Tamiya Airbrush Cleaner as Glue

[@ramblers69]

I've heard it was the same, thanks for the comparison and testing, Cheers mate, 👍🙏🇺🇦✌️

[@ClemDayOutbackMiniModels]

You’re welcome.

[@samson2143]

Great video as always brother! Dave

[@ClemDayOutbackMiniModels]

Cheers bro, happy Easter

[@jamesvozar1]

Just ran the test myself, as i was watching along, for me the Airbrush cleaner does not bit as hard and thus weld the plastic as well. However it did work as work quickly for creating a bond. cheers james

[@ClemDayOutbackMiniModels]

As I said it's no replacement but it does work, I know logistics can be slow in these times around the world. I think the AB Cleaner will come in handy when the glue runs out or worst case tips over on the bench, as we have all done it at some stage. Thanks for watching Clem. Happy Easter Mate.

[@thomasdailey9280]

Thanks Clem. I might try that .

[@jamesvozar1]

dope paint rack too mate, i would love that thing in my model room, if i had room lol.

[@ClemDayOutbackMiniModels]

Thanks it’s definitely the centre piece of our studio.

[@chinocracy]

Prop to you Outback for having the model store paint rack as a personal one, I think, lol

[@jamesvozar1]

@@chinocracy very cool isnt it

[@ClemDayOutbackMiniModels]

I’ve acquired another rack since the making of this video.

[@AAWOLFE-zc6ly]

here is my recipe for thin cement, which works exactly like Tamiya.... 50% lacquer thinner + 50% Acetone this will have much less odor than cellulose thinner/ lacquer thinner on its own, and less odor than Tamiya thin cement... the acetone facilitates fast clean evaporation, with some solvent power, the lacquer thinner is the stronger solvent that melts the plastic. enjoy ;O)

[@BrianCDK]

I use it all the time, it's just as good as the ordinary Xtra thin cement, because it's in fact 99% identical with the same two ingrediences only the ratio is a little different.... You can't compare with the quicksetting, because i contains a ekstra ingredience

[@ClemDayOutbackMiniModels]

Thanks for the info, greatly appreciated.

[@davidavineberg3925]

How about this: if I ran the airbrush cleaner through my airbrush onto dried floral petals? I want to reinforce the petals, but the crevices are so little, I was hoping to use some kind of glue via airbrush instead. Thoughts?

[@outbackalbert694]

I know that must be on there good! I know how hard you can yank hahaha 🤣

[@ClemDayOutbackMiniModels]

Hahahahaaaa!

[@lesgl]

Iv'e always thought it smelt like Extra Thin..never got around to trying it out tho.. as a Airbrush cleaner it certainly burns out any residue in your airbrush

[@ClemDayOutbackMiniModels]

I found it too harsh as an AB cleaner, so it just sat on the rack. Now I have another use for it.

[@bobbobbinson1841]

Did your bottle of tamaya airbrush cleaner come sealed? Mine I just twised the cap and i see liquid. is it suppost to come with some platic seal under the screw cap?!?!?

[@ClemDayOutbackMiniModels]

Mine don’t come sealed. Just twist off and use.

[@Richard.Sanchez]

Do you clean your brush after applying the Tamiya Airbrush Cleaner? If so, what do you use to clean the brush?

[@RudiVDS]

I also use the airbrush cleaner, much cheaper and 99% the same as the extra thin glue

[@jamesunger8433]

Are plastic generic brushes impervious to the solvent? What material is impervious to melting? I don't want to use my natural brushes for this purpose.