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| Just wondering how long Createx tends to last ? I cleaned everything twice and was still spitting like crazy ....wiped the paint off and went to bed . Try again tonight |
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Location: Money, PA | I have some paints that are over a year old. What color are you spraying or do they all seem to be spattering like that?...I tend to know the colors that dry out quicker in the brush and use fine netting doubled up under each cap working as a bit of a filter.... and when spraying those colors, keep your needle clean out on the end...off the top of my head...metallic, red, white and black are usually the worst for me. You might also want to try to examine your brass nozzle for any debris or damage out on the end. I have one which is going bad...you'll know when your needle protrudes more than normal. Also try bumping up the pressure. Good Luck. |
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Location: Moses Lake, WA | I use Createx and it has lasted nearly 3 years. I ran into a similar problem however when I ordered some new paint in the winter and it was shipped during a very cold period. Lots of problems, especially with pearlized paints. Identical paint shipped in the summer shoots fine, paint shipped in the winter nothing but grief. |
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Location: montreal, canada | i had the same issue ... my nozzel was the problem ... chaged it and the problem was solved
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| Thanks guys , the paint is pushing three years, yes it has been cold in the basement "but I heat my booth up to paint " and yes, black , white and pearls have been a Fer' |
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Location: Okoboji | buy some 4012 or 4011 auto air reducer... reduce your paints and put on the minimum in multiple coats does wonders with atomization
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Location: montreal, canada | hey Jay relax with the 4012 !! createx should sponsor you with that product .. can you stop your self recomend thaTT!
Edited by jlammusky 2/18/2014 3:18 PM
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Location: Moses Lake, WA | I've tried adding 4012 reducer as high as 1:1 to a previously frozen pealized white and although it shoots slightly better it still has problems, whereas the non-frozen pearlized white shoots fine unreduced. I've also tried pre-heating the paints in a hot box (86F) prior to spraying and still have problems with all the winter delivered paints. Whatever the problem is neither severe reduction nor heating are resulting in having the paint recovery its ease of shooting.
Edited by Gringo Loco 2/18/2014 3:37 PM
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Location: Okoboji | jlammusky - 2/18/2014 3:09 PM
hey Jay relax with the 4012 !! createx should sponsor you with that product .. can you stop your self recomend thaTT!
bite me frenchy 
i used the reducer with all pearls and metallics and it smooths it out and gives me a faster flash time so i can keep in rolling with the rest of the job with less dry time. i dunno there are some home brew recipes out there that you could try just watch how much glycerine you put in because it will never dry if you have too much.
Edited by kodiak 2/20/2014 7:57 AM
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Location: Okoboji | what size is your nozzle/needle combo? how much psi you running |
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| Jason, Nozzle is .5mm as is the needle . Pretty basic I guess |
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Location: Okoboji | if you have already reduced chances are you have a cracked nozzle....not too $ order one up and get back to shootin.
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| Jason thanks man, I just got a nozzle ,nozzle cap,needle and needle cap ! |
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| Back to normal .....The old paint seems fine . |
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Location: Money, PA | Glad to see you got her figured out! |
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Location: Okoboji | musta been cracked nozzle |
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| The needle CAP part was a little bent too , not sure if that could cause it to sputter but it seems to be good now , thanks for the input
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