Whats a good Entry level air brush set up? Wanting to purchase a air brush set up just don't want to break the bank yet since ive never used one. Looking for Recommendations on a good start up kit? |
Re: Whats a good Entry level air brush set up? Look at picking up an iwata eclipse or revolution. A good airbrush is worth a lot more used than a ghetto one. |
Re: Whats a good Entry level air brush set up? Paasche all the way... :) Ya don't need anything too fancy for painting car bodies. They're about $55 on amazon. You do need clean compressed air however - that is more of a challenge. If you have a compressed air source just install a moisture/oil trap. An airbrush uses very little air so pretty much any compressor will work. Get one with the siphon feed mixing cups - easy to change colors and clean. They're actually very easy to use. |
Re: Whats a good Entry level air brush set up? What ever you decide, upgrade to a premium product by going to hobbylobby and using their daily 40% off coupon. Online if you don't have a store locally. |
Re: Whats a good Entry level air brush set up? I got one from Harbor Freight. It got good reviews and it was inexpensive. That way I didn't have a big entry fee for something I wasn't sure I was going to stick with. You're going to have to ensure your air compressor is up to the task. Airbrushes use more air than I would expect and a constant supply of dry air is crucial. This guy has tons of reviews. Great site: https://sites.google.com/site/donsairbrushtips/ Link to the review of the Harbor Freight Deluxe airbrush that I bought: https://sites.google.com/site/donsai...freight-deluxe |
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