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Question Keeping Tamiya Spray Tips Clean???

A question for all you Tamiya spray can laquer users....how do you guys clean the tips after spraying to prevent it from clogging? Do you guys soak it in something?
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When you have finished painting...hold the can upside down and spray for around 5-10 secs untill the paint stops flowing from the tip
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Been using it for 12 years, never cleaned one , never had one clog?
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When you have finished painting...hold the can upside down and spray for around 5-10 secs untill the paint stops flowing from the tip
Ditto.It says it on the can.
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Ditto.It says it on the can.
Ditto ditto!
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