Elm City Hobbies
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Water in the airbrush is only a concern if you are using Enamel or Lacquer paints.
If you are running acrylics...the water is just going to mix in with the paint, and do no harm other than thin an acrylic out slightly more.
Yeah, but MrN didn't say that, he was only comparing the sputtering paint come out of the airbrush to sputtering water coming out of a kinked garden hose....(I don't see how it is so hard to understand this).
If, there was a water problem that was causing sputtering in the airbrush, it would do the same to both airbrushes and not just the one, as the water build up will usually happen in the lowest part of the air system, which most cases means in a section of hose that is the lowest point, therefore if it was a water problem, it would have happened with both airbrushes.
If you are running acrylics...the water is just going to mix in with the paint, and do no harm other than thin an acrylic out slightly more.
It can build, and become troublesome just as originally described in MrNaturals' first post. Since the two don't mix it can cause the same symptoms
Yeah, but MrN didn't say that, he was only comparing the sputtering paint come out of the airbrush to sputtering water coming out of a kinked garden hose....(I don't see how it is so hard to understand this).
If, there was a water problem that was causing sputtering in the airbrush, it would do the same to both airbrushes and not just the one, as the water build up will usually happen in the lowest part of the air system, which most cases means in a section of hose that is the lowest point, therefore if it was a water problem, it would have happened with both airbrushes.