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I'm teaching myself how to use an airbrush and checked out several YouTube videos that contributors posted in what worked for them. One suggested getting a cleaning pot to clean your brushes and it made sense. What didn't make sense was the price but if you need it, you need it, right!? I got this cleaning pot about two weeks after ordering it and was surprised at its weight. The pot itself I thought was plastic but its thick glass. Now I see why its priced the way it is because its built to last which we all know that these days few things are. This product is well made and should last the life of my hobby.Best Deals for Pro Airbrush Cleaning Pot Wash Station with Holder
I feel that this product could be better although many people like it. It does not work very well with Badger Products. Look at my Video to see my results.Sorry I can not get my video on the review HD or LD video.
I modified the inlet with a thin walled brass pipe and placed the original plug back in the end of the brass pipe. This allows the inlet to be out farther to allow the Badger air-brush to fit. I drilled a hole on the side of the cap in the dome and put a siphon pipe in, then used surgical tubing to connect to the new pipe in the cap and cut a siphon pipe from one of the lids. I can now put the air-brush in the cleaning station and attach the modified siphon pipe to the air-brush and use badger cleaner fluid in the basin/pot to clean out the air-brushes. There is no way to attach a bottle of cleaner to the air-brush while in the station and using the smaller open paint pots only work for gravity feed. If you make this mod beware it is a siphon and if you drop the end of the siphon pipe on the table it will leak any fluid that's in the pot all over the table. Place it in the inlet when finished.
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