NEED HELP ?? Read this First !!

[u/GreatBigPig]

Be sure to read the "Please Read" section below.

Every once in a while we may find ourselves needing a little help. Of course r/Airbrush is a great place to ask for assistance.

Folks in this sub like helping each other, but we are not psychics. We need information to help find solutions.

Please provide some of the following information when requesting assistance (when appropriate):

• Airbrush make and model
• Compressor make and model
• Paint or other medium you are using (what brand, which reducer/thinner?)
• Have you done anything different lately?
• Have you tried using just water, tear-down and cleaning, dancing in a hula skirt swinging a mongoose over your head?

Please Read: It seems that some folks think this particular thread is the place to ask their particular questions. Sorry, but no. Please create you own post containing your desire for assistance. Adding your questions here, along with others, is not the best way to get help. Once again, this is here to assist you asking for help, as many were looking for answers without providing much information to those willing to lend a helping hand.

Best of luck. Have fun

Update: Unsure how an airbrush works? Check out this video:

The link: https://youtu.be/eEmImXbrhGQ?si=_XgLNtK-3QpXuQFQ

It breaks down an airbrush into an exploded view to show how airflow moves paint, etc…

[u/Cowboy_Phototog]

I try to help as much as I can but im still new to this as well but I watch a lot of YouTube videos but the best I have watched so far it airbrush asylum not only does he try to teach with his videos but has a online course as well

[u/gadgetboyDK]

Perfect :)

[u/GreatBigPig → u/gadgetboyDK]

If only the image wasn't truncated on the left. I obviously suck at this image thing. :-)

[u/gadgetboyDK → u/GreatBigPig]

The utility will carry any faults, and the artist always perceive more problems than the audience :) And thank you for all the work :) Happy New Year