Breaking Down a Badger Patriot 105

Short video of me breaking down a Badger Patriot 105 and a brief description of cleaning techniques. I follow it with a re-assembly. Subscribe and Like the video if you find it helpful and comment with questions below! www.coloradocustomlures.com
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[@markoharoldoronearmedpoohb7816]

Pipe cleaners, spray Carburetor cleaners, are your friends, Carb cleaner works absolutely wonderful on removing any paint, putting that cleaning device in and out of your rear seal/bearing is not good, use a pipe cleaner, a pipe cleaner is way more effective and not as harsh on the rear seal/bearings.
Also lubing your airbrush correctly is a big plus, and it’s very beneficial to Lube any o-ring ( except the air valve) on any airbrush, o-rings need to squirm to seal properly, a dry o-ring will not be able to “squirm” into all the imperfections it needs to seal.
If you do Lube the airbrush correctly, run a couple of bowls of Alcohol through the Airbrush, that should get any residual oil out of the Chamber. Airbrush’s Love to be clean, and keep clean, a clean airbrush is a happy airbrush!
Like you said, small parts seem to vanish into the air!

[@coloradocustomlures6229]

Yep I know! There really aren’t many seals in a badger. Just the plunger. Pipe cleaner is a good idea! Thanks for the feedback!

[@Tacklefinlures]

Subscribed! 💯

[@coloradocustomlures6229]

Thanks so much!