Thread: Airbrush compressor problem?

If you have a airbrush compressor related problem or question post it here for help.

i have just purchased a new iwata revolution br and my compresser is letting water up to my brush is it the regulator gone or is it the brush?

do you have a moisture trap on the compressor?
what kind, brand compressor is it?

if you check this article out it shows how your compressor should beset up

How To Airbrush - Beginners Airbrush Basic Info for those just learning to airbrush

this is the set up im runnig it does have a moister trap built on the regulator AIRBRUSH KIT + AIRBRUSH COMPRESSOR AIR BRUSH COMPRESSOR on eBay (end time 30-Mar-10 08:06:32 BST)

Yes it does for sure, doesn't seem to work to well

Put a small house fan on the compressor to help it keep running cool, heat is creating your problem and will kill that little compressor

The only thing I can suggest to to check that article out I gave you a link to and set your compressor up as pictured in that article

thanks for your help i will now presuade the wife to let me buy what i need lol

Steven,

Did you ever get that water problem straightened out? I have a similar moisture trap/regulator on the compressor I have from TCP Global and it works fine. If you are still having trouble, contact them. They are very helpful.

Jan

Hi don... which article are you talking about, I would be interested, I have a small compressor, and although I have no problem yet, I would like to avoid any as it does get quite warm.... to say the least... cheers, Paul

Originally Posted by don johnson

Yes it does for sure, doesn't seem to work to well

Put a small house fan on the compressor to help it keep running cool, heat is creating your problem and will kill that little compressor

The only thing I can suggest to to check that article out I gave you a link to and set your compressor up as pictured in that article

Originally Posted by hunterpaul

Hi don... which article are you talking about, I would be interested, I have a small compressor, and although I have no problem yet, I would like to avoid any as it does get quite warm.... to say the least... cheers, Paul

Paul,

Click on the link below

How To Airbrush - Beginners Airbrush Basic Info for those just learning to airbrush

Gio