Cheap airbrush kit - good for scale modeling?

[@MarnVEN]

Started model building as a lockdown hobby, bought a similar airbrush kit. It works fine for me. I am back to working full time and only build/paint once every week. I get pretty good results and don’t mind taking breaks.

[@StaticModel]

Great! Thanks for sharing with us :)

[@ww2blackcat]

Hello mate. I've started model building on the same situation. Since march/2020 I have exactly the kit shown on the video and I can't complain. Seven models (1/35 tanks) already done. I'm still learning but have noticed how easily I can use tamiya products and how hard Ammo and Italeri paints are (in my case) to apply because the tip always dry too soon and I have to stop and clean. Might be the wrong solvent but maybe the airbrush/compressor also are to blame.

[@edgarfigueroa8860]

Same situation, except for me the airbrush that came with the kit constantly clogged and wouldn’t spray no matter how thin the paint was. Bought a siphon feed from harbor freight and it works perfect

[@MrArthur2312]

Is it still working now and having no problem whatsoever?

[@vadien2164]

who asked

[@maybestarryskies]

I've had this cheap compressor+airbrush set just two years ago when I began modelling and wasn't sure if I was going to practice this hobby for a long time. It did a really honest job for one year and a half and I painted about 20 models with it. Of course, compared to a higher-end compressor, it's noisy and tends to get hot. But it did a real good job for more than a year. I've bought a new compressor a few month ago but I still keep this one and it still works flawlessly :)

[@looniaz]

I'm just starting my new hobby in building High grades Gunpla and I'm thinking to get one of these kit since I only have time like 2-3 days a month on building Gunplas since I have other things to do, so I don't want to spend a lot for airbrush kit. I guess I'm sold with your testimony. Thank you. How long did it become overheat? And if it overheats, does the compressor automatically turned off?

[@maybestarryskies]

@@looniaz I don't remember well but I guess a bit more than half an hour before it gets hot. The main problem is the noise, if you have to concentrate on what you do during a long time. Headphones and good music while painting is a good workaround ;)

[@MistressNeviah]

@@looniaz it doesn't shut off automatically, I have the point zero version without the pressure valve, I painted a mass of kits with it. For about $40usd you cannot go wrong if you're new to the hobby, but with all tools you MUST do maintenance. I cannot stress enough how much maintenance I've done on both of mine. They're really amazing for the money especially for fixed incomes. I rate the whole a nice 8.5/10 overall myself and I also know about 50 other builders who use theirs religiously. I know theres one that is going strong for 3 1/2 years and about 20 master grades alongside many High Grades. It also works for diorama work too!

[@kaizendigital_id]

@@MistressNeviah is it fine if I paint PG with this compressor+airbrush set?

[@HISTORIASAESCALA]

Ese compresor entrega aire a demanda o sea, al apretar el boton arranca. Esta mal regulada lapresion por eso te funciona en forma permanente.

[@cygnusx10]

Man, that compressor sounds like a turbo charged... personal relaxation device. Great vid thanks for sharing.

[@StaticModel]

Haha :D

[@restored2golrythrift411]

Dildo...

[@gabrielcalamaro]

hahahahahahahahaha xD

[@blainefrenette3520]

Thank you for your Video I just ordered a kit similar to this yesterday. I am aware that you get what you pay for and I’m looking at this is starting point. As my skill and knowledge increase I’ll up grade components as needed. Thanks again.

[@shangron5796]

Just bought kit. After 8 months what are your thoughts?

[@boredroomnostalgias1670]

got the this model dont know where to start ...this video was very helpful now I can start confidently its my first time doing air brush on my sculptures..

[@JunsMiniGarage]

I think it looks great, it’s very portable, it’s a good option for beginners who only make model kits occasionally. I quite like it myself, and if you can build 20 models with it without breaking it then it’s worth the money. But since it’s constantly running it might be burned out after painting 5 model kits😂

[@dakufaust]

I need to paint FOW pieces. You think I'd last long enough to paint two armies?

[@vorgeyahiya8613]

@@dakufaust I don't know if this is too late but there's one with autostop feature.

[@mosheep]

@@vorgeyahiya8613 I just got one with the auto off feature. It's nice, but I have yet to fully use it tho.

[@vorgeyahiya8613]

@@mosheep I'm using one for 4 months now, does the job at least as I'm not using it often. Downside is you can't configure the pressure to your preference.

[@ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked]

It lasts for months or longer, I've heard. These compressors can last quite long if taken care of properly.

[@bunion8579]

Bought a similar unit 2 years ago and still going strong and have built many car and aircraft models using it. Had some initial usage problems with things like spray nozzle adjustments (critical) and how much paint thinning was required, but I think that had more to do with the fact that this was my first airbrush rather than any fault of the unit. Had to replace hose but only because I stood on it. If you adjust pressure knob just so, I found compressor (yes, same Harley Davidson sound as the one on this vid) will only run as you're actually spraying and will shut off a couple of seconds after trigger release. Slightly thinner paint with these cheap units is also a big help.

[@warmcast3188]

I bought a cheap Expo airbrush and compressor (£60) about 6 years ago. Struggled with it from the start. Generally wouldn't recommend cheap airbrush packages for beginners. I replaced the airbrush with a Sparmax Max-4 early last year and kept the compressor. This is 200% better! Although even the Sparmax is still a general purpose/beginners airbrush, the build quality and precision are so much better and that makes a huge difference.

[@sameerdodger]

Well obviously the Sparmax is better, it's way more expensive.

[@GeorgeNadaYT]

I like how it slides around on the table😂

[@LSFprepper]

Right? I was thinking buy a bunch, put plastic feet on to slide easier and race them!

[@TheCypherBlu]

Thank you! That answered my question: Does it run all the time - Yes! Appreciate you taking the time to do this review :)

[@misteralien7282]

I have this one for quite a while now. I do occasionally paint when time permits and I think its perfect for smaller scale models like what I mostly do (sd and hg gunpla kits) been wanting to get a better set up tho as it is prone to have moisture build up despite having that moisture trap. Plus the airbrush it came with is sensitive to viscous paint and you may want to thin the paint you are using despite it being ready to use out of.the bottle. A 2½:1 ratio of thinner to paint is advisable based on my experience

[@Sablenk87]

I have one, I add a plastic bottle to make airflow more stable, it works fine for me, as a modest modeller building one or two kits a month, I just use it twice a month. Plus its quiet and low energy consumption.

[@reyasem]

Where do you put the plastic bottle?

[@hozongxi]

Have that same exact one I bought for around US$35 when I returned about 3 years ago. Still using it now even for my professional commissioned work with the only damaged part being the nozzle because i dropped the airbrush.

[@charlesvdb9371]

Just bought it from your video Good option for begginners With some pratice you can easily learn how to diluate and use it Quite precise when you know how it works Built an FW190 1/72 with it and it’s the smallest you can do You can do very small dot with the right ratio of paint/diluant If you are a young modeller it’s perfect !

[@charlesvdb9371]

Oh and I forgot, use airbrush special paint it can easily be clugged if you paint is too strong

[@Lexcore.]

Hi I know your comment is 8 months old but I was wondering if it’s still holding up? If so I might invest in one (I am a beginner after all) and may I ask what airbrush paints you use?

[@johnjacob688]

So I guess that's what my single neighbor has been doing late at night. She seems to get super excited when she gets close to completing her models.

[@StaticModel]

😂

[@ivanovivan-russ]

Покупал такой же набор, только чуть другой аэрограф. Сам аэрограф нормальный, без доводки грунтовал и базу наносил, акрилом водным. С компрессором беда - по столу бегает и шумит прилично. Сейчас приобрел JAS, но ручку из этого набора и комплект, использую.

[@Triptunee]

i got exactly the same , its basic but does the job

[@swisscake1591]

Just got one today. Will be my first airbrush to start painting my models. Sounds like a decent one to start painting with! I'll upgrade it eventually but for now it is what I got :)

[@XmortoxX1990]

I think this will do for minis for my first airbrush

[@mosheep]

I've been eyeing this kind of airbrush kit to get started on painting gunplas. Thank you Google for listening.

[@StaticModel]

Haha :)

[@theuniversewithkingkiwi]

i'm getting my first airbrush, this one looks good!

[@KimHarderFog]

I have that airbrush and compressor, and its completely adequate (for the price) for priming tabletop figures like warhammer

[@szymonm.5045]

Now that's an opinion I was looking for : ) I was wondering if this kind of airbrush and compressor will do the work for WH40K miniatures priming. Thanks mate!

[@caserofrancisco]

I started with this one and hell yeah! Is a good option to start!

[@garydeandeery]

I just ordered one thanks for the info

[@raven9057]

2 years later, and how is it going?

[@rickyquinteros7100]

Mine didn’t come with a moisture trap :( but I am looking forward to using it

[@mirylucy7457]

I've got this machine as a gift about 2 years ago and today I decided to use it for the first time...my mistake is that I waited to long to operate it and looks like the dc input from the air compressor is broken, it doesn't have the jack inside so I cannot connect it to power

[@malithdhanusha9789]

Very useful video..👍👍⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@Yourlocaltankgirl8375]

I use this compressor with my iwata Neo

[@chancerNW]

I've used one of those air bushes for nearly 8 years. Get rid of the spanner and only tighten the nozzel with your fingers. As it is way too easy to shear off with the spanner.

[@chancerNW]

@Ingo Herrmann I removed the sheared off portion with a needle point file, which gripped the inside or the sheared bore and enabled it to be unscrewed.

[@aaronramly1705]

it lasted 8 years ?

[@chancerNW]

@@aaronramly1705 Yes the airbrush lasts and it still works. The compressor has been the week spot Im on my second one. The first one lasted 8 years

[@johnreed9435]

Agreed. Same experience that I had. Cheap will work but will easily fail

[@netbis-marek-duda]

Thank you for your great review. I am railway modeler, I need something to do weathering my trains, but I can not decide, if this will be enough or not. Your review was really helpfull. I subscribed to your channel for more great videos. Best regards

[@Wesley_C]

This is a good portable stuff, it’s personal.

[@Triptunee]

lol true

[@garganrose]

Perhaps this could be the thing that finally allows me to restore the Chrome on my g1 transformers.

[@StaticModel]

Can't really guide you on this... Chrome look is hard to achieve even with professional airbrushes... But if you go with it, Alclad black primmer + chrome color is your best bet.

[@halonsox]

Can you show it painting a model.

[@qhy565]

I hope you have a video disassemble and cleaning And how to clean the filter,, I used it spray luster dust on cake and I don't know how to clean it, I soaked it in alcohol It didn't remove the luster dust

[@StaticModel]

Thanks for feedback, will make sure to address your question in upcoming videos.

[@elijahsstudio1109]

I got a completely different air compressor. Still don’t know how to attach it.

[@inscoredbz]

I use an old testers airbrush and compressor. It's a single action, but it has served me well for what it is. This would be a step up for me.

[@StaticModel]

To be honest it is not worth upgrading from your setup to this, I rather get good compressor and stick with your testors airbrush :)

[@mosheep]

I'm back on this video lol. I just got the new version of this airbrush kit, the one with the auto-off feature. It's a nice addition, not too noisy now lol. Just had a problem as I was cleaning the airbrush (I clogged it 😂) the nozzle o-ring disintegrated as I was screwing it back. Had to buy multiple replacements now just to be sure 😂. Also for the new auto-off feature, it only automatically shuts off if the pressure valve is set to high. When set to low, the compressor runs continuously. Used it for an hour, spray testing outdoors, it warmed up but not too warm. So IMO it would last 2hours max in a session before it really heats up.

[@ebisu8824]

"lol" 😂

[@mateuszpytka1058]

Do you have by chance a name or a link for the auto-off version?

[@mosheep]

@@mateuszpytka1058 I bought this locally so I can't give you a link to a specific one, sorry. Just put "airbrush kit" on Amazon and many will pop up, different brands but I'd bet they're all the same. Do read the description and reviews to see if it has the auto off feature, because from where I bought mine it didn't say anything about it, so it was a surprise.

[@mateuszpytka1058]

@@mosheep Thanks! I found one with auto off, however it said that this feature works only on minimum setting. Could you confirm that? Anyway, much appreciated. :)

[@aoikuroyuri6536]

Tbh I got it because it's so cheap that even if I will only use it to get the feel for airbrushing I won't need to be mad for throwing it away ... And mine came with a water trap and everything and those parts will be useable eben if I change the compressor later on :)

[@dinocha0s]

Thanks brother this was insanely helpful!

[@atifhameeda.h.traders3483]

GOOD I LIKE IT

[@rendoroid]

thank you! im getting one~

[@andykopgod]

I bought this sagud one, but it says i cant use Tamiya Acrilics with it, have i got to totally thinner the paints out? Cheers

[@luislealsantos]

Very usefull . For me, to start and learn how to use airbrush sounds a good option. Great video. Tks.

[@guncla]

Did you notice any air leaking at the hose joint? Is it normal or should I replace the hose?

[@StaticModel]

@@guncla There should be no leaks.

[@miragespl]

How is it using enamel, lacquer, and acrylic?

[@MistressNeviah]

I can safely tell you it works acrylics like a dream. Most notable is Tamiya with my experience. I've heard others throw gaia notes(enamel) in and it works wonderfully for them.

[@miragespl]

@@MistressNeviah Thanks a bunch! I've been weighing this and the portable handheld one.

[@Alan_AB]

@Scale Mods - What is the music in the video?

[@johnbontoft8548]

dam i just got the same one ,but ill buy a better one later thank for putting this up

[@ebisu8824]

*Damn

[@LSFprepper]

Would this be good for a few touchup spots with automotive paint on a vehicle? that pinpoint precision would be good for paint chips and also repainting after small rust repair jobs with bondo I would think. Much cheaper than taking it to a shop either way....

[@StaticModel]

Don't think so.

[@Raivoization]

Is it able to spray createx collors without reducing them? Thx

[@StaticModel]

No.

[@jasonstephen1185]

Bought this exact system and it doesn’t work Thought it would be good for a beginner but now I think I will just buy a top of the line system

[@aliqbalsomarta7911]

what is the price per set for the mini compressor machine bro.. i like the results 😊😊

[@bjorkvinvalgarur3794]

Cool...😮😯😲😳😍

[@H-When]

Perfect video

[@johnlai651]

Any idea about that knob next to the air outlet on the compressor? It seems like a pressure adjustment knob but how does one know how to adjust?

[@StaticModel]

Simple limiting valve, screw it down for less air and unscrew for more.

[@johnlai651]

@@StaticModel Oh boy....

[@mostloudest7544]

So I'm just getting into modle cars properly and I brought this exact same one the other day I'm just wondering if you need to clean it when you use different colour paints bc it will block the jets would I have to clean it with thinners

[@StaticModel]

You have to flush it with thinner after every new color. Also if you use different types of paint ex. enamel and acrylics - you must perform deep clean with airbrush cleaner in order to avoid different chemicals mixing together.

[@mostloudest7544]

@@StaticModel thank you very much for replying thanks for the information 👍

[@jorgeverq89]

I was thinking on buying this just to apply primer paint to miniatures. Would you recommend it?

[@StaticModel]

It will work for the task given, but it won't be a pleasant experience. So I don't recommend it :)

[@Christian-kd2db]

Where did you buy it, is it suitable for painting metal and PVC myth cloth figures?

[@StaticModel]

Hi, I got it from the store I no longer recommend, just use amazon instead.. Also it will work for your tasks, but it won't be very simple and easy. Stay tuned for new airbrush episode coming soon!

[@zzador]

It seems you're not thinning down your paints & primers before putting it into the airbrush. That's something you should do. Always thin your paints & primers before airbrushing them. That way the compressor won't have such a hard time.

[@StaticModel]

I intentionally used pre thinned "airbrush friendly" paint that is marketed specifically for use right from the bottle, because that is what beginners usually go for. If you are experienced and willing to play with thinning ratios, it's most likely you also want precise pressure control and another compressor kit.

[@styles3732]

The one i got was really quiet. 😜

[@paulyancha3604]

Can you install a pressure regulator to this compressor?

[@StaticModel]

It already has a pressure adjustment valve, instaling pressure regulator will make no sense making this kit overly expensive.

[@Ralle1968]

Informative Vid! Hope to see more👍New Subscriber

[@jrus1]

Possible to use this for sandblast media

[@StaticModel]

No, this one is more for casual painting and make-up with highly diluted paint.

[@luxiscarbonus]

Great video. Thanks. I'm starting this hobby also and bought the airbrush in the video. My worst fear is the paint "liquibility"... Any tips? Thank you.

[@StaticModel]

It's better to make paint too thin at first spray attempt. Cause you can always add a bit more paint till it be perfect mix. If you make paint too thick at first spray, you will clog it... Disassembly and cleaning is the last thing you want to do right after purchase of first airbrush :)

[@luxiscarbonus]

@@StaticModel thanks!

[@1442GlennLane]

Playing music to drown out the noise from the compressor. 😂

[@royal_gambit_e4]

Would this airbrush be suitable for applying paint on car scratches? And eventually lacquer?

[@StaticModel]

Automotive paint require high pressure and spray guns that generate fine paint mist while also delivering high amount of medium in a single aerosol cloud. In short words it will work but it will easily distinguishable, just like touch up markers. Cancel Reply

[@royal_gambit_e4]

@@StaticModel what about if you spray more layers?

[@StaticModel]

@@royal_gambit_e4 it will work, but you will have to experiment with thinning ratios and pressure..Also of you own a car, there is a big chance you have a compressor or a tire pump. So you can get only a airbrush without compressor and use tire as an air source. More on that you will learn from other KZbinrs.

[@royal_gambit_e4]

@@StaticModel good idea thanks

[@amberpollard3465]

Name so i can go look to purchasee

[@saminanajaf1717]

hello thanks for such a great review. just one question there is another airbrush w compressor from nasedal which one do u recommend .

[@StaticModel]

I can't really recommend something, I have tested only this one.

[@saminanajaf1717]

@@StaticModel thanks for such an awesome review im buyin it

[@TomasLeGamer]

I want to paint a 1/48 scale m4a3e8. Should i get this?

[@StaticModel]

Only you know the answer:) If you are thinkerer and don't expect everything just to work magically by itself this kit will do the job. But first you must to learn how to use it correctly:)

[@shahnawazali2812]

Very good

[@robkarpati]

I got the same one pot the gun doesn't let the paint go, only air

[@StaticModel]

If thats dual action you have to pull trigger for paint, push trigger for air.

[@vinniemcintyre4987]

Yeah pull the lever back

[@vygintasaw9677]

Does these mini air brush tools can spray wide?

[@StaticModel]

Not really, 5cm as wide as it will go.

[@kristofzsoltnagy1537]

Is it enough for painting 20 model cars if I use it carefully with taking breaks?

[@StaticModel]

It will work, but be prepared it might not be a nicest experience:)

[@nekoboygames7786]

Is it good to use with liquitex varnishes and mediums?

[@StaticModel]

No :)

[@nekoboygames7786]

@@StaticModel ok. Then I have to keep looking.

[@sr.cultivo]

clean

[@AiraghardtProductions]

How does your white come out so well? I use Vallejo model air white and it comes out in stupid spits and clumps and tiny specks and spots. I also use the exact same airbrush and compressor lol

[@StaticModel]

I guess you are not thinning paint enough ? Or maybe your airbrush is not serviced correctly? Check your nozzle setup and air cap, make sure there is no air gap. Use maximum pressure. Let me know if this kind of video would be useful (how to properly use this kind of mini setup/ maintain airbrush) :)

[@AiraghardtProductions]

@@StaticModel no no actually I think it is way too thinned. I tried to add it to a green for highlights and it actually thins the green paint. My friend said it may be due to a certain ingredient was taken out, something to do with lead and poison? idk. I always have maximum pressure at all times, airbrush works fine on all other paints. this happens to my friend too that uses tamiya white. Its very odd. I would like a troubleshooter video on this airbrush, as other odd occurrences do happen sometimes. Thanks

[@styles3732]

@@StaticModel yea do that because i bought this and i wouldn't have a clue.

[@Thebiggestswede]

@@StaticModel I had a similar problem when I used this same airbrush for the first time, I dismantled the airbrush and rebuilt it and it was fine. I did notice a few parts had a bit of manufacturing residue which was just wiped with a dry cloth, once rebuilt it painted perfectly. And really not as noisy as it seems! I love mine!

[@StaticModel]

@@Thebiggestswede That's a good common practice. Recommended even with brand name airbrushes.

[@oskar.h3227]

Do you think it would be good for painting fishing lures

[@StaticModel]

Should do just fine, unless you are painting big batches for sale - than you should invest in more powerful compressor.

[@oskar.h3227]

@@StaticModel ok, because I will only be painting at most 3 lures in a sitting, which are each about 3 inches long

[@OdwallaJuice]

I just started using this airbrush today based on your review. One issue I'm having is it seems like the paint is coming out really slow. Like, it takes a while just to get full coverage on a single piece of my gunpla kit. I thought it was my paint being too thick, but I thinned it further and it showed signs of being too thin (webbing, spatter). Is there something I'm missing or is this expected for this quality of equipment?

[@StaticModel]

I believe you are experiencing dry tip. Use cotton swab with thinner to clean airbrush tip every 15 seconds.

[@OdwallaJuice]

@@StaticModel I'll give that a try, thanks!

[@eruvhan3632]

@@StaticModel whoa thanks you life saver👍

[@Izmeer]

do you recommend this to paint my Initial D model kits?

[@StaticModel]

It depends on your skill level. If you are a beginner - no.

[@coolcat817]

I have the exact same model. Brought it last year, and was going to use it now for the first time. I got it to do alternative reborn dolls. I noticed that in my set I don't have the moisture trap.... is it important?! Can my machine work without? I'm once again blocked from finishing a doll. If it's a necessary component to the machine, where can I find it? Anyone who can help, is my life saver.

[@StaticModel]

Moisture trap prevents condensed water from getting into your airbrush ant later into your paint. For example when you paint, big blob of water coming out from air hose can cause paint spit/splatter... Some people use transparent air hoses to monitor moisture build up in air channel. Also moisture traps are commonly available on ebay,alliexpress,amazon ect...

[@linkmasters535]

I am looking for a mini airbrush kit for my models but I have to find one that the compressor is not so loud

[@StaticModel]

Mini compressors are loud, i doubt you will find something significantly quieter.

[@linkmasters535]

So which airbrush kit would be best even if it is loud

[@StaticModel]

@@linkmasters535 I'd suggest looking at most popular options, something like compressor AS186 and airbrush of your choice.

[@linkmasters535]

I looked it up and I can’t have that in my apartment room my place is like a motel converted to a small apartment complex and I don’t think my manager would agree to this now that portable one for 35 bucks maybe I just don’t know

[@StaticModel]

@@linkmasters535 if you really need quite, than go with Mr.hobby linear compressor L5, and you will also need power converter since that compressor is JPN only.

[@raymondespera5161]

Do the moisture trap working?

[@StaticModel]

Yes, in my area moisture trap is actually catching quite good amount of water.

[@Hannah11876]

Can you technically attach a tank on this tiny compressor?

[@StaticModel]

You can, but it will kill it that way very fast.

[@emelune]

Which machine I take for t-shirt?

[@StaticModel]

Not this one for sure, see other options in the description of this video. Go for compressor with air tank. All links are affiliate links.

[@emelune]

Thank you :)

[@DrDreuhh]

Do you dilute your paint before using? And if so what do you use to dilute it?

[@DrDreuhh]

I’m looking to use this exact compressor for nails

[@StaticModel]

@@DrDreuhh i use coresponding thinners, usually same brand as paint. I believe nail artists use special inks for nails that are pre thinned. Base color comes with more traditional nail polish but than all the intriguing details and transitions are made with thin inks and stencils:)

[@EPDrawing]

if i want to go one step further ..... what should i go for? any airbrush that you could recommend, just a bit more powerful? thanks. and thanks for this video XD

[@StaticModel]

Compressor with tank AS186 and H&S Ultra airbrush.

[@DarkKnight-wk8ug]

could you buy this kit and replace the airbrush with a better one to avoid the problems

[@StaticModel]

Airbrush is fine in this kit, compressor is what you would want to replace.

[@thequantumcuber3261]

Thank you for making this informative video sir, I bought the exact same airbrush and compressor set from amazon. After using the airbrush for some time, it stopped working. After seeing many online guides and doing a complete deep cleaning, I finally got it working again but it stopped again after 30 second. Now the airbrush sometime works for one minute but the next minute it stops. Do you have any idea as to why this could be happening. Thank You

[@StaticModel]

It is important to understand what part of system fails. Is it airbrush or compressor? See if compressor keeps pumping air without airbrush connected. If it still stops, there is something wrong with compressor itself. If it only stops when airbrush is connected, that means there is a clock in air system or airbrush trigger is faulty.

[@thequantumcuber3261]

@@StaticModel The problem is definitely not with the compressor as I have tested it thoroughly. It is most likely with the airbrush. I have not identified a consistent problem but sometimes there are bubbles in the airbrush cup. I have deep cleaned the airbrush, but it is extremely inconstant whether it worked or not

[@StaticModel]

@@thequantumcuber3261 bubbles are usually caused by poor seals at nozzle cap, poor seal also make paint to dry out in awkward areas of airbrush, also "dry tip" issue will occur more often. Maybe your nozzle is split or cracked also, worth checking.

[@thequantumcuber3261]

@@StaticModel Thank You, I will check

[@conmiller4647]

Hi bro, may I know the difference between this air compressor and the white compressor?

[@StaticModel]

Hi! I am not sure what do you mean, but I assume you are talking about specific model? I Couldn't find this "White" brand, would you mind specifying exact model so I could maybe order one for test? Cheers!

[@conmiller4647]

@@StaticModel that's kkmoon airbrush.

[@garylawlor2288]

Can this airbrush be connected to a regular compressor?

[@StaticModel]

Yes.

[@jaydenfarkas2771]

Is this a good for a beginner for model kits.

[@StaticModel]

I wouldn't call it good nor recommended, but it will work.

[@cammacgregor9354]

Why would you place the compressor that close to an object being sprayed? It gets exposed to overspray, as clearly seen in the video when painting the car bumper red--???

[@StaticModel]

To prove I am using it.

[@keithsmodelsandrcs6593]

It is wat i use

[@modellbaupur2142]

My nozzle is damaged and where can i buy a new one for this airbrush?

[@StaticModel]

AlliExpress or eBay. Just make sure to get same size as your neede.

[@modellbaupur2142]

@@StaticModel thx

[@romanrodriguez3643]

is it for paper to make backround art ?

[@StaticModel]

It will work just fine for that application.

[@spacemarine6820]

where is the music from?

[@StaticModel]

KZbin library

[@jonirodas2715]

hello how to order this machine i live in angola continent africa

[@StaticModel]

Sorry but I am just a scale model hobbyist, not a logistics specialist.

[@valentine4817]

Can we use that on Fur?

[@StaticModel]

It will depend from type of your paint. Airbrush system itself has almost no limitation for surfaces it can be used on.

[@B1_224]

Is that the 0.03mm one?

[@StaticModel]

I believe so.

[@eatmelon0o059]

How long time paint of this airbrusu

[@gruvee9334]

Assuming your question is about the compressor, the manual says it should not be used more than 30mins. Overall, you should use it for some 10 or 20mins, then take a timeout.

[@calvintanson9448]

1:36 i think you install the air filter wrong way, correct me if i am wrong

[@StaticModel]

That's only demo showing that you can connect such things, as you can see later I am not using it this way.

[@calvintanson9448]

@@StaticModel owh You only show that the connector same size as the filters

[@StaticModel]

@@calvintanson9448 yes, and if you already have filter or airbrush on hand that makes it easier for you to understand what kind of connect is used in compressor.