Can someone recommend a make of kitchen roll?
Stuff I'm using is releasing tiny fibres which are being deposited in the airbrush cup and then into the paint










ForbesHutton wrote:I use the blue "shop towel" type. Much more expensive, but I cut it into quarters and each roll last 6 months or more.


Twokidsnosleep wrote:ForbesHutton wrote:I use the blue "shop towel" type. Much more expensive, but I cut it into quarters and each roll last 6 months or more.
Me too, must be a Canadian Costco kinda thing
What the heck is a kitchen roll????


Cymru wrote:Twokidsnosleep wrote:ForbesHutton wrote:I use the blue "shop towel" type. Much more expensive, but I cut it into quarters and each roll last 6 months or more.
Me too, must be a Canadian Costco kinda thing
What the heck is a kitchen roll????







Mate that's the very stuff I've been using look in the bottom right hand corner of the packetSmiffy wrote:
Because it was half price @ Tesco's the other week and thus cheaper than their cheapo home brand







Kevthemodeller wrote:Mate that's the very stuff I've been using look in the bottom right hand corner of the packetSmiffy wrote:
Because it was half price @ Tesco's the other week and thus cheaper than their cheapo home brand![]()
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In one of my earlier posts I stated in was Bounty I was wrong (now corrected) it was Plenty, Bounty is now Plenty, I would seriously check before you use it. I found the fibres were getting into the airbrush bowl 2 ways, when is was wiping the brush that I used to clean the bowl out, it was picking up tiny (I mean tiny) fibres from the surface and when wiping the bowl with a sheet. I simple test is get hold a a sheet hold it up to the light or against a dark background and agitate the sheet you can see the fibres 100's of themdid the same test with the cheaper stuff and almost none

