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An airbrush not cleaned immediately after work is considerably harder to clean an hour later, and a day later it has to come apart. This solution dissolves acrylic paint including dried residue, so a flush between colours and a thorough clean at the end keep the nozzle clear for years. It works equally on brushes, palettes and tools. A second, less obvious use: if you are taking a break and would rather not strip the airbrush, leave a little cleaner in the cup – the needle stays clean and paint will not dry on it. 250 ml with a special cap for controlled dosing.
Specifications
| Code | AK11505 |
| Type | cleaner |
| Material | acrylic cleaning solution |
| Size | 250 ml |
| Pack | 1 bottle |
| Weight | 0.263 kg |
What it is for
- Cleaning the airbrush between colours and after work
- Cleaning acrylic paint from brushes
- Washing palettes, wells and tools
- Keeping the needle clean during a break
What to pair it with
The same cleaner comes in a smaller 100 ml bottle. For thinning paint there is AK11500 thinner, and for enamels and oils white spirit. Brushes to clean are in the AK range.
Frequently asked questions
Will the cleaner damage airbrush seals?
Not in ordinary flushing. Left to soak overnight, though, rubber seals can harden over time. For a long soak, strip the airbrush and leave only the metal parts in the cleaner.
Does it clean enamels and oils?
No. It is built for acrylics. Enamels, oil paints and enamel effects call for white spirit.
Will it remove dried paint?
Recently dried, yes, though it takes a while – let the part soak, then work it with a brush or cloth. Paint dried for months usually has to come off mechanically.