Ken Hutnik huthut

My hair mister got clogged with some crud that was in my scenic cement.  To fix it, I was able to pry up the nozzle cover over the black nozzle.  From there, I used some pliers to wiggle the black nozzle off.  It took a fair amount of force before it popped, so maker sure you have room for your hands to move when it does.  I used a micro brush and water to clean some chunks out of the nozzle.  I then pushed it fully back into place and snapped the cover shut.  Mister saved.  Your model and mileage may vary.

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My projects: Ken's Model Trains
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GeeTee

You might want to pick up a

You might want to pick up a torch cleaning tool and try that.

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Ken Hutnik huthut

Needed to get behind the nozzle

I have small wire that was able to push into the nozzle hole, but gunk was trapped in the channels leading to the nozzle hole.  The chunks could not get pushed through.


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