1LikesJake's R/C Pro-Am. Topeka's indoor offroad.
09-19-2012, 04:12 PM
#9316
Yeah - clean is key. Going between acrylics and lacquers is a test of you well you can clean. I was there too. Now I have one for acrylics and one for lacquers. Way better that way.
09-19-2012, 08:15 PM
#9317
Barney I have 22t forsale if your interested?
09-20-2012, 05:58 AM
#9319
with pactra i thin 50/50 with medium drying laquer thinner
after using water based i unscrew the tip and soak it in auto-air airbrush cleaner over night....then run a q-tip down into the needle channel
dried acrylic is a sumbiotch
keep trying ..........but stay away from urathanes........pure junk for r/c purpose
after using water based i unscrew the tip and soak it in auto-air airbrush cleaner over night....then run a q-tip down into the needle channel
dried acrylic is a sumbiotch
keep trying ..........but stay away from urathanes........pure junk for r/c purpose
09-20-2012, 06:07 AM
#9320
Yeah, I learned pretty early on to soak the tips after using acrylic. Now...when I'm done the tips go strait into a jar of cleaner and never come out until I'm ready to paint again. That way, any paint inside never gets a chance to harden.
Another problem is I refuse to spend an hour cleaning up the brush(s). I need a sonic parts cleaner that I can stick the entire brush in to clean it out.
Another problem is I refuse to spend an hour cleaning up the brush(s). I need a sonic parts cleaner that I can stick the entire brush in to clean it out.
09-20-2012, 08:23 AM
#9323
first i will dip the q-tip in thinner run it around what i can...then just pull the cotton off the other end ...leaving alittle cotton ...dip that in thinner and dig around in the channel that the needle goes through
wipe the needle with thinner
after cleaning i will drop some iwata oil down the trigger to oil the air valve and a drop on the needle before it goes back in
once you go straight lacquer clean up is a breeze
wipe the needle with thinner
after cleaning i will drop some iwata oil down the trigger to oil the air valve and a drop on the needle before it goes back in
once you go straight lacquer clean up is a breeze
09-20-2012, 06:22 PM
#9326
09-20-2012, 08:02 PM
#9327
Hes keeping it a surprise for everyone...even I'm clueless as whats ahead..also I'm still in need of a gear diff for a SC10 anyone anyone????
09-21-2012, 05:52 AM
#9328
sad news
I know that some of you guys knew him well like I did so I just figured you should know.
http://www.heartlandrc.com/showthrea...nds-and-family
http://www.heartlandrc.com/showthrea...nds-and-family
09-21-2012, 07:05 AM
#9329
I know that some of you guys knew him well like I did so I just figured you should know.
http://www.heartlandrc.com/showthrea...nds-and-family
http://www.heartlandrc.com/showthrea...nds-and-family
