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Johnnycrash wrote:Easy Off Oven Cleaner. Use the pump bottle, not the areosol. Cover liberally, and let stand for about 20 minutes. Rinse with warm water and gentley scrub with an old (or your sister's) toothbrush.

Why not the areosol?

I got a Badger 150 D/A
And was looking for a few recomendations on airbrush cleaner.
(you know to clean out all the residue from the nooks and crannies)
I spray both enamel and acrlyic through it.

End of the air line....air in the line cools as it travels to the end releasing moisture as it travels. That's why pro's install air lines with a downward slope from the compressor to the trap. If you can find a Grainger's catalog, I believe they show the details of setting up an airline. So, I'm g...

Anybody have any recomendations on were to splice
an in line water trap?

I have an 8' hose and a water trap on the compressor.

I thought I'd throw this in the mix.

Has Anybody ever used the Minwax Polycrylic
Clear poly finish for a gloss coat as opposed to future?

Thank's For the suggests!

By the way since the time I posted this topic I've also wondered
about airburshing Woodstain. (Minwax, and not their waterbased stuf)

I like to make my own bases and again i was wondering
If any body has done this?

I've been thinking about getting an airbrush to be
strictly used for spraying future.

I have the Badger model 350 single action external mix in mind.
(very cost evective for a special use only brush)

Has anybody used one of these for spraying Future?

Any opinions? Good? Bad?

I was just wondering which pastels (for those of us who still use them) are more common?

The thin 1/4" sq. pastels or the thicker 1/2" sq. chalk pastels