GETTING STARTED
Compressor
Choose an appropriate compressor for your Eclipse airbrush. The
Iwata Smart Jet Compressor is a good beginner choice and will
provide approximately 20-25 psi of air pressure to the Eclipse.
The low - high pressure output category of compressors can
provide up to 50 psi to the Eclipse. At 35 psi, the ideal air pres-
sure to utilize all of the airbrush’s unique potential, the Eclipse’s
versatility provides high-paint flow for background spray as well
as for controllable fine line detail performance. This unmatched
versatility is a unique feature of the Iwata Eclipse airbrush series.
ASSEMBLY (BCS)
1. Screw the air hose onto the compressor.
2. Screw the air hose onto the airbrush.
3. Adjust the air pressure to between 35 and 55 psi.
4. Check for any air leaks in the compressor and air hoses.
5. Fill the bottle with Medea Airbrush Cleaner, or the appropri-
ate
solvent for your paint.
6. Attach the bottle to the airbrush by pushing the bottle stem
into the bottle joint of the airbrush body.
7. Point the airbrush away from you.
8. Press down on the main lever (#12) to start the flow of air
through the airbrush.
9. Pull back on the main lever to open the nozzle of the airbrush.
10. Spray cleaning solution through the airbrush to rinse out any
residual pre-testing pigment.
ASSEMBLY (BS, CS, Takumi)
1. Screw the air hose onto the compressor.
2. Screw the air hose onto the airbrush.
3. Adjust the air pressure to between 25 and 35 psi.
4. Check for any air leaks in the compressor or air hoses.
5. Place a few drops of cleaner into the bowl.
6. Point the airbrush away from you.
7. Press down on the main lever (#12) to start the flow of air
through the airbrush.
8. Pull back on the main lever to open the nozzle of the airbrush.
9. Spray cleaning solution through the airbrush to rinse out any
residual pre-testing pigment.
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