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Shadez Spray Tan Machine -
23-04-08, 10:21 AM
Hi, new to this site, I've recently completed a spray tan course and purchased my gun and tent from Shadez Spray Tan. I'm having major problems with the gun. I don't know how to put it on the right setting, I've gone through the manual and sprayed 10 different people (changing the setting) and not one of them was happy with it. Luckily I have a Paint Sprayer which gives a lovely even tan but it is a Paint Sprayer and does use a lot of my tan. I'm hoping someone here can give me some advice asap as I have 2 girls lined for for their tan this week and I'm having second thoughts about doing it. I charged a girl for the first time ltwo weeks ago thinking I'd finally got it and I was sick when she came back to me, not happy at all. It had gone all patchy on her arms and legs... I've emailed the company I bought the gun from but haven't heard anything back so if any of you have any experience with it please tell me what I'm doing wrong. Thanks a mil x
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23-04-08, 10:48 AM
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Here is the link for Shadez thats on here... PM them!!! xxx |
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23-04-08, 10:52 AM
the shadez machine is superb, its just a case of playing with the settings to get a setting that you feel comfortable with. I have the machine set on medium and the nozzle opened a little way to give me a fine even spray - try using white card to get the setting right. I also would not use a paint sprayer hun, you can geat great results with the shadez machine and gun!
Weezie (another geek on here) uses a similar machine, and she helped me out no end when I first got my machine - pm her hun she is lovely! x |
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23-04-08, 11:20 AM
I can't find Weezie, I know I shouldn't be using the paint sprayer, I only bought that to practice with but at the minute it's working better then the Shadez one. My fault I know but I don't know what setting to have it on... You know where the minus sign is? How many turns have you got it towards plus? Might help. I've got someone to practice on tonight. Thanks for the replies, I hope I get it sorted soon too
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23-04-08, 12:04 PM
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hang on i will go and have a look. Once you've got it on the right setting you will be flying through those tans in no time! Also (and I dont want to this to sound horrid) take a look at your own spraying technique as this might help you too! |
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23-04-08, 12:09 PM
hey I have just had a look at mine, and I cannot count the marks as they are too tiny! I started with it right the way down on minus and with some solution in my cup, turned it up and sprayed little by little until i could cover a large white envelope finely and evenly. hope this helps x
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23-04-08, 05:29 PM
Thanks for the positive feedback Sodabubble!
![]() For the benefit of anyone else having problems: You need to set the silver bit on the front of the gun so that it is vertical for spraying up and down the body. Then set the spray level to medium on the machine. Then turn the black plastic spray dial down so that when you squeeze the handle no spray is coming out. Then spray some couch roll slowly turning the black dial up until you get a light even spray, it doesn't take that long to get to the right setting but it depends on your solutions thickness, the runnier the solution the less you will need to turn the dial. Then you need to move the gun relatively quickly over the skin to make sure the spray is light, with no drips. Once it is on the right strength it sprays like a dream. ![]() When I spray a client I start on their back to make sure I have my speed (quite quick) and distance correct so that the spray is even with no drips, it should look instantly dry. Then at the end take the gun off and use the heat setting to dry x |
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