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cleaning airbrush..
I was just wondering how do you all clean your airbrush after using it? I use acrylics mainly and I just bring my airbrush to the sink and wash them with running water..
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I run a little alcohol through mine after use. I found that an old washing detergent jug works great as an "air brush cleaning station", and it's about $30 cheaper! I just take off the cap, stick the tip of my brush in and hold a rag over the top while spraying the alcohol through it. Same thing I do for color changes also. Has worked great for about a yr now.
The brush body gets grungy after a few kits, so I throw it in a bin of CSC for a day and then rinse it off. Comes out looking and working like new! -Rick |
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CSC=Castrol Super Clean, can also be used to strip models.
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CSC is Castrol Super Clean.
Its a degreaser and can be found in stores such as Wal mart and has the ability to strip paint off models. Heres some info on it in the FAQ
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Thanx for some tips on how to clean a airbrush.
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Thanks Tom for the good tips
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Hmm, I wonder if I can put my airbrush in CSC. I've heard that it will react with aluminum, not sure what my airbrush is made of. :o
After I spray lacquers or enamels, I give it a couple of cupfuls with lacquer thinner at 40 PSI. After acrylics I rinse the cup out under running water then spray a little rubbing alcohol through. I clean it thoroughly with lacquer thinner between projects but maybe I'll try the CSC next. |
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