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== Cleaning ==
Cleaning is '''mandatory''' after every session. Even during a session, be aware that paint can dry quickly and clog the airbrush. If you interrupt your airbrush session even for as little as 5 Minutes: please remove any remaining paint AND rinse the airbrush with water and a few drops of cleaning agent, using the dedicated cleaning jar.
At the end of the session (if no one else wants to continue using the airbrush corner): please clean the airbrush thoroughly, following these instructions: (This should take around 15 Minutes, so don't leave it too late.)
*remove any remaining color from the compartment
*fill the compartment with water and run it through the airbrush (Please use the rinsing jar for this, so to collect all coloured water and residue)
*disconnect airbrush from compressor
*disassemble the entire airbrush on a large enough and clean surface; make sure no parts fall down, particularly the needle (€15 replacement cost!) – see animated GIF below
* clean all parts, removing ALL visible paint. Please do not use any metal brushes for cleaning.
*reassemble the airbrush and put it back into its case – see animated GIF below
== Assembly/Disassembly ==
Animated GIFs that show the disassembly and reassembly of our Iwata Neo CN airbrush:
Airbrush '''disassembly''' (click image, then on the following page click "open in Media Viewer")
[[File:Airbrush-Disassembly.gif|alt=Airbrush disassembly for cleaning|frameless]]
Airbrush '''reassembly''' (click image, then on the following page click "open in Media Viewer")
[[File:Airbrush-Assembly.gif|frameless]]
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Revision as of 20:13, 1 March 2024

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Airbrush (Iwata Neo CN)

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Cleaning

Cleaning is mandatory after every session. Even during a session, be aware that paint can dry quickly and clog the airbrush. If you interrupt your airbrush session even for as little as 5 Minutes: please remove any remaining paint AND rinse the airbrush with water and a few drops of cleaning agent, using the dedicated cleaning jar.

At the end of the session (if no one else wants to continue using the airbrush corner): please clean the airbrush thoroughly, following these instructions: (This should take around 15 Minutes, so don't leave it too late.)

  • remove any remaining color from the compartment
  • fill the compartment with water and run it through the airbrush (Please use the rinsing jar for this, so to collect all coloured water and residue)
  • disconnect airbrush from compressor
  • disassemble the entire airbrush on a large enough and clean surface; make sure no parts fall down, particularly the needle (€15 replacement cost!) – see animated GIF below
  • clean all parts, removing ALL visible paint. Please do not use any metal brushes for cleaning.
  • reassemble the airbrush and put it back into its case – see animated GIF below

Assembly/Disassembly

Animated GIFs that show the disassembly and reassembly of our Iwata Neo CN airbrush:

Airbrush disassembly (click image, then on the following page click "open in Media Viewer")

Airbrush disassembly for cleaning

Airbrush reassembly (click image, then on the following page click "open in Media Viewer")

Airbrush-Assembly.gif