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  • AlanG
    • Dec 2008
    • 6296

    #16
    I bought Vallejo and Revell airbrush cleaners in the past but now i buy 1 litre bottles of 99.9% IPA. Far cheaper compared to the previous two. For cleaning Tamiya paints from my brush i still like to put Tamiya cleaner through it.

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    • topgazza
      SMF Supporters
      • Jan 2020
      • 640

      #17
      Tamiya does seem to prefer its own cleaners and thinners but I have a huge bottle of IPA so I will use that with my Vallejo Air

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      • topgazza
        SMF Supporters
        • Jan 2020
        • 640

        #18
        I've been meticulously cleaning my airbrush after spraying even if I return an hour later. Maybe I'm weird but I actually really enjoy the cleaning and it's nice to see the brush clean and shiny. I think it's my old apprentice training of cleaning all the sparks tools at the end of the day kicking in.

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        • Bortig the Viking
          SMF Supporters
          • Mar 2019
          • 780

          #19
          You'll probably hear different but, I give it a clean after each use, between coats if its within 15 minutes not so important any longer and I often leave for a bit, other jobs to do around the house, so I like to clean it and it's ready for next time, mines a H & S Infinty crplus and I can do a full clean in 10 minutes so a quick clean, needle, nozzle and cap etc can be done in minutes so to me its preferable, think I've waffled here but hopefully you'll get the gist.

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