i have been using IPA (as i have loads!) to clean the airbrush after using it, and it hasnt been as simole, quick and clean as i thought, and i watch videos of folk cleaning in a matter of a minute or so, so why was it taking me four or five washes, loads of cotton buds, and it STILL didnt look pristine?
I cant answer that, its only Tamiya acrylic paint, so should be easy.
Well this morning, i sprayed the RA66 comanche and a few ancillaries for the blackhawk, using tamiya Nato Green. All good.
Session finished, and i thought, ive got a little bottle of tap water, ill try it. Thinking i would be wasting my time, I poured in half a cup full. Swished around with a cotton bud, and tipped out, and im shocked! The cup is clean!
I then drop a bit more in, backfeed it, tip it out, another small amount, run through the airbrush, and a second or so later, its running clean! And its VERY CLEAN!
Why have i been wasting my time with IPA if water works better? Was this a fluke or do you lot do the same?
I cant answer that, its only Tamiya acrylic paint, so should be easy.
Well this morning, i sprayed the RA66 comanche and a few ancillaries for the blackhawk, using tamiya Nato Green. All good.
Session finished, and i thought, ive got a little bottle of tap water, ill try it. Thinking i would be wasting my time, I poured in half a cup full. Swished around with a cotton bud, and tipped out, and im shocked! The cup is clean!
I then drop a bit more in, backfeed it, tip it out, another small amount, run through the airbrush, and a second or so later, its running clean! And its VERY CLEAN!
Why have i been wasting my time with IPA if water works better? Was this a fluke or do you lot do the same?
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