Metalhead Minis: How To Use Badger Airbrush Needle Juice!
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
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Today, Brandon gives a demonstration on how to use Badger's Regdab Needle Juice! The airbrush used in this video is the 360.
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I love badger airbrushes, I have a 105 patriot which is about 20 years old, and a 360 several years old and I've never had the need to use any lubrication on them. I just make sure I keep them clean and they work like the day I bought them.
I too use REGDAB. However, I was under the understanding that you add a few drops in the trigger and only coat the needle around 3/4 of the way so its just past the trigger and aft of the reservoir. And to NOT add it in the reservoir or get it on the needle in that area, as this could contaminate or react with any paint you may be using.
The way I use it is after airbrush use or between use of a primer and paint I will remove the needle, put a drop of needle juice on my finger and thumb and run both finger and thumb along the length of the needle a few times. Apply some needle juice to the adjustment nut the needle goes into as this can start to stick if only a little alcohol or thinner get in there. With your finger and thumb still oily, rub them on the inside of your reservoir cup, this will not affect your paint, but will reduce the sticking of paint to the inside of the reservoir cup. As always run a bit of air out of the airbrush to remove any excess needle juice. Then set it up ready for next time or add in your new paint.
Don't overdo the quantity of needle juice, as it will tend to draw dust to it if your airbrush is going to be sitting around in the open for a while. You will also find using the needle juice in this way will help take unseen flecks of paint off of your airbrush needle and paint reservoir, as it can effectively remove some acrylic paint residue. If you spill any needle juice on the outside of the airbrush, just take some alcohol or airbrush cleaner on a cloth and rub it away, it will also take it off your fingers. (Lint free nail cloths can be good for this)
That's some long ass trigger !
Thank you for the comments. Brandon made sure to follow the directions for the product before doing the video. If you want to use the same product or similar products differently, you totally can as everyone has a personal preference on how they want to use products for their hobby tools. =)
Wow! I have never and will never put that much of anything around my trigger. I have never seen that done before. maybe a 10th of a drop just for fun...but, I have never heard of needle juice either...
What happens when you say Needle Juice 3 times?
A ghost comes and magically lubes your airbrush parts so that you don’t have to! 😜
how does the needle juice interact with alcohol-based paints?
Not sure. I have never used it with alcohol based paints yet. I will make a note to let you know when I do =)
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"Follow instructions"?.... Sacrilege!!