You press the trigger and watch a delicate mist of colour perfectly cover your cake. But suddenly—frustration strikes. You release the trigger, yet your airbrush keeps spraying. Annoying, isn't it? Thankfully, it's easy to fix.
This usually happens when your airbrush needle isn't seated correctly. Adjusting it takes just a minute, and you'll quickly regain control.
Step-by-Step: How to Fix Your Airbrush Needle
Remove the handle – Carefully unscrew and set aside.
Loosen the needle chuck – Allows you to adjust the needle position.
Adjust the needle – Gently move the needle into the correct position.
Tighten the needle chuck – Secure the needle firmly in place.
Test your airbrush – Ensure it sprays only when the trigger is pulled.
Replace the handle – Screw the handle back on securely.
Your airbrush should now spray perfectly, giving you back precision and control.
