The Future of Airbrushing... (Question)

I use Future for gloss coats and I clean with Windex.

I also let my Badger Anthem soak in it for a few minutes afterward, then spray through with water.

Don't use Future, that's what I ended up doing, just couldn't get it to lay right, so went to the rattle can glosscoat.  I did find out that Windex cleans it up good. Some day I may play with it again.

When you use Future, it's pretty wise to rinse & clean you airbrush as soon as you can after spraying, as Future will harden pretty quickly in a "dryish" airbrush. I would also pull the needle & give it a wipe down to ensure that there is no Future left kicking about inside.

Windex cleans it the best, just rinse out the Windex afterwards, particularly if your airbrush has brass parts (which ammonia will attack if you leave it in). I sometimes even thin the Future a bit with Windex if I want more control.

I'm pretty sure Swanny mentioned mixing Flat Base with Windex to create a flat top-coat. This works if you have at least 5 parts Future to 1 part Flat Base (anymore Flat Base and it will ghost over like it usually does). It also tends to settle out really fast, so shake your container or maybe create backflow in your AB to mix up the Flat Base.