I’m starting to use the Model Master Acrylic paints.
After a while of being airbrushing some paint build up in the tip of my airbrush.
Does anybody know why this happen and how can be avoided?
Thanks
Saul
I’m starting to use the Model Master Acrylic paints.
After a while of being airbrushing some paint build up in the tip of my airbrush.
Does anybody know why this happen and how can be avoided?
Thanks
Saul
Saul,
There are several reasons this can be happening, but the most obvious are:
Saul,
Acrylics will dry fast when exposed to air.
Some faster than others. As you airbrush some paint
dries on the tip and keeps building up until it’s cleaned
off. Keep some of the paint thinner handy and something
soft to clean the tip with .
Clean the tip , point the airbrush away
from your model spray to ensure tip is free of dried paint,
thinner etc.(don’t want to ruin the paint job). Adjust paint
flow if needed, back to painting . Hope this helps.
Fuzzy
running acrilcs throughan airbrushes is fine until u clean it it can worse then enamel paint . so to save troaube use enamel paints instead of acrylics