Just bought an airbrush kit with 2 different gravity feeds, and 1 siphon feed and a little compressor. So I'm crash coursing airbrush videos right now! Thanks Bill and co.!
I've been thinking of getting an airbrush and the beginner kit you linked is the exact kit I was looking at to start with. I guess it's a good choice for knowing nothing about airbrushes and picking it because it's a good deal.
Interested in learning airbrush. Your video has me moving into the challenge with more confidence than before. At 62 and extremely old school. Building high end custom fishing rods/tackle. Changes can be quite a fear factor. From the very beginning my world has been basic aerosol hobby paints. I'm convinced airbrush is going to allow me the detailing techniques I've been in search of. If nothing else mabe just getting a break from the obnoxious marble in each can as well as the ridiculously expensive camel hair brush
Just getting into the airbrush scene myself, video explained the basics very well. Learned quite a few new things that will help along the way, thanks a bunch for the info..!! Liked and subbed..!!
Hey Bill, Great video! You may want to note that using an ultrasonic cleaner on aluminum may cause pitting just encase your airbrush has aluminum parts. I learned this the hard way!
Thanks for another great video, Bill! :D And what a coincidence, I finally got started using my airbrush this weekend, and ordered another one earlier today! (Aw, darn. Wish I'd watched this sooner. That Master Airbrush S62 is the one I just ordered... Next time!)
Iv just started got one of each spray gun but found my gravity feed one works better. The new bottle pump ones don’t spray very well if your compressor is small like mine 25 psi
man, i had that exact same siphon fed airbrush and i could NEVER get it to work right; no matter how much i thinned my paint or what brand i used, it would always clog up at even the slightest thing. i recently switched to a gravity fed one and it's sooooo much better!
I purchased a dual-action "Central Pneumatic," dual action airbrush from Harbor Freight Tools for about $24. I also purchased a small "Tool Shop" compressor from Menards for about $45 so my total outlay is under $100. I don't want to buy an Iwata, Paasche, or Sata Airbrush until I get the hang of things. I am excited. Thank you for your fine video. Is some of your work from LOTR?? I am looking more for automotive applications.
Water isn't the greatest thinner for airbrushing, Windex is a good around cheap acrylic thinner but best practice is when the maker of a paint has a thinner for that paint use it and beware that Brand A paint my not always be thinned with Brand B thinner always test out of the brush first on something nonporous like a paint pallet so you can see how the paint is reacting to the thinner. Even "Pre-thinned/ ready to airbrush" paints will sometimes need to be thinned as well as the thinner will evaporate over time.
Amazon video! Wish I had heard of this channel earlier!! One question: can you use stuff like watered down Mod Podge in an airbrush without killing it?
You can! Just make sure you rinse it out immediately after use. You may have to water it down too much to get it through a normal airbrush - a Critter Sprayer usually works the best.
Be careful about using Simple Green to clean if you have aluminum parts in your airbrush. Most will not but something to look for. Use the purple Simple Green if you do have aluminum to clean. Great video, very informative!
I noticed that your airbrush compressor is a tankless version. Everywhere I read, they always recommend getting a tank. For the purposes of props and cosplay, has the absence of the tank caused any issues for your airbrushing needs? What are some situations where having a tank would be beneficial?
Hi, great video. Good explanation. Just one question from my side. If you are in a painting process, let's say highlights, a bit white here, a bit black there. Do you have to clean the airbrush each time you change a color or just when you finished with the work?
Hey for the cheap kit, what is the size of the adapter that it comes with, and with the little air compressor what is the size of the nozzle, sorry one was giving to me I need the sizes
Super convenient video since me and my brother were talking about me starting airbrushing last night. Awesome, defiantly looking into that starter kit, seems the right place to begin :) Many thanks Bill!
Could you do a thing about the use of that Tamiya Paint? I have a really hard time getting good coats when brushing it on. General pointers on use and maintenance would be helpful.
Hi.Thank you for this video. Can you please tell me how long can you paint with a starter kit? does it depend on the size of the compressor or..? i read somewhere that you can only paint for max 20 mins and then you need to rebuild the pressure for 2 hours.
It does depend on the compressor - it also depends on how much continuous painting you plan to do. Smaller surface areas and short breaks can extend the painting time
@@punishedprops Thank you for the fast reply. I am mostly making small projects for my son so i think i will be fine.(though this time i am building my Mando helmet) Really appreciate your help. Looking forward to your next video.
I have one of those cheapo ones just bought I’ve tried using it it starts to spray just fine but it very quickly stops and just blows out air. Do you have any suggestions of how I could fix this I really don’t wanna go shopping for another one 🤦🏼♀️
Hey Bill, I was wondering... Can you use these types of Airbrushes, say like the one from harbor freight, for makeup appliances as well as paint appliances or is that a different kind of airbrush? Just wondering.
Im in the UK. This video crosses the Atlantic well. The humour is dry and there is no beating around the bush. This guy is straight in with the hints and tips. His work is also cool.
Hi...Just wondering what your take is on the Paasche brand of airbrush?? I recently purchased the TALON with the .38mm needle/tip and from the reviews I've read - it seems to be a pretty decent machine.. I also own the Paasche VL. Not sure which one I prefer over the other...yet!
I don't have much personal experience with that brand but I know plenty of folks do! I think you're on track to figure that out - it all comes down to personal preference
so out of curiosity, I'm using an airbrush propellant can... how can I tell what PSi I have with it? (I'm pretty new at airbrushing and getting a good compressor is a little out of my budget at the very moment... and there's convention coming in less than a month so time is also limited)
I just pulled a air brush outta a old garage ,symphone Canada pro-fix ,I’ve always used a spray bomb for my kits and brushes ,tooth pics such for tiny trim .. this video showed me a whole lot more knowledge to get outta the old way to the new to me way .. thx for this .. moparmaniacjohnny
Hay I just got the Paint Zero Airbrush Dual Action Kit with 3 guns from a friend but I feel 2 things are missing if you could help me out. The rubbers on the bottom of the compressor, can they be replaced? Also the hose to the Black one came with a Silver attachment that is too big to screw into the compressor and the Silver one didn't come with a hose at all like the kit I saw on Amazon but it's a V-shaped, not a screw on, can you help me with finding the correct items so I can make this work for me. Thanks
its better to thin paint with proper thinner, i had issues with thinning it with water, paints dryed inside airbrush while painting. and for example tamya thinner extends a bit drying time of the paint. right thinner was gamechanger to me.
Hey man awesome video, it’s helped me loads! One question is about airbrushing lacquer that you mentioned. It’s a broad question; how the heck did you do it? I’ve been told it’s fairly impossible as lacquer is too thick. Is there a special lacquer that’s moderately hard wearing? Cheers Jools
I have the silverline siphon airbrush and it just wont spray the paint, even after cleaning, it just wont pick up the paint. I use a compressor with regulator for it. Just will not paint
You probably have something jammed in the piping. Unfortunately we aren't airbrush technicians so we can't really help you. They can definitely be finicky.
prefect timing. I bought the cheap harbor freight air brush yesterday. Glad to know I had the right idea to start cheap just to see how it goes. Thanks Bill. How did Brit's costume come out for ComiCon?
I love my airbrushes. My only comment would be to get the best compressor you can afford instead of getting a cheap one. Crappy airflow will not only ruin your work, but will make you dislike airbrushing.
Using water to thin Tamiya or model based paints in a terrible idea. Always use thinners. Youll get less pooling and much better consistency. Try Mr Hobby Levelling thinner.
I make 3d printed props for fun. I hate using rattlecans. My mccree project was ruined by my incompetence with rattlecans. So i am thinking of getting cheapest airbrush for the job. Is it good idea?
Question here: I have the same airbrush as seen at 1:34 in the video. I clean it and I use enough thinner with my paint but still it gets blocked. It's not due to paint that's clogging, it's more like the push button for the airflow. Anyone else has this problem? If I leave it for a half hour it seems to work again. maybe the piston?
Thanks for posting this. I just picked up an airbrush from Harbor Freight and had no clue how to get started. Do I need to clean the airbrush between the various paints I am using in the same session?
Thank you so much for this Video. I want to buy an Airbrush this month and i was aiming for a cheap kit with kompressor, but there are so many people out there who are saying: buy a good, expensive one.But iam not a pro at painting and i want to try out first, so you really boosted my decision :)
Man i love all your videos, keep up the good work. Will you recomend buying a bit more expensive compressor, with a tank included? I think that without a tank the compressor would burn or damage itslef by the constant use.
Just a little tid bit. You really don't want to put the body of your airbrush body in that ultrasonic cleaner as it can cause damage over time to your mechanism for the air control parts when liquids and solvents get in there. As well as you want to remove all o-rings when cleaning with solvents as they can be eaten a way at by the solvents and will make your gun useless if you don't have backups when you go to paint. Just an fyi. Great video and good info..
great video dude! saved me some money to get goin with it! can you water down regular acrylic such as golden or house paint? that'd be fantastic, cause I got a TON of it to use! thanks for the info
Do you use rubbing alcohol to clean your airbrush even when you use water based paints? And if so, do you find that rubbing alcohol is more effective at cleaning an airbrush? Or is it wiser to follow the rule of thumb of using an appropriate solvent per the paint used?
Doing large areas like for example I’m making a few mandalorian helmets for people. My air compressor like the cheap on but with a small tank attached gets boiling hot after 20-30 minutes, is this normal and am I safe to keep using. I’d hate to ruin it. If I should invest in a better compressor for large areas and leave the other for small/details what recommendations do u have. Litres of tank ect. Thanks!
It sounds like you would benefit from an upgrade. You could also plan to take more frequent breaks when painting to keep the temperature down. I don't actually have a functioning air compressor for my airbrush at the moment - I'm using my significantly larger shop air compressor. But if you search on Amazon or eBay you should be able to find something.
I have a Point Zero (El Cheapo?). My question is about the paint bottle on the single-action. The connection is not threaded and I've "lost" the bottle on occasion. Am I missing a part?
thanks so much for it i want so long to buy one but i don´t do it now because i don´t know with is good but you say a chepper is also good then i try to buy one and can look how it works x3~
You've inspired me to dig out my airbrush and try it again. I haven't used it in probably 15 years back when I used to do scale-modeling. Thankfully, I did a couple of tests this morning and everything still works!
Thanks for this! I just started using my Airbrush (Cheapest thing I could get just to see if I would use it). I defiantly recommend the compressor type and not the Air can type like I got (unless you need to move around a whole lot and have money to burn). Thanks again!
I just bought an airbrush with an air compressor after years of painting props and armor by hand and had no idea where to start, I know this video is a bit old, but it has helped me understand much more how I should treat and start using it ~ Thank you :D
Thanks Bill I have been struggling with analysis paralysis when it comes to airbrushes for quite some time. I wanted one but I was just to intimidated by them.
Thank you very much for this video. My wife got an airbrush for costume makeup, and we didn't clean it very well. It's nice to know that's not the end of the world for that nice piece of equipment.
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You're the only video that actually talked about compressors for airbrushes so thank you for that!
Just bought an airbrush kit with 2 different gravity feeds, and 1 siphon feed and a little compressor. So I'm crash coursing airbrush videos right now! Thanks Bill and co.!
That's fantastic! You're gonna have so much fun!
Most informative video on this topic, thus far. Jeez. Thank you.
Great to see someone actually saying siphon airbrush isn't a stupid choice :)
I love mine!
Thanks man I got so lost with all the drama and research. I need it a pro opinion and this is the best.
Thanks
I've been thinking of getting an airbrush and the beginner kit you linked is the exact kit I was looking at to start with. I guess it's a good choice for knowing nothing about airbrushes and picking it because it's a good deal.
Cool, thanks for the advice.
Great air brush painting video. I will so send folks to this!
Interested in learning airbrush. Your video has me moving into the challenge with more confidence than before. At 62 and extremely old school. Building high end custom fishing rods/tackle. Changes can be quite a fear factor. From the very beginning my world has been basic aerosol hobby paints. I'm convinced airbrush is going to allow me the detailing techniques I've been in search of. If nothing else mabe just getting a break from the obnoxious marble in each can as well as the ridiculously expensive camel hair brush
You can do it!
Just getting into the airbrush scene myself, video explained the basics very well. Learned quite a few new things that will help along the way, thanks a bunch for the info..!! Liked and subbed..!!
You're welcome!
Love the relaxed commentry, am just starting out, I know its an old video but thanks
You're welcome!
Thanks for the great tips, doesn't seem too hard at all to get into airbrushing!
Hey Bill,
Great video!
You may want to note that using an ultrasonic cleaner on aluminum may cause pitting just encase your airbrush has aluminum parts.
I learned this the hard way!
Thanks for another great video, Bill! :D And what a coincidence, I finally got started using my airbrush this weekend, and ordered another one earlier today! (Aw, darn. Wish I'd watched this sooner. That Master Airbrush S62 is the one I just ordered... Next time!)
Iv just started got one of each spray gun but found my gravity feed one works better. The new bottle pump ones don’t spray very well if your compressor is small like mine 25 psi
How do you quickly change colors when airbrushing? Do you just have multiple air brushes or can you just swap the little paint thing over?
The quickest way is multiple airbrushes. Otherwise you'd have to empty out and clean it between colours.
Barnacules Nerdgasm ooh it's barnacules
This is an old question, but the best brush for quick changes is a gravity fed airbrush as opposed to a siphon feed.
Awesome, can it be used to speay glazed mugs ? Thanks 😊
man, i had that exact same siphon fed airbrush and i could NEVER get it to work right; no matter how much i thinned my paint or what brand i used, it would always clog up at even the slightest thing. i recently switched to a gravity fed one and it's sooooo much better!
I got this airbrush off Amazon and I followed your video on TH-cam and when I spray it doesn’t spray well it just sprays watery
This is such a useful video! thank you, i have been looking for a good video bout this, you have really helped thanks!
I purchased a dual-action "Central Pneumatic," dual action airbrush from Harbor Freight Tools for about $24. I also purchased a small "Tool Shop" compressor from Menards for about $45 so my total outlay is under $100. I don't want to buy an Iwata, Paasche, or Sata Airbrush until I get the hang of things. I am excited. Thank you for your fine video. Is some of your work from LOTR?? I am looking more for automotive applications.
Water isn't the greatest thinner for airbrushing, Windex is a good around cheap acrylic thinner but best practice is when the maker of a paint has a thinner for that paint use it and beware that Brand A paint my not always be thinned with Brand B thinner always test out of the brush first on something nonporous like a paint pallet so you can see how the paint is reacting to the thinner. Even "Pre-thinned/ ready to airbrush" paints will sometimes need to be thinned as well as the thinner will evaporate over time.
which one would you use for full body coverage? gravity or siphon?
Thank you for making the video !
You're welcome!
Amazon video! Wish I had heard of this channel earlier!! One question: can you use stuff like watered down Mod Podge in an airbrush without killing it?
You can! Just make sure you rinse it out immediately after use. You may have to water it down too much to get it through a normal airbrush - a Critter Sprayer usually works the best.
Thank you so much!!
Be careful about using Simple Green to clean if you have aluminum parts in your airbrush. Most will not but something to look for. Use the purple Simple Green if you do have aluminum to clean. Great video, very informative!
I noticed that your airbrush compressor is a tankless version. Everywhere I read, they always recommend getting a tank. For the purposes of props and cosplay, has the absence of the tank caused any issues for your airbrushing needs? What are some situations where having a tank would be beneficial?
Tankless has always worked just fine for my cosplay needs!
Hi, great video. Good explanation. Just one question from my side. If you are in a painting process, let's say highlights, a bit white here, a bit black there. Do you have to clean the airbrush each time you change a color or just when you finished with the work?
What temperature do you set you ultrasonic cleaner?
Hi i have the kkmoon black plastic airbrush u used ! What connector u use to fit in the normal.small.airbrush compressor ?
For painting sword, any tips I need to know about the airbrush, such as pressure level, size of nozzle, etc. Thanks
For a beginner, what paint do you recommend to use? Great video 👌👍
Watered down acrylics work great!
What do they call the small clamping fixture holding the lures and where did you get it ?
Do you mean the stand I set the airbrushes in? I believe it's just called an airbrush stand
Hey for the cheap kit, what is the size of the adapter that it comes with, and with the little air compressor what is the size of the nozzle, sorry one was giving to me I need the sizes
You'd have to look at the item description
Super convenient video since me and my brother were talking about me starting airbrushing last night. Awesome, defiantly looking into that starter kit, seems the right place to begin :) Many thanks Bill!
Could you do a thing about the use of that Tamiya Paint? I have a really hard time getting good coats when brushing it on. General pointers on use and maintenance would be helpful.
I just picked up a bunch of stuff using your Amazon links Bill. Please have a beer on me!
Hi.Thank you for this video. Can you please tell me how long can you paint with a starter kit? does it depend on the size of the compressor or..? i read somewhere that you can only paint for max 20 mins and then you need to rebuild the pressure for 2 hours.
It does depend on the compressor - it also depends on how much continuous painting you plan to do. Smaller surface areas and short breaks can extend the painting time
@@punishedprops Thank you for the fast reply. I am mostly making small projects for my son so i think i will be fine.(though this time i am building my Mando helmet) Really appreciate your help. Looking forward to your next video.
I always look forward to your videos!! Learn so much :) I think I need to get an airbrush, it looks so much fun!!
Hi
Can I use a Airbrush to paint some spots on my car front bumper, using car paint and clear coat?
Thanks
I have one of those cheapo ones just bought I’ve tried using it it starts to spray just fine but it very quickly stops and just blows out air.
Do you have any suggestions of how I could fix this I really don’t wanna go shopping for another one 🤦🏼♀️
Where are you are you? I am in Murrieta ca.
Hey Bill, I was wondering... Can you use these types of Airbrushes, say like the one from harbor freight, for makeup appliances as well as paint appliances or is that a different kind of airbrush? Just wondering.
just git gud. :D nice.
Can I use paint thinner to clean my air brush and wait till it sprays clear?
We use 91-99% Isopropyl Alcohol to clean ours
- Paige
Im in the UK. This video crosses the Atlantic well. The humour is dry and there is no beating around the bush. This guy is straight in with the hints and tips. His work is also cool.
Last time I was this early...
I still had unfinished props
I would if I had the funds to
how to clean the cheap air brush? Never mind your amazing.
i didnt know you need an air compressor for this!? -___-
Best place for an air hose for a Wren Binks? I have a normal Emglo compressor.
Hey! Great video! I was wondering what you would recommend for a single-action siphon airbrush with the largest nozzle possible?
Thanks!
oh my god such perfect timing!! I've been looking into getting an air brush. Gonna like the video before I even watch it ^__^
Bought my first air compressor today, found this video, THANK YOU!
Hi...Just wondering what your take is on the Paasche brand of airbrush?? I recently purchased the TALON with the .38mm needle/tip and from the reviews I've read - it seems to be a pretty decent machine.. I also own the Paasche VL. Not sure which one I prefer over the other...yet!
I don't have much personal experience with that brand but I know plenty of folks do! I think you're on track to figure that out - it all comes down to personal preference
no te entendi ni madres porque hablas muy rapido y no dijiste con qué rebajas la pintura. hablas mucho.
Thanks for this Bill, I really appreciate it! Is it necessary to use an airbrush in a ventilated place or in a paint booth?
I always have a problem with Tamiya's Metallic Acrylics in my Airbrush. What ratio I need to use for thin them?
I thin it to roughly the consistency of milk.
Thank you I'll try it again.
so out of curiosity, I'm using an airbrush propellant can... how can I tell what PSi I have with it? (I'm pretty new at airbrushing and getting a good compressor is a little out of my budget at the very moment... and there's convention coming in less than a month so time is also limited)
I just pulled a air brush outta a old garage ,symphone Canada pro-fix ,I’ve always used a spray bomb for my kits and brushes ,tooth pics such for tiny trim .. this video showed me a whole lot more knowledge to get outta the old way to the new to me way .. thx for this .. moparmaniacjohnny
You're so welcome!
Hay I just got the Paint Zero Airbrush Dual Action Kit with 3 guns from a friend but I feel 2 things are missing if you could help me out. The rubbers on the bottom of the compressor, can they be replaced? Also the hose to the Black one came with a Silver attachment that is too big to screw into the compressor and the Silver one didn't come with a hose at all like the kit I saw on Amazon but it's a V-shaped, not a screw on, can you help me with finding the correct items so I can make this work for me. Thanks
Sorry I'm not familiar with that specific brand - you'll want to contact the company that made it about parts.
How to connect that airbrush to garage 80l high flow compressor? If possible link to that adapter
its better to thin paint with proper thinner, i had issues with thinning it with water, paints dryed inside airbrush while painting. and for example tamya thinner extends a bit drying time of the paint. right thinner was gamechanger to me.
alcohol is around 70% of tamiya thinner, so yeah.
Hey man awesome video, it’s helped me loads!
One question is about airbrushing lacquer that you mentioned. It’s a broad question; how the heck did you do it? I’ve been told it’s fairly impossible as lacquer is too thick. Is there a special lacquer that’s moderately hard wearing?
Cheers
Jools
I have the silverline siphon airbrush and it just wont spray the paint, even after cleaning, it just wont pick up the paint. I use a compressor with regulator for it. Just will not paint
You probably have something jammed in the piping. Unfortunately we aren't airbrush technicians so we can't really help you. They can definitely be finicky.
prefect timing. I bought the cheap harbor freight air brush yesterday. Glad to know I had the right idea to start cheap just to see how it goes. Thanks Bill. How did Brit's costume come out for ComiCon?
I love my airbrushes. My only comment would be to get the best compressor you can afford instead of getting a cheap one. Crappy airflow will not only ruin your work, but will make you dislike airbrushing.
Using water to thin Tamiya or model based paints in a terrible idea. Always use thinners. Youll get less pooling and much better consistency. Try Mr Hobby Levelling thinner.
as latex acts on the compressor? it can be enough to dilute or simply use another washer?
I make 3d printed props for fun. I hate using rattlecans. My mccree project was ruined by my incompetence with rattlecans. So i am thinking of getting cheapest airbrush for the job. Is it good idea?
No
Rattle cans are good for covering large areas airbrushes are more for detail work
Question here: I have the same airbrush as seen at 1:34 in the video. I clean it and I use enough thinner with my paint but still it gets blocked. It's not due to paint that's clogging, it's more like the push button for the airflow. Anyone else has this problem? If I leave it for a half hour it seems to work again. maybe the piston?
Thanks for posting this. I just picked up an airbrush from Harbor Freight and had no clue how to get started. Do I need to clean the airbrush between the various paints I am using in the same session?
Thank you so much for this Video. I want to buy an Airbrush this month and i was aiming for a cheap kit with kompressor, but there are so many people out there who are saying: buy a good, expensive one.But iam not a pro at painting and i want to try out first, so you really boosted my decision :)
Man i love all your videos, keep up the good work. Will you recomend buying a bit more expensive compressor, with a tank included? I think that without a tank the compressor would burn or damage itslef by the constant use.
Just a little tid bit. You really don't want to put the body of your airbrush body in that ultrasonic cleaner as it can cause damage over time to your mechanism for the air control parts when liquids and solvents get in there. As well as you want to remove all o-rings when cleaning with solvents as they can be eaten a way at by the solvents and will make your gun useless if you don't have backups when you go to paint. Just an fyi. Great video and good info..
great video dude! saved me some money to get goin with it! can you water down regular acrylic such as golden or house paint? that'd be fantastic, cause I got a TON of it to use! thanks for the info
Are acrylic paints the only type of paint that should be used; what type could I use over a piece that's been sprayed with plasti-dip?
Do you use rubbing alcohol to clean your airbrush even when you use water based paints? And if so, do you find that rubbing alcohol is more effective at cleaning an airbrush? Or is it wiser to follow the rule of thumb of using an appropriate solvent per the paint used?
any wide spread nozzles for your air brush? I want something similar to a rattle can.
Doing large areas like for example I’m making a few mandalorian helmets for people. My air compressor like the cheap on but with a small tank attached gets boiling hot after 20-30 minutes, is this normal and am I safe to keep using. I’d hate to ruin it. If I should invest in a better compressor for large areas and leave the other for small/details what recommendations do u have. Litres of tank ect. Thanks!
It sounds like you would benefit from an upgrade. You could also plan to take more frequent breaks when painting to keep the temperature down. I don't actually have a functioning air compressor for my airbrush at the moment - I'm using my significantly larger shop air compressor. But if you search on Amazon or eBay you should be able to find something.
Punished Props Academy okay thanks Bill!
Great Vid, now with the weather getting nicer and being stuck at home, I gotta bust out the airbrush I got for xmas and get going with it. Thank you!
Heck yeah!
VERY KOOL & THOROUGH TUTORIAL
ALONG WITH THE BREAK AWAYS TO
THE INSERTED CLIPS ALSO....
WELL DONE 👏🏼 .....
I have a Point Zero (El Cheapo?). My question is about the paint bottle on the single-action. The connection is not threaded and I've "lost" the bottle on occasion. Am I missing a part?
I don't think you're missing any parts. The connector on the bottle is meant to be a press fit. I have no idea why that's a standard way of doing it.
Thanks for taking the time to reply. You're right!
thanks so much for it i want so long to buy one but i don´t do it now because i don´t know with is good but you say a chepper is also good then i try to buy one and can look how it works x3~
Great explanatory video👏👏👏
Remember to remove the magnets 4:08
You've inspired me to dig out my airbrush and try it again. I haven't used it in probably 15 years back when I used to do scale-modeling. Thankfully, I did a couple of tests this morning and everything still works!
My dad has done automotive paint for the past like 30 years so he's showed me a lot of tips and tricks. Definitely want to start on my props!
any advice for painting acrylic sheets ? i want to modify my pc case and give it a weathered metal look
Do you ever in to trouble with copy write infringement when you make props?
watching in year 2020
It's always a good time to learn the basics!
@@punishedprops Correct .You've taught me well .I have a feel of it .I intend to start painting cars bodies and art in near future
Thanks for this! I just started using my Airbrush (Cheapest thing I could get just to see if I would use it). I defiantly recommend the compressor type and not the Air can type like I got (unless you need to move around a whole lot and have money to burn).
Thanks again!
Hey Bill! I just picked up the ultrasonic cleaner you linked. Do you dilute the all-purpose cleaning solvent? Most large jugs are concentrated.
You covered a lot in 8 minutes. I appreciate you uploading this.
Happy to help out!
I just bought an airbrush with an air compressor after years of painting props and armor by hand and had no idea where to start, I know this video is a bit old, but it has helped me understand much more how I should treat and start using it ~ Thank you :D
ever tried using a portable airbrush compressor Green Stuff World sells one
How come I can’t get paint to flow out of my master E91 airbrush?
You cant thin tamiya paint with water
Yes this was very infomative
Thanks Bill I have been struggling with analysis paralysis when it comes to airbrushes for quite some time. I wanted one but I was just to intimidated by them.
Thank you very much for this video. My wife got an airbrush for costume makeup, and we didn't clean it very well. It's nice to know that's not the end of the world for that nice piece of equipment.
Good video. I like that you don't poopoo cheap airbrushes. :P