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KDSilverBrush · 03-03-2008

I keep a plastic shoe box like container next to where I am working, Xzotic, place about 2 inches of water in the botom, and keep a squirt bottle of water next to that, and also my cleaning solution in another squirt botte, also keep a moist soft cloth next to that, every time I need a color change, I use my squirt bottle to clean out the well of the ab, then run a bit of water thru the ab makein sure all the color is out, I do this over the container of course. Any way, works for me :-)
Once in a while , I'll place my finger over the end of the ab and back flush just to make sure no paint is stickin on my needle. The wet cloth is in case I get dry tip, I don't use it very often, less I'm useing white, seems to be a bad color for the dry tip.

03-03-2008	#8 (permalink)
KDSilverBrush airbrush technique advisor magazine subscriber Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 1,645	Re: Help with HP-C I keep a plastic shoe box like container next to where I am working, Xzotic, place about 2 inches of water in the botom, and keep a squirt bottle of water next to that, and also my cleaning solution in another squirt botte, also keep a moist soft cloth next to that, every time I need a color change, I use my squirt bottle to clean out the well of the ab, then run a bit of water thru the ab makein sure all the color is out, I do this over the container of course. Any way, works for me :-) Once in a while , I'll place my finger over the end of the ab and back flush just to make sure no paint is stickin on my needle. The wet cloth is in case I get dry tip, I don't use it very often, less I'm useing white, seems to be a bad color for the dry tip.