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Old 05-09-2004, 11:41 AM   #1
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water separator

hey guy's with air brush's do any of have this problem?
after a few min of air brushing my gun start's to leak
water from the head. you have the main body of the
gun the needle sticks out of the front then the little
cone thing gose over the needle and is held in place
with a threded cover then you have the spray tip
fine, medium,it is at these two threded spots where
the water is bubbleing from. if i take the gun off
the hose and let the air blow into a napkin it get's
really wet, ive looked all over for a water separator
but no luck there seem's to be no way to drain my
compressor of the water. messed up one ot two
paint job from this hapining

HELP
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Old 05-09-2004, 12:03 PM   #2
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Re: water separator

mine came with a water catch when i got mine. i had a sears tire compressor i was using and it did the same with water becuase it didnt have the catch. is your compressor made for air brushing or like a tire compressor. you can keep a cheap compressor from www.airbrushcity.com i ordered my kit from there. a few people said there stuff is crap like the air brushes, i have 3 and a compressor that work great. the brushes are really a no name brand but work good, and all has lifetime warrenty
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Old 05-09-2004, 11:29 PM   #3
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Try adding an inline type water separator, it goes in the middle of the airhose. Badger and Paasche both make them.
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Old 05-09-2004, 11:46 PM   #4
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Re: water separator

I used to have a similar problem, the water would build up and burst out in a pulse ruining the paint job. Then I got an in-line water filter/regulator that fixed it up 90%. Wasn't until I bought a new compressor with a holding tank that the problem was eliminated completely.
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