Cleaning dry paint off an airbrush using Createx 4008 airbrush restorer

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The Createx 4008 Restorer 16oz. is a water-based, biodegradable cleaner specifically designed for soaking airbrush and spray-gun parts after painting. With its powerful formulation, this product easily dissolves dried paint, making clean-up a breeze with just soap and water.
One of the key features of the 4008 Restorer is its ability to partially dissolve dried paint, making it ideal for removing stubborn paint residue from your airbrush or spray gun. It effectively loosens the paint, allowing for easy and thorough cleaning of the metallic parts such as the nozzle, needle, and cup. Say goodbye to tedious scrubbing and hello to effortless maintenance.
The 4008 Restorer is not only effective but also highly economical. It is completely reusable, making it a cost-effective choice for artists and professionals. To ensure optimal performance, it is recommended to store this water-based cleaner in a metal or ceramic container. This not only keeps the Restorer in top condition but also prevents any unwanted reactions with other materials.

[@magusreaver]

filtering, and reusing would never have crossed my mind. Thank you. I should add a bottle to my arsenal of paints, and chemicals. Another tool for the future.

[@SprayGunner]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ryanbarkley6497]

Awesome. Keep up the great work guys!

[@SprayGunner]

Thanks! Will do!

[@CreatexColors]

Thank you!!

[@SprayGunner]

You're welcome!

[@davidfahl9106]

I have the air cap from an ultra that is clogged with 5620. Can I soak that without damaging the o ring?

[@SprayGunner]

It’s pretty simple to remove o-ring from this cap or you can just put 4008 inside. It will enlarge the o-ring if you soak it completely.

[@СЕРГЕЙСОБОЛЕВСКИЙ.Воблерыручно]

Привет. Давно не видно было. Российский канал. Забросил.

[@DarksouIjah]

What about using an ultrasonic cleaner with this stuff?

[@SprayGunner]

It helps, we use it here in our service department