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Airbrush question
I know it should be in the forum somewhere...anyone can tell me what I can use to clean my airbrush?
And also what is the best thinner for Tamiya acrylics? thank you |
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Re: Airbrush question
Airbrush cleaner (from paint manufacturer)
Tamiya thinner this is the most simple explanation, for better one read the FAQ it was there more then once. |
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Re: Airbrush question
If you know it must be in the forum somewhere, why didn't you use the search feature and find it?
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Re: Airbrush question
To clean your airbrusg after using Tamiya paint. Windex work wonder (or any cleaner with ammonia)
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Re: Airbrush question
Agree with all of the above...
Use Tamiya thinner to thin Tam paint... the only way to have the shine of the original Tamiya acrylics Use Windex to clean Acrylics from the airbrush... plain water work too but slower. If you shoot more agressive paint than Tamiya Acrylics... Airbrush cleaner should do the trick. |
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Re: Airbrush question
Water don't really work for cleaning airbrush with Tamiya Paint.. well for what I tryed it don't
as for other paint, if it's enamel get enamel thinner at hardware store. 4 Gallons for 3$ and if it's Lacquer, it's about 1 Gallon for 4$ oh and the search feature is awesome on this forum
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