Another airbrush question

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**olim**

Previously I used my airbrush and the fumes were very minimal even when using thinners, today I used it after a few days break and the fumes came out chokingly thick. No idea what changed to make that happen, any suggestion on what's happening and how to fix it?

**ScootyPuffJunior**

You shouldn't really get any "fumes" when using an airbrush... What are you spraying through it?

**olim**

Vallejo model air with a bit of Vallejo thinner.

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I didn't get fumes before today