Cleaning Airbrush Gun/compressor

Decorating By cncook Updated 16 Feb 2011 , 9:11pm by pmarks0

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cncook Posted 16 Feb 2011 , 4:05pm
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I was just given an old airbrush gun/compressor that has been in storage for a couple years. Can anyone tell me how to get it good and clean so that it can actually be used on cakes?

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pmarks0 Posted 16 Feb 2011 , 9:11pm
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What was it being used for previously?

I would probably keep the compressor if it works well and you can adjust it down to 10-15psi (I think that's the right level) but I would go out and buy a new airbrush. You don't know what's left behind in the airbrush itself and you won't know if it's truly clean IMHO.

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