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shadow2462
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Is your airbrush sluggish, just not performing like it used to or how you want it to? I always thought I was pretty meticulous when it came to cleaning up after a session of painting, well no matter how well you thought you cleaned things up, you never get it all and it builds up over time making things gunked up and not performing as it should or could. If after you have ruled out a cracked nozzle, or bent / damaged needle, no air leaks ect. and they still don't perform right try giving it a 30 min.- 2 hrs. soak in Auto-Air Airbrush Restorer at least once a month. It's $14.95 USD for a 16oz. bottle and you can filter it and reuse as needed. Thought I'd post this and I know many know of it and use it but for newbie's it can help with a lot of problems because we haven't learned all the little tricks or techniques yet. Many times info we give can only be generic and this happens with all brushes no matter if it is a $50 or $500 airbrush.