Re: Diagnose my Airbrush woes!
Posted: September 5th, 2016, 4:34 pm
Yep; seconded!TobyC wrote:I use a sonic bath when paint gets really ingrained. Always sorts the problem out.
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Re: Diagnose my Airbrush woes!
Posted: October 19th, 2016, 10:05 am
Just got myself a sonic bath for £15 including postage. Best thing I've ever bought. 
I clean my Badger Anthem 155 religiously after every session and flush it through before I start a session. I was pretty confident that it was clean even though I get the odd blockage.
So imagine my surprise when little clouds of paint residue started flowing from my dismantled air brush within seconds. Once re-assembled if sprays like new.
If you are serious about using your airbrush I'd say a sonic bath is an essential.
I clean my Badger Anthem 155 religiously after every session and flush it through before I start a session. I was pretty confident that it was clean even though I get the odd blockage.
So imagine my surprise when little clouds of paint residue started flowing from my dismantled air brush within seconds. Once re-assembled if sprays like new.
If you are serious about using your airbrush I'd say a sonic bath is an essential.