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IMPORTANT: Never remove the nozzle unless it is already damaged. If you thoroughly clean the airbrush using the procedure in these instructions, it will prevent the nozzle becoming clogged so that you will not need to remove it. Although made from durable, high-quality materials, this part is small and finely engineered. Accidental damage caused by cross-threading, over-tightening, dropping the airbrush, forcing the needle or tools into the nozzle and normal wear are not covered under the warranty.
Replacement parts and a
repair service are available.
If a damaged nozzle needs to be replaced we advise using specialist tools for the procedure and not the basic spanner provided with the airbrush.
Sparmax nozzle tools and the
Iwata Nozzle Wrench are designed for this purpose and ensure you get the right angle and torque without risk of over tightening.
Safety Precautions
It is recommended that you work in a well-ventilated area and wear a
particle/vapour respirator mask in accordance with the advice of the paint manufacturer. Protect your work area from overspray.
Air pressure
The ideal air pressure will depend on the viscosity (thickness) of the paint, so the best advice is to try varying your working pressure until you settle on your personal preference for each specific brand and colour. Please see your compressor instructions for setting your working pressure.
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Paint preparation
Whatever type of paint you use, make sure it is a milky consistency. You may have to mix paint with the appropriate
reducer to achieve this. Always seek instructions from the paint manufacturer on what to use as a thinner. We recommend you...
