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H.A Been using this for years - Fill with the appropiate thinner for the paint in use, stand the tip in this every time you pause in spraying, it should eat the paint off the tip---Just remember to give the 'brush' a quick blast before you start spraying to blow off the drops. I used a tapered nozzle / cap, off a small 'silicone sealant' tube. Pete

Impressive! If only I could keep my work surface that tidy

add glycerine to your paint, it will help with the problem.

All I can add it that it pays to clean your brush after each coat of paint, if you've emptied the cup. If there's still a good amount of paint in the cup, you can let it sit while you dry the fresh coat of paint, but don't let it sit for more than a minute. If my paint is taking longer to dry for some reason, I'll pick up the air brush and shoot a little more paint through it to keep the tip wet. But backflushing with lots of clean water between coats is really the key for me to keep my brush working.

Here is the first pour in my new Javallon 160 mold with RTV HB + Plaster:

My wife has a final exam tonight.........I think I'll clean my airbrush! Good tip!

I tried a javallon 160 mold, it's a 2 parts mold, first part seems ok, i only use 50 gr of RTV + plaster to make this first part.