Airbrush Supplies
Airbrush Types
Using an Airbrush
Cleaning Airbrushes
Assembling Airbrushes
Practicing with Airbrushes
Basic Airbrushing Drills
Writing with Airbrushes
Airbrush Art Tips
Writing Cursive Letters with Airbrushes
Using Siphon Feed Airbrushes
Practicing Newsprint with Airbrushes
Controlling Airbrush Triggers
Practicing Think & Thin Lines with Airbrushes
Improving Airbrushing Skills
Making Rat Tails with Airbrushes
There are many types of airbrushes that are used for different purposes. Learn about the various kinds of … More
There is no doubt that airbrushing is an art form. It is used to add character to a vehicle, give an old t… More
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Once you have cleaned the airbrush, you have to put it back together. Learn how to re-assemble an airbrush… More
Starting with thick lines is easier than thin lines. However, learn how to make both think and thin lines … More
Triggers allow you to get more and less paint when airbrushing. Learn how to use an airbrush trigger in th… More
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By taking the airbrush apart, you can use rubbing alcohol to clean it. Learn how to clean an airbrush in t… More
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Summary: Once you have cleaned the airbrush, you have to put it back together. Learn how to re-assemble an airbrush in this free airbrushing video clip about beginning to airbrush.
"Hi, I'm Mike and we're going to talk about that dirty airbrush. Same goes with this. This here airbrush, the cup doesn't actually come off. So you just take the lid off, rinse it out really good. Same thing, pull the back of the brush off. Take the needle out, wipe it off. One thing you do want to remember when you're putting your airbrush back together, is when you push this needle in, don't jam it in real hard because you'll mess up the tip. And they are pretty expensive to replace. Until you have a little more experience with these brushes, do not take this cap apart because it causes problems. You need things like beeswax to put it back together. The workhorse, this one here is easy. There's no bottle on it. If you need to clean the bottle, you just take it apart. Throw it in the sink, throw it in a cup of some water. You can take this tip apart, it's not quite as complicated. But just make sure that you put it back together the same way you took it apart. And also when you're pulling these needles out, this trigger mechanism when you pull it out will fall out. And you will struggle until you know more about your airbrush to put it back together. This one here's just like the other airbrushes. Pull it off the back, take the needle chuck off. Slide the needle out, wipe it off. Put it back in carefully so you don't booger up the end of the needle. Thank you."
eHow Article: Assembling Airbrushes
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