ibd AIRBRUSH MACHINE

An airbrush machine is a specialized device designed for precision and versatility in nail art. It uses compressed air to spray a fine mist of nail polish or pigment, allowing for even application and detailed designs. 

Main Features:

Compressed Air System: The device uses a compressor to generate a controlled airflow that atomizes the nail polish into a fine mist. This allows for a smooth, even application with minimal brush strokes.
  
Adjustable Nozzle: The airbrush usually features an adjustable nozzle that can change the spray pattern, from fine lines for intricate designs to broad coverage for primers or background effects.

Variable Air Pressure: The user can adjust the air pressure to control the intensity and spread of the spray. Lower pressure is used for fine details and blending, while higher pressure is ideal for stronger coverage.

Precise Control: The device offers fine control over the application process, allowing detailed nail art, gradients, and custom designs to be created with high accuracy.

Gradients and Blending Effects: The device excels at creating gradients and seamless color transitions, enabling professional-looking ombré and blending techniques that are difficult to achieve with conventional brushes.

Versatility: Ideal for a variety of nail art techniques, including stenciling, freehand designs, and creating intricate patterns. It can be used with various types of nail products, including regular nail polish, gel polish, and acrylic paints.

Easy Cleaning: The device is designed to be easy to clean and maintain, ensuring it remains in optimal condition for continued use.

Portable and Durable: The compact and robust device is suitable for both professional use in a salon and use at home. The sturdy construction ensures durability and reliable performance.

APPLICATION

1.    Make sure the airbrush machine is fully charged before first use.
   2.    Place the airbrush on the air pump.
   3.    Pour gel polish/lacquer into the cup and dilute it with thinner. The ratio should be 1 part gel polish/lacquer to 1 part thinner.
   4.    Mix the gel polish/lacquer and thinner thoroughly. Ensure that the mixture is smooth and free of lumps or streaks.
   5.    Briefly press the ON/OFF switch on the compressor.
   6.    Test spray onto a piece of paper to check the consistency and flow of the diluted gel polish/lacquer. 
   a.    Note: Adjust the mixture if necessary to achieve the desired spray pattern and coverage.
   7.    Hold the airbrush machine perpendicular to the nail surface, approximately 4-6 cm away. 
   8.    Pull the trigger back slightly and move the airbrush gun in a smooth, fluid motion to achieve the desired design.
   9.    Cure the gel nail polish according to the manufacturer's instructions. If using lacquer, allow it to dry completely.
   a.    Note: If applying multiple layers, ensure that each layer is fully cured/dried before applying another layer.
   10.  Apply top coat.

WARNINGS

- Do not use while charging.
- Charge fully before use.
- Avoid adding oily liquids, as these can clog the nozzles.
- When using the airbrush machine, test it with clean water first.
- If the airbrush does not spray, the fluid control may be set too tightly or the nozzle may be clogged. Adjust the fluid control or clean the nozzle.
- It is very important to dilute the paint correctly, as thick paint can clog the airbrush machine.
- Do not use the airbrush machine continuously for more than 30 minutes. Allow the airbrush machine to cool before operating it again.
- Ensure that all reagents used are particle-free to prevent the nozzles from clogging. 
- Do not immerse the airbrush machine in water.
- Keep away from children.
- Keep the instructions, warnings, and precautions for future reference.
- Failure to follow instructions, warnings, and precautions can result in serious injury.

Manufacturer:
AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL INDUSTRIES
2220 Gaspar Avenue, Los Angeles, CA, USA

Responsible Person (EU):
MSL, Suite 5385
27 Upper Pembroke Street
Dublin, Ireland