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Maintenance Grex Tritium Series Owner’s Manual
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5.1 Cleaning the Airbrush <continued>
Note: We recommend using the mildest solvent to clean the types of
paint used. If water-based paints were used, then water is usually
sufficient to clean out your airbrush. Be sure to follow all instruc-
tions that come with the solvents.
Tip: Perform all your cleaning in a contained area (ie. cookie sheet,
plate, bowl) to prevent parts from getting lost or damaged. It also
helps keep any mess in a contained area.
5.2 Cleaning Between Color Changes
Empty out remaining paint in the paint reservoir and wipe off as
much residual paint as possible with a paper towel. Spray out
any excess paint.
Partially fill the paint reservoir with the appropriate solvent and
use a brush to breakdown paint in the reservoir. Pour out this
dirty solution.
Partially fill the paint reservoir again with solvent and spray the
solvent at a heavy spray setting into a paper towel, waste
container or similar material.
Repeat spraying solvent until airbrush is flushed free of color.
5.3 After Each Use
Follow Section 5.2 “Cleaning Between Color Changes.”
Back flush your airbrush to clean the paint passageway.
Refer to Section 5.4 “Airbrush Back Flushing.”
Pump the needle of your airbrush to clean the internal packing.
Refer to Section 5.5 “Needle Pumping.”
Straight flush your airbrush to clean the paint passageway.
Refer to Section 5.6 “Airbrush Straight Flushing.”
Carefully remove fluid needle from your airbrush and set aside.
Thoroughly clean paint reservoirs and external passageways.
Refer to Section 5.7 “Cleaning Paint Reservoirs.”
Thoroughly clean threads on airbrush and reservoirs.
Carefully remove and clean needle and nozzle caps.
Clean the fluid needle and carefully re-insert into your airbrush.
Refer to Section 5.8 “Cleaning the Fluid Needle.”
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