I also think the pressure was a bit low, but my cheap compressor can't be turned up (see image below)
So I have bought a slightly beefier compressor and that seems to have made a big difference.
I also found that my bd181 brush seemed to "spit" and it seems related to paint building up in the nozzle discharge area. I notice that the bd181 has little "v" notches cut into the nozzle, while my new iwata doesn't so I have taken the screw off nozzle bit from the "free airbrush" that came with the cheap compressor and swapped it for the v-notched one. The spitting issue seems to have gone away now and I have 2 good working airbrushes now.
Time to get painting
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I've got Araldite and a Swiss Army Knife - what more do I need?
Yokomo YZ-2
No 4WD because nothing lives up to my original Optima. Until now maybe?...
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