Airbrushing

Lakeland

Lakeland

Lakeland

Soldato
Joined
1 Nov 2005
Posts
5,711
Are there any experts on here?

I'm looking for a complete kit to help with a few projects I've got coming up :)

Probably not ideal but I don't really want to spend too much to start with, maybe £100-£150? I don't need the airbrush as a true airbrush for now, just after a very accurate way of spray painting some small projects.

Any advice on paints to go with the kit also appreciated :)
 
Mate's brother uses an ancient airbrush he got from Ebay, and a moped wheel/tyre as his air source - put another valve in the wheel and connected up a cheapo electric tyre pump. That way it buffers the pulses from the pump. Does some awesome custom work, as well.
 
I picked up a dual action brush iwata single action and iwata compressor for £160 something like that would be ideal for you from the sounds of it, airbrushing isn't for me, far too much hand eye coordination lol.
 
I'm not an expert by a very far stretch, but I use an airbrush for repair work and find the small airbrush compressor/tank setup from Ebay fantastic. The tank buffers the pulses and it gives a great airflow. The two cheap air brushes that came with it seem to work very well too (they're Chinese copies of "good" brushes).
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top Bottom