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The most important part of taking up painting with an airbrush is the cleaning and care for it. Taking time to properly clean your airbrush is what will make the biggest difference in how well it performs.
When removing parts, set them aside in order from right to left and refer to the parts diagram when reassembling your airbrush.
Step-by-Step Instructions
Parts Layout
Set removed parts aside in order so reassembly is easier and more accurate.
Step 01
Unscrew the handle and set it aside.
Step 02
Unscrew the needle chucking nut and set it aside.
Step 03
Carefully remove the needle and wipe it clean with cleaning solution and a paper towel. Check the tip for any bending, then set it aside.
Step 04
Unscrew the spring guide and set it aside.
Step 05
Remove the spring and set it aside.
Step 06
Carefully remove the needle guide and set it aside.
Step 07
Remove the color cup from the top of the airbrush.
Step 08
Unscrew the needle cap and set it aside.
Step 09
Unscrew the nozzle cap and set it aside.
Step 10
Unscrew the air cap with the fluid nozzle cone connected.
Step 10a
Clean the fluid nozzle with the airbrush cleaning brushes.
Step 10b
Clean the air cap using a medium-size cleaning brush.
Step 10c
Use the cleaning brushes to clean the fluid reservoir.
Finished
Reassemble the airbrush carefully and make sure all components are secure before testing.
Finished
Once cleaned and reassembled, do a quick test spray with water to make sure the airbrush is operating properly.