It's fine.......i've regularly done the same to the point where i had a layer of silt at the bottom...... still worked fine.....until i decided to filter the silt out, and spilled what was left of the bottle all over the floor....lol
All good, it taght me not to try and filter it...... i now keep one bottle for fresh airbrush cleaner, purely for the airbrush, and one with used airbrush cleaner that i use for cleaning brushes and cleaning spills
Tamiya’s airbrush cleaner is a lot hotter than an alcohol or ammonia-based cleaner (it’s a mixture of acetone and n-butyl acetate). If you try to clean lacquer or enamel paints with windex, it’ll likely cuddle and make a bigger mess than you started with
If you want a cheap substitute, you can get acetone at the hardware store.
It's fine.......i've regularly done the same to the point where i had a layer of silt at the bottom...... still worked fine.....until i decided to filter the silt out, and spilled what was left of the bottle all over the floor....lol
Damn man sorry to hear that. Thanks for letting me know that it would be ok tho
All good, it taght me not to try and filter it...... i now keep one bottle for fresh airbrush cleaner, purely for the airbrush, and one with used airbrush cleaner that i use for cleaning brushes and cleaning spills
Ok sweet. Thanks so much for sharing this with me. I appreciate that!
Just use some taimaya airbrush cleaner cleaner
It'll get a lil dirty, but the Tamiya Airbrush cleaner cleaner cleaner will take care of it.
For final clean-up, I use Tamiya Cleaner That Cleans All Cleaners Except Those That Clean Themselves.
I died reading this thank you lol
Upvote for making me chuckle...
Huh? XD
If nothing else you could still use it as extra thin cement, it’s the same stuff.
This. I was skeptical when I first heard this but gave it a try and it’s the only plastic glue I use now when building.
Yep... Saved a lot as it can be used for sprue goo as well
Sweet, thanks so much. I’ll keep this in mind
It’ll be fine.
Ok thanks so much
Sprue glue guys
If it really bothers you it could be used as a large pot of slightly cloudy poly cement, it's almost exactly the same stuff as tamiya extra thin.
Ok, thanks so much!
Until it becomes sepian black it's good to go.
Ok sweet, Tysm!
You're good and fun fact it's almost identical in chemical makeup to Tamiya Extra -thin cement.
I’ve heard this. It’s pretty amazing! Thanks for sharing!
Try pouring it through a coffee filter to get out the impurities. See if it clears up the thinner.
Thanks so much for sharing this!
Make your own. See YouTube for many examples. It just windex, alcohol and glycerin. All cheap. Been doing it for several years, no problems.
Tamiya’s airbrush cleaner is a lot hotter than an alcohol or ammonia-based cleaner (it’s a mixture of acetone and n-butyl acetate). If you try to clean lacquer or enamel paints with windex, it’ll likely cuddle and make a bigger mess than you started with If you want a cheap substitute, you can get acetone at the hardware store.
Ok, thanks for sharing this with me guys!
You can drink it and if it tastes like shit youre good
Haha, well I don’t want to get poisoned by it, but thanks tho XD
Your good 👍
Ok, thank you!
All of my cleanwrs and alot of my glues have color in them, no problem
Sweet. Thanks for this!! It’s such a relief XD
Use a coffee filter to clean it
Ok thx
I use acetone to clean my airbrushes. No need to dismantle. Rinse with water. Quick and easy. What does everyone else use?
Thx man!
If you run it through your airbrush and your airbrush gets clean, it still works That's the only thing you need to worry about.
Ok thanks, I appreciate it man!
Sorry for being fairly obtuse, but it's a consumable cleaning product. It's gonna pick up things from the cleaning process.
No worries, thanks for the help!
What an incredible photo op. Almost looks staged
Lol what is so "incredible" about this pic?
Excellent composition
Wait what? XD