to
decrease the pressure (Fig H).
NOTE: The maximum outlet pressure on the
pressure gauge (6) while air is flowing will only
be a MAX of 25-30PSI.
NOTE: The pressure gauge (6) will not read
correctly if air is not flowing through the air
outlet regulator (29).
5. When the desired pressure is achieved, push the
air pressure adjustment knob (5) downward to
lock the adjustment (Fig I).
Preparing the Air Brush Gun for use
Preparation - Mixing and Thinning paint
IMPORTANT: The air brush gun cannot be used with materials containing
abrasive substances, glazes, caustic or alkaline substances.
NOTE: For the best results, surface preparation and paint thinning are the
two most important areas. Ensure all surfaces are free of dust, dirt and
grease when undertaking this task.
NOTE: Follow the manufacturers guide for thinning and mixing ratios which
should be labelled on the paint container. Paint thinning is very much trial
and error and testing prior to air brushing the final component is important
to get both the thinning of the paint and the pressure correct for job to be
performed.
Recommended Types of Paints to Use
• We recommend water based paints when used for make-up and
tattooing. Water based paints are easy to work with as they are less
permanent than other types of paint and water can be used for cleaning.
These paints can be purchased at hobby stores or online.
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