jbuckley421
Gravity Guru
So, I sat down to paint tonight, and picked up my brush (Eclipse HP-CS) and checked it over like I usually do, and found the trigger to be hard to pull back. After a few mins of inspection, I found that the needle wasn't moving at all, and the cause to be paint stuck to the needle behind the teflon bearing. I cleaned it after using it last, like I always do, and this is the first I've encountered this particular issue. The only residual paint on the needle was from behind the bearing. I recently switched to wicked paints, but I've used them several times without this issue. I'm wondering if maybe the bearing needs to be changed or tightened, or if it's a cleaning issue? A paint issue? The brush is about a year old, and has been used at least a few days per week since its purchase. I use ammonia free windex mixed about 1:4 with water to clean it after use, and use restorer every few weeks.
As always, thank you for the input!
J
Eclipse hp-cs w/ wicked paints
As always, thank you for the input!
J
Eclipse hp-cs w/ wicked paints