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In this video, we'll go through the steps on how I do color changes and what I do to clean the airbrush after every session. I also talk about a yucky problem on how and why sometimes your trigger gets stuck, usually after using varnish in the last session.

Man, I gotta say I love your videos. You're pretty much directly responsible for pushing me over the edge into airbrushing.

Been doing it for about a month now, and its been a fantastic time learning how to use it.

I was even able to clear my first clog without running and screaming and all that drama. So please take me sincerest thanks and keep up the awesome work!

this is timely as I'm just about to run out of the vallejo airbrush cleaner I started out with. is using isopropyl alcohol (either 70% or 90+%) as a cleaner a bad idea? I recall reading somewhere that cleaning with acetone could eat rubber seals in the brush; not sure if alcohol would cause the same kinds of problems (on a side note, I'm not even sure if my brush *has* any rubber seals in it...). the vallejo cleaner, while it works well, isn't exactly cheap

looking forward to the paint thinning episode.