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half fast · 02-10-2008

[quote=fontgeek;103962]Bubbles in the cup or jar usually means that you have a blocked Needle cap or the threads on the nozzle are letting air leak through. Check to make sure the nozzle and nozzle cap are clean & clear. If that doesn't solve your problem, try applying beeswax to the threads of the nozzle. That should stop the leaks.[/QU
I finally found the parts list, and it looks like there is suppose to be an O ring in the air cap. I don't have one anywhere near it so I'll order 1 or 2.
From the advice you all have given (air leaking at the nozzle) this will probably take care of the problem. I will let you know when I get the O rings.
thanks again for your help.

02-10-2008	#7 (permalink)
half fast magazine subscriber Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 6	Re: sputtering brush [quote=fontgeek;103962]Bubbles in the cup or jar usually means that you have a blocked Needle cap or the threads on the nozzle are letting air leak through. Check to make sure the nozzle and nozzle cap are clean & clear. If that doesn't solve your problem, try applying beeswax to the threads of the nozzle. That should stop the leaks.[/QU I finally found the parts list, and it looks like there is suppose to be an O ring in the air cap. I don't have one anywhere near it so I'll order 1 or 2. From the advice you all have given (air leaking at the nozzle) this will probably take care of the problem. I will let you know when I get the O rings. thanks again for your help. __________________ If you think you can't do it your right. If you think you can do it your right. Your decision!