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Pistol Trigger Airbrush
Pistol trigger airbrushes give you the feel
of a spray gun trigger, while providing
you with the accurate spray control of
an airbrush. Some of our pistol trigger
airbrushes have a fixed dual-action
feature where pulling slightly back on
the trigger releases the air flow only,
then a further pull back of the trigger
releases the paint flow.
Cleaning the Airbrush
Before cleaning the airbrush always empty the excess paint first, and always clean the airbrush between color changes
and at the end of each painting session. Adding a new color to the airbrush without cleaning it will lead to color
contamination from the previous color. To prevent the airbrush from getting clogged, never allow paint to dry inside of
the airbrush. Refill the airbrush cup or bottle using the appropriate cleaning solution for the type of paint medium that
was used in the airbrush. Warm water works for most water-based mediums. Flush out the airbrush by back flushing
(plugging the tip of the brush while pulling the trigger back) and spray out until airbrush sprays clear.
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Product information and usage manuals
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Exploded view diagrams of each airbrush model
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Replacement parts, repairs kits and accessories
For additional in-depth airbrush instructions and support information for each Model of Master and Master Pro Airbrush,
For quick personalized solutions provided by our trained professionals, call: (858) 909-2110
Master Airbrush offers a complete professional line of
value priced precision airbrushes that provide exceptional
atomization and accurate spray control. Master Airbrush has
multiple levels of airbrushes to fit all levels of users, all types
of spray applications and all forms of spray media.
For more information about Master or Master Pro Series Airbrushes, visit www.usartsupply.com or www.tcpglobal.com
Single-Action Airbrush
Single-action airbrushes are easy to
operate, as a simple push down on
the trigger activates both the air flow
and paint flow. This one step triggering
makes single-action airbrushes ideal for
beginners, although they do not provide
as much spray control as dual-action
airbrushes.
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Master Pro is a new series of superior quality airbrushes that
provide the user with an elite level of spraying performance!
Durable finely tuned airbrushes, built with the highest
quality materials, and designed to be used by those that
desire the perfect results every time!
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Single-Action External Mix Airbrush
An external mix airbrush is called that
because the air and paint mix in front
of the needle. How much paint spray
comes out is controlled through a knob
located near the tip of the airbrush. A
single-action only requires a simple push
down on the trigger to activate both the
air flow and paint flow.
Airbrush maintenance and cleaning
Airbrush disassembly and reassembly
Troubleshooting procedures
Warranty information
FAQ - frequently asked questions
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