Great Deal on Airbrush System!

[maliciousstudios]

Damn....

You guys are starting to sell me on the Iwata airbrush.... I am going to have to try one now. Yeah I have a few Pasche and Badgers yeah I keep forking out the dough for new needles parts and etc. Its what I learned on...what Im used to. So being a animal of habbit I had never given any thought to using anything else. I used a friends airbrush a few summers ago ( Cant remember what it was ) I t really didnt spark an interest....but used if for hours - well days, weeks etc. because my airbrushes had been missplaced ( Long Story - Short ) I was tearing it apart every 10-15 min. DROVE ME INSANE !

You have sparked my interest.... I will have to give Iwata a closer look.

[Gore Galore]

Yeah,
Harbor Freight Air brushes really are more trouble than they are worth.
Sorry,

I have an Iwata Eclipse HPBCS and it is a work horse and I have been using the same 1 for 9 years, a Pasche Vl and a Pasche single action. I would shoot for a single action Pasche for a started air brush mainly because they are very easy to clean. You really really have to clean them after every use to keep any airbrush working. You can also get a deluxe kit that comes with various size tips and this is very helpful.

I also like the Pasche single action because it does beautiful veining and you set your as an adjustment rather than fingertip control. It helps keep vein width controlled.

[GoryCorey]

Don't forget about Grex, a relative new comer but a very nice product

[Mr Nightmarez]

Make Up - I would assume. We are investing in some too and I've been looking around.

Actually saw this one: http://www.tcpglobal.com/airbrushdep...salon3-60.html