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 Ravenous D wrote:

Yeah and Im not going to listen to the opinion of a guy that would breathe in paint and mediums but get bent out of shape over windex and voiding warrenties with cleaning tools.

Huh, Im not sure when anyone mentioned my usage of a respirator, I think you invented that out of nowhere tbh.

Remember when I said "lets not bother clogging this thread with the windex comments..." (I did) as that debate is well covered in other threads...

If you guys want to debate this, please take it to one of the many other threads (many long dead) on this topic.
If you want to discuss the chemical contents on gw paints, please create another thread - sincerely.

ok, back on topic -

Tips get dry, try lowering pressure and some "drying retarder" or "slo dry".

Regarding other paints - find someone in your area who uses different paints (and thinning solutions) to see what they think and see the results in person.

best of luck, and have fun!

Never use an air brush cleaning kit. It's mostly a scam.

They actually risk damaging the seals inside of your airbrush which will then allow the paint to flow back into the airbrush and potentially damage the trigger etc.

Watch the following video from the owner of badger airbrush:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tsW-vN0_lHw

It's a long one, but well worth watching for anyone starting with an airbrush and even some tips for advanced users.

davethepak wrote:
Remember when I said "lets not bother clogging this thread with the windex comments..." (I did) as that debate is well covered in other threads...

If you guys want to debate this, please take it to one of the many other threads (many long dead) on this topic.
If you want to discuss the chemical contents on gw paints, please create another thread - sincerely.