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Post by thesnowhawk on Jul 4, 2011 15:39:35 GMT -5
Hello All,
I was not sure where to post this. I just wanted to know what type of Air Brush and Compressor you all use. I am looking for something to get me buy nothing super fancy.
Thanks again for any and all suggestions
Don
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Post by clm1545 on Jul 4, 2011 18:21:07 GMT -5
I have a Badger, a Aztec (Testors) and a cheapie double action that I got at Harbor Freight. I also got my compresser at Harbor Freight. That said, I usually use spray cans. Cleaning airbrushes is a pain.
Take Care
Craig
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Post by Chris on Jul 4, 2011 20:53:34 GMT -5
Airbrushes, 1 Badger 155 Anthem, a joy to use 2, Iwata Eclipse gravity feed, Excellent all around, 3. Iwata Eclipse siphon feed, Excellent all around, 2 Aztec, with ,many tips , OK for different stuff. Air source a turned aluminum tank w, regulator and gauge. A very old homemade compressor that uses a Cadillac A/C tank and has a regulator and gauge. A Pasche D500 compressor, I hate... Why so much, I bought the Badger, Aztec and D500 compressor, everything else I picked up at a yard sale for $20. the guy tried it once, scared the hell out of him, and sold everything, I think he was a bit hard up for cash.. Chris  |
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Post by sandysixtysfan on Jul 4, 2011 21:58:37 GMT -5
I have a Badger 200 and an Aztec. I rarely use the Aztec, just don't like it. Too light in my hand, and the heads don't clean as well and easily as the ads say. I use the Badger mostly. Not the most high tech a/b, but its a good all-around brush. Easy to use, sprays all types of paint, and easy to clean. Like all airbrushes you have to practice with it to find out the best mixtures, pressure and techniques that will work for you. Air source is a 'silent' adjustable compressor by Air Force.
HTH, Sandy
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