valerierenee

There is always a little bit of water in my gun as well, but what I've been doing is rotating between guns (since it comes with two) which gives one a day to dry out. I like the convenience of it being easy to clean in just a couple of minutes, so I'm trying not to let the water issue bother me since reps from Norvell say it's nothing to worry about. Even if I can hear a little water in the gun, it does not affect my spraying (so maybe it's caught somewhere that it's not actually shooting out?). The guns do feel very inexpensive, but they are light, easy, EASY to clean, and easy to pack up and go. I just run warm water through mine for several minutes and then run just a little of the gun cleaner through so I can be sure the alcohol in it is drying up any excess water. I really like my VIP unit and would not consider sending it back. My optimum settings is 3 on the dial with air flow turned up 3/4's of the way.