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Old 03-08-2007   #1 (permalink)
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I need help, my airbrush is blowing air into the bottom feed bottle. I have a single action Badger 200 NH. This just started today. I wanted to try something that I read on the lessons page, about taking the cap off the tip in order to airbrush a better line. But I found that my brush won't work like that. So I put the cap back on and tried to paint. All of the sudden when I pressed the button, paint squirt out of the bottle tops air hole. So after I cleaned up the mess, I started to check the airbrush to find out what was going on. What I discovered was that when I put the air cap back on, air started coming from the part that you insert the tube of the paint bottle cap into.
Any ideas, I really don't want to have to send my airbrush in for repair I'm just getting started.
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Never mind. Got it solved all by myself.

Thanks anyway
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Sorry Larry but I had to laugh out loud with that story! That has happened to me a few times and I freaked just like you did and it was a heck of a mess.
Glad everything worked out for ya.
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yup, has happened at least once to just about everyone i think.

and no, you cant take the cap off the Badger brushes...they are designed a little differently.
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Yeah, it sure scared the heck out of me! I found out that there is a small sleeve, around the tip of the needle that fell off when I took the cap off the tip. So after a good search I found the piece on the carpet, and I was going to vacuum just before I took out my airbrush to practice my painting. Good thing I procrastinate sometimes (lol)!

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i did the same thing, i wanted that secret fine line, and was like what the hell, its not working, well with the iwata, there is actually two caps, and i took both off instead of the one, and was stuck miserable for a couple of hours, but now you wont forget how to fix it
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I sure won't!

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I lost 2 O rings off of badger 100, the last 1 flew off when I press on the trigger , I will never find something that small so consider yourself lucky that you found the missing part
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I feel very lucky that I found that piece it is very small and I sometimes have alot of other junk on my floor, until I decide to do a complete cleaning. And I was just about to vacuum.

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I dropped the one off of my 200 also, I had all but given up when my wife says "whats this?" I am much more careful now.
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That sounds alot like me.
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