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As per the title, anyone have any advice?

I do NOT recommend it. It ruined my smaller ultrasonic cleaner.

And that is a silly expensive way to do it.

I guess you could...

I use simple green in my ultrasonic cleaner every once in a while to give my airbrush a really good cleaning.

What are you trying to do?

davethepak wrote:
I guess you could...

I use simple green in my ultrasonic cleaner every once in a while to give my airbrush a really good cleaning.

What are you trying to do?

Hi there, I am trying to clean my airbrush, I just received an ultrasonic cleaner for christmas and I wish to thoroughly clean my airbrushes without damaging them.

I cannot get simple green here in the netherlands and always used airbrush cleaner to strip models of paint, hence my idea.

Any suggestions?

I am sure you could use the "airbrush cleaner" but that might be a lot of liquid - and it might evaporate quickly.

See if you can identify what ever the local hobby folks are using around there to strip paint from minis - that might be a cheaper solution to use.

Netherlands? Absolutely amazing and wonderful country - I worked in Leiden for about six months last year.

Best of luck!

Do you have access to any other degreasers?