Master Airbrush Multi-purpose Gravity Feed Dual-action Airbrush Kit with 6 Foot Hose and a Powerful 1/5hp Single Piston Quiet Air Compressor

One of the reasons some airbrushes are so expensive is that some brushes have really good results. I only ever own this Airbrush, so it works really well. I only used it once before, and I had no problems with it. I am not a master of airbrushing, but I spent only a few minutes learning how to use it. The laquer thinner that I recommend can be used to clean it after every use, as it gets it nice and clean!.

Asa Jensen

| May 05, 2021

This kit includes gravity fed dual action airbrush (which you need), a quiet compressor with moisture trap (which you will need), a hose, a pressure gauge to measure psi, and a little stand thing that you put on the compressor for the If you are paying the price it is, you should consider it. It still works even while the cap is missing, the needle bent, and the needle is broken. I sometimes clog the paint with my paint and thinner, but that's something I do on purpose. *** My brushes are made of acrylic and lacquer paint, and I use thinner for the paint. paint and build things as a hobby). This compressor is quiet and doesn't constantly make a noise. Meaning there is no noise. As soon as the compressor reaches air capacity, it will stop making noise and idle (not turn Since it is virtually silent, it is a great feature. You can start it up again as soon as you run out of air. The advantage of this is that it doesn't just sit there and make loud noises and it will not affect your airbrush work in any way. There can't be a simpler way to maintain your business[/. A bad order from the factory (which would be not unusual) may result in a defective item.

Jadiel McKenzie

| Dec 13, 2020

All the reviews with low ratings have been read, and I can now clearly see why this is such an excellent product is rated so poorly. This is simply because they are ignorant, and it does not mean the product is damaged. My compressor and airbrush were broken when I first got them, too - I thought they were broken as well! The following is a little guide I threw together for new users who are new to this product and airbrushing in general It is composed of two parts an inverter and a compressor. As far as the regulator is concerned, they are not involved. As my compressor came with Teflon tape (I am not sure I have that on yours, I bought mine used), I am unsure if yours will also. It is imperative that you wrap the male screw part of the compressor in Teflon tape and then screw it into place. The air is sealed so that none of it escapes. As soon as it is attached, the braided hose can be hooked up. In regards to the compressor, here's the scoop When the pump is turned on, it does not run continuously it automatically shuts off when it has stored the required You must also connect the hose to your airbrush and reach the point where it reaches the tank In order to use the gauge you need a compressor. If you desire to adjust the pressure on the regulator, simply pull out the black knob and turn it to the left or right its + and - buttons should be there. To help you figure out which way to twist it, there are symbols. If you have your airbrush connected to the air compressor and the hose is connected to the gauge, then it will read! Run some air through the airbrush if the compressor has auto-shutoff. If you need to adjust the pressure, then just start the compressor up again by running some air through. You should also remember to control the compressor's on and off turns when you are airbrushing. This is normal and a good thing, don't be alarmed by it. That is a good sign that your compressor and regulator are working properly! This is what the airbrush looks like Airbrushes need to be hooked up to the compressor, and the compressor needs to be running in order to work (this should go without saying, but it is important to state). You can control the airbrush using two controls, and you can also adjust it. Putting your finger on the trigger will let air out, which will be the first control. You should not see any fluid when you press it down just air should come out. You should see a gradual increase in liquid strength when you pull back the trigger once it has been pushed down. When you cannot pull back the trigger far enough to let the liquid out, it's likely you have one of these problems A little knob is located on the very back of the airbrush (opposite of the front). It will allow you to extend the trigger further and further back, allowing you to discharge more and more liquid as you loosen the knob. As I was saying earlier, I am nowhere near a master or even a pro at using an air brush. I found it on Amazon used for $80. 00. For $80 (as my first airbrush), this is absolutely worth every penny. It is an airbrush alone that goes for $100, where this kit includes not only an airbrush, but also a compressor and a regulator (some kits do not include a regulator). I honestly do not know the quality of the airbrush, but I did write my name on it and use it to paint some model kits, and it produced an even distribution of paint (water based acrylic thinned with Windex). There is a joke in the booklet included as well. You basically learn how to clean your airbrush and paint lines, dagger strokes, and dots by reading it, which is about 5 pages front and back. Despite its length, the most important thing is that it shows how to clean an In order for your airbrush to last as long as possible, it is extremely important to keep it clean. Keeping the brush clean is imperative since it gets clogged up with paint very quickly. You must keep in mind when you buy this that you will need to take care of it. The machine isn't hard to clean, you just need to run some cleaner through it and unscrew some As a result The airbrush is worth looking into if you are looking to paint anything. You can use this for any purpose! I prefer to use it for painting model kits, but you can use it for anything.

Emerald Saunders

| Jul 06, 2021

You will definitely want to purchase this package if you want to get started airbrushing miniatures. I think this is a great deal for the price as well as the compressor, airbrush and hose. Neither the compressor nor the hose have caused any problems for me but I do admit the airbrush itself is very noisy. Yes, I understand. I don't think it's so If you want to play with it and experiment with it then I think it's fine for beginners, but I had a problem with it clogging far too easily no matter how I mixed up the I have also taken it apart for a deep cleaning, and on one occasion the trigger fell apart. Even after reassembling it (surprisingly difficult despite its simplicity), it still has not quite worked the way it used to. Wow, I got an Iwata airbrush for the price of a cheap one. My first experience with the iwata one made me realize how much nicer it is than this kit's. (Plus, they have variable cup sizes that can be adjusted as needed, whereas this one is all one solid piece). In this kit, I never had any trouble controlling the spray, but after using the Iwata one it was very evident that this brush wasn't as responsive as an a little more expensive brush, but for the price of this brush, I suppose that is to be expected. Fortunately, the compressor and hose have been great over the years, I've had it for quite a while now and it's still working just fine. So, even with the not so stellar brush, I still give this a 5-star rating, because it really is a great deal for an absolute beginner and it's a solid little compressor that works well.

Jacoby Anthony

| Mar 22, 2021