0.3 mm Nozzles
Replace a worn, damaged, or clogged nozzle to help restore clean atomization, consistent coverage, and the intended spray pattern of the PS265 airbrush.
Keep your GSI Creos Mr. Procon Boy PS265 airbrush operating with smooth airflow, dependable paint delivery, and consistent spray performance using genuine replacement parts.
The PS265 is a durable single-action airbrush valued by model painters, hobbyists, artists, and custom painters for its straightforward operation and reliable atomization. Correctly matched components help restore factory-level fit, control, and long-term performance.
Replace a worn, damaged, or clogged nozzle to help restore clean atomization, consistent coverage, and the intended spray pattern of the PS265 airbrush.
Genuine needles, needle locknuts, and related control components help maintain accurate paint flow and stable needle positioning during regular airbrush operation.
Maintain stable air pressure and reduce leaks with replacement air-valve assemblies, valve components, O-rings, and related internal sealing parts.
Replace worn control parts to restore the comfortable feel, predictable operation, and paint-adjustment control of your PS265 airbrush.
Compatible color cups, lids, and paint-container components help protect paint from dust, reduce accidental spills, and maintain a practical working setup.
Springs, seals, packing screws, and other small internal components help maintain proper alignment, pressure, and dependable mechanical operation.
Genuine GSI Creos PS265 airbrush parts are manufactured to support the correct fit, alignment, and operation of the compatible Mr. Procon Boy airbrush system.
Properly matched needles, nozzles, air valves, seals, and control components help prevent spray inconsistencies that can result from worn or poorly fitting replacement parts.
The GSI Creos PS265 is suitable for scale models, figures, hobby painting, custom artwork, broad shading, and other applications that benefit from the simplicity of a single-action airbrush.
Replacing worn components can help correct common problems such as sputtering, uneven coverage, air leaks, pressure loss, inconsistent paint flow, or reduced control.
Routine inspection allows you to replace only the components showing wear instead of replacing the entire airbrush. Keeping commonly used maintenance parts such as needles, nozzles, O-rings, seals, and valve components available can also reduce downtime.
SprayGunner carries authentic GSI Creos and Mr. Hobby components for routine maintenance, targeted repairs, and restoration of the PS265 airbrush.
Clean the needle, nozzle, paint cup, and front-end components after each painting session. Do not allow paint to dry inside the nozzle or around the needle because buildup can affect atomization and paint flow.
Inspect the needle carefully for bends and check the nozzle for damage if the spray pattern becomes uneven. Avoid overtightening threaded precision parts during installation.
Use airbrush-safe lubricant sparingly on appropriate moving components. If you notice air leaks or pressure loss, inspect the air valve, O-rings, seals, and packing components before replacing larger assemblies.
Confirm the product title, manufacturer part number, and PS265 compatibility before ordering or installing a replacement component.
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