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Hi All

The in-laws got me my ultrasonic cleaner today for an Easter present so that I can give my Iwata airbrush a good cleaning - needless to say the cleaner did a fantastic job! So instead of wanting to use it on my airbrush, I got to wondering whether it would be good for minis! In the picture below you see concentric circles of dirt caught in the nodal traps of the standing waves produced (a bit of physics for ya! ) and the bats came out looking good and clean! So I would definately endorse such products for this kind on use!

Anyways thought I would share!

Cheers
Andy

Which brand and model of ultrasonic cleaner did you get?

jehjr1337 wrote:Which brand and model of ultrasonic cleaner did you get?

Hi there
It's called an Ultra 7000 I think made by JPL! Rather a space like name! It's a good model though, does all the usual stuff you might expect but it is quite small so perfect for a table top!!!! If you search on eBay for the Ultra 7000 you'll be able to see a picture of it and the costs etc!
Cheers