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Right having slight issues with my airbrush. I'm getting bubbles coming up through my suction cup and I cant get a small spray. I've stripped and cleand the brush throughly and still the same. Any Ideas? Bugging me big time.

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you got a slight blockage in either the tip or where the needle passes through to the head of the brush, you can clean the brush with a pipe cleaner and some thinners/motor cleaner, and you may have to 'create' a nozzle cleaner to. Also soak it in airbrush cleaner?
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clean it again, the slightest bit can affect it. also make sure all parts/threads are tightened properly
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I've cleaned it twice but I'll have another go. Used pipe cleaner and airbrush cleaner. I'll go have another go.
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like said, make sure all the parts and threads are sealed well too.
bit of wax/sealer on the threads to make sure there are no air leaks etc
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Also clean the really small parts at the end too. They're the main parts to get blocked. May need a scraping out. I use the blunt end of the needle. You'd be surprised how much gunk can collect in there.
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Must have had a hair line fracture and I cleaned it and cleaned it nothing in it anywhere. Went to undo the nozzle and ti came apart, broken thread from nozzle. So I've ordered a Iwata today the CR 5 on Jon's advice, he's not steered me wrong yet I can only hope they are a little more robust and easier to clean.
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