Airbrush Cleaner - 60ml

Green Stuff World Airbrush Cleaner

The Green Stuff World Airbrush Cleaner is an essential specialized cleaning solution formulated to dissolve and eliminate dried acrylic paints, primers, and washes from airbrushes, traditional synthetic and natural paintbrushes, and ultrasonic cleaning baths. Engineered to break down acrylic resins without degrading delicate internal rubber seals, Teflon O-rings, or needle packings, it thoroughly clears paint channels to ensure smooth atomization and prevent sputtering clogs.

In addition to stripping stubborn pigment residue, the formula actively lubricates internal mechanical components to keep needle travel smooth and trigger action responsive. It is ideal for rapid flushing between color transitions as well as intensive deep cleaning sessions at the end of a painting project.

Key Features:

• Powerful Acrylic Dissolution: Rapidly breaks down dried acrylic paint residue from fluid nozzles, needles, and color cups.
• Built-In Needle Lubrication: Lubricates internal sliding mechanisms without damaging delicate O-rings or seals.
• Dual Purpose: Excellent for flushing airbrushes as well as rejuvenating dried, stiffened paintbrushes.
• Ultrasonic Compatible: Can be mixed 1:1 with water (50% dilution) for safe, high-efficiency use in ultrasonic cleaning tanks.
• Versatile Application: Use neat for end-of-session deep cleans, or add a few drops of water for fast color flushes during active sessions.

How to Use:

1. Quick Color Transitions: Pour a small amount directly into the airbrush cup, back-flush by gently blocking the needle cap with a cloth, and spray out thoroughly into a cleaning pot until clear. Adding a splash of water helps flush out lighter tints rapidly.
2. End-of-Session Deep Clean: Flush with undiluted cleaner, disassemble the needle and nozzle assembly, and gently wipe each part clean using a soft cloth or micro-cleaning brush moistened with the solution.
3. Ultrasonic Cleaning: Fill your tank with a 50/50 mixture of cleaner and distilled water, submerge metal airbrush parts (avoid submerging whole airbrush bodies with air valves attached), and run a short cleaning cycle.

Together, Layer by Layer!