Post by robbo on Aug 30, 2012 7:46:25 GMT -5
Lifecolor Cleaner
This product is contained in a standard screw top 250 ml plastic bottle. If you were to choose this product as your preferred cleaner the first thing that comes to mind is how to transfer the contents from the bottle to the cup of the airbrush, especially if you have a small cup to aim for. To get to the point you couldn’t do it without spilling it, you would need a pipette type dropper to make sure the cleaner goes where it was meant to go.
This bottle, to me, is crying out to be poured in the ultrasonic cleaner or used as a deep cleaning soak for blockages or just shifting stubborn water based paints
Saying this, I have tried it as a blow through cleaner between colours and it does clean out the airbrush very nicely
Medea airbrush cleaner
This odourless cleaning fluid is presented in a well thought out 250ml dropper bottle, a bit like a large Vallejo paint bottle. It’s very easy to decant the contents of the bottle without spilling any of it
Having been a user of this product for quite a while now I can vouch for how good the product is. Simply add the cleaner straight into the cup from the bottle and flush through the airbrush. It really doesn’t get simpler than this
I also add a very small amount of the cleaner to the paint mixture to help it flow though the airbrush better
If your airbrush is clogged it does state on the bottle that leaving your airbrush soaking for up to an hour will unclog it or alternatively it is recommended using it in an ultrasonic cleaner.
Having tried all these cleaning solutions that were sent from the Airbrush Company, the Medea cleaner would still be my preferred cleaner of choice
Big thanks again to Alex from the Airbrush Company for sending our review samples
Links to the Airbrushes.com website can be found in the advertisement areas of the MSC website
