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All,

Just wondering if anyone is using an ultrasonic cleaner to clean their airbrushes? I found one that hold a bit over 2 pints that I think would be big enough.

Thanks,

Lou

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Yes, I do, and they work great, but I have a very small unit that works like a charm.

Interesting. I haven't heard of one of these used in the past.

Where did you find your ultrasonic cleaner?

What model is it?

Thanks,

Rob

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i clean my airbrush on the same schedule as we do maintenance on the presses at my job...when it breaks down

seriously though, i run a cup of laquer thinner through it when i first fire it up, when i change colours and when im done

that is about the extend of my cleaning

i have a paasche H series and it takes the abuse.

i used to have a badger 150 and it would not put up with that type of treatment AT ALL

Posted

Thanks guys, I think I'll pick up an ultrasonic cleaner. I really dislike cleaning my airbrush the old fashion way.

I agree, if this works well it would save me a ton of time.

Posted

I think I'm gonna invest in an ultrasonic cleaner. Currently I just shoot some lacguer thinner through my Paasche H after I'm finished spraying with it. My Iwata seems to be a bit more temperamental so I have to completely disassemble it to clean it.

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I believe E-Bay has a seller ,Possibly (Shining Image ) that list sonic cleaners for about $40.00 . Large tank , brand new free shippiing.

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Yes, I do, and they work great, but I have a very small unit that works like a charm.

So what do you use in it to clean your airbrushes? Lacquer thinner or water Or what? Thinking of buying one for myself for Christmas

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