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Date Posted: 15:09:45 11/12/04 Fri
Author: Larry
Author Host/IP: 209.240.205.61
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Try This
In reply to: Christine 's message, "airbrushing" on 14:35:50 11/12/04 Fri

Christine,take you a small amount (1/4 oz) of paint and just add about 11 drops of water because that is a water base paint,and 11 drops is =1/16 of an oz.Try that and see how it sprays.You want to turn your adjustment down so its barely spraying,so your not spraying to much at a time,that might help.If you need more water then try 23 drops of water which is =1/8 oz.If thats to much try halfway in between which would be 17 drops.THis way you cut it just enough.There may be better suggestions,I use this method and its just trial and error most times.I understand becaus I use water base paint,because I do not like the FUMES of laquer paints,Hope this help,Larry

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thanks -- Christine, 17:26:03 11/12/04 Fri