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A bit of theory from Spell:
How to clean a very dirty airbrush?
http://goo.gl/emLrU

read part 1... stopped right here

"Take the Chinese apart" .... umm poor translation or?

corrected

Do I really want to click that?

How about adding a real link? Not a shortened one that can lead to anywhere?

Step 8 has you push residue out of the nozzle with a needle, while using the phrase "I didn’t worry about breaking them". I don't recommend this at all, as I once had a nozzle get stuck and tried to eject it with the needle in a manner quite similar to that which this tutorial espouses. The nozzle cracked. it's a $10 part so it's not the end of the world but it's super avoidable.

Besides, it's also a good way to bend the needle, which is not a cleaning tool.