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[quote]QUOTE: <i>Originally posted by mikebonellisr</i> <br /><br />Along the same lines...What should I use to soften/remove dry POLLY SCALE ,acrylic paint from a airbrush? <br />[/quote] <br />I keep a bottle of Testor's liquid plastic cement to disolve dried paint off airbrush parts. For water soluable paints, like polly scale, I spray water to clean out as much paint as possible, but there is always some that has dried on. I dip the tip of the airbrush into the liquid cement and then wipe it off with paper towel and spray more water through the brush.<font color="red"> <b> Do not spray the plastic cement.</b> </font id="red"> <br /> <br />By the way, Paasche and some other airbrushes have an o-ring inside the cone of the nozzle that must be replaced if paint dries in the nozzle. <br /> <br />The liquid plastic cement also works well for cleaning paint out of regular brushes, but it does tend to dry out the bristles. <br /> <br />JMO
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