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by FieroDude » Sat Jan 10, 2009 2:36 pm
There are a lot of things that can cause the problems you are having, ranging from setting the air pressure too high or too low to holding the airbrush too close.
If you are using a compressor, make sure the pressure range is suitable for the airbrush. I use an Iwata airbrush with a standard 1-gallon pancake compressor, and a regulator with moisture trap set to 30 psi, and it seems to work quite well.
It's also possible that you need to clean or prime the surface you are painting, especially on plastic surfaces--water-based acrylic paints don't like to stick to certain plastics without some prep work.
Verraten und verkauft,
zu lange vertröstet zu lange belogen
Verraten und verkauft,
Durch den Dreck und über den Tisch gezogen.
H.R.K 1993