Paasche VL Airbrush Set Review

[@lweewillie]

Before you do a product review why don’t you learn a little about the item you’re making comments on and have a plan to remove the contents from the box. Get a camera stand and have a simple script to follow. If people are going to take the time to watch you then try to make it a watchable and thought out effort.

[@MikesBrush]

you can do the video yourself anytime my friend... This is my video, it was done on the spot, and its more about the information than the presentation. Simply dont watch it if you dont like it. There are many other videos.

[@abwm2365]

Yeah agree. Like a bull in a china shop throwing his gear around like that. Not a very happy soul is he. I will take his advice and not bother watching . Sour prick.

[@MikesBrush]

A bull in a china shop? Throwing gear? Not happy? Like what in the literal fuck are you talking about? I didn't throw anything and I'm pretty calm and happy throughout the video. The guy in the original comment is complaining my video is not professional enough for him like if that has anything to do with the information I am giving you. Either way thanks for the comment and you can take your ignorant ass to other videos no problem.

[@leticiagonzales546]

To use the comment section to complain is lame . simply thumbs down and move on bro shit !!.

[@leticiagonzales546]

I Didnt get the bull in china a shop thing . But seems ur like a dude that sits down on the 🚽 to go pee!!! America bitch!!!. Im sure mike agrees 👍

[@kenthouston467]

FWIW, the VL's are great airbrushes when used for what they are best at: Putting a lot of paint down quickly. The #1 "fine" needle/nozzle that comes with the VL is a .55, the #2 medium is a .75 and the #3 large needle is a 1.05 (that's spray GUN territory). The needle that comes installed is the .75 - not a .3 - so that is why you were moving so much paint. Also, the needle adjustment is a bit different than other guns - you want to make sure that you allow the trigger to drift all the way forward before seating the needle in the nozzle/cone. If you have some turns on that knob that sits in front of the trigger, you can inadvertently be pushing too much air right when the needle comes off it's seat, making it seem hard to control paint flow. The hose "kink" going into the airbrush (the bent metal tube) is so you can tilt the hose to a position that's more comfortable for your style (i.e. it's on-purpose). Just point the hose the direction you want it to tilt and lock down the nut (you will have to use the wrench to get a tight seal). I currently have 11 airbrushes and have owned quite a few others: several Iwata, some Master, Grex, Aztek, and Paache. I've had nothing but bad luck with Badger (that's just me, though). Paache VL was my first brush - and now I own 2 of them ( including my original ) and they just keep on working. I don't use them for detail work any more - that's the Iwata's job - but when I need to put down base coats or primers, they are my workhorses. IMO, no airbrush outside of a automotive detail gun can lay down as much paint.

[@c.steele3386]

I have been out the game for many years but trying to get back in the paasche was my go to. I owned an iwata hpbc but never used it (I think I got it for Christmas in 1989) I want to buy a new brush for shirts and maybe some motorcycle tanks. Should I consider a different brush or stick with the paasche in this video? You know your brushes I can’t tell by what your typing. I appreciate you insight. Thanks

[@kenthouston467]

@@c.steele3386 In my humble opinion, if you plan to spray pigments (paints) and not inks or dyes (much thinner) then you would probably be better off with something like a VL than an Iwata. Iwatas are great airbrushes - fantastic detail guns - but they don't (in my experience) have as much dynamic range as something like a VL. I can paint a line 1/32" wide with my VL and expand that out to 2" with the #1 needle. With an Iwata, I can go down to a hair's width - but past about 3/4" they start to struggle to move enough paint. Of course, the beauty is that you can buy more than one brush and have QD connectors and just choose the best tool for the job. If I was recommending a good all-around brush for a beginning user, though, it would be a VL (my oldest one is 41 years old and still going strong) ... and if you want the next best thing to a rattle-can to put down a ton of paint, the Paasche model H is a paint-moving monster - and it's external-mix so almost impossible to clog - and not that expensive to buy. Best of luck to you :)

[@meademorgan6614]

Those VL airbrushes, used to be the T-shirt artists go to airbrush. Heavy duty, flowed a lot of paint, and lasted forever.

[@c.steele3386]

What’s the go to now? I use to airbrush a lot and trying to get back in to it but not sure what’s the go to brush or should I just stick w the paasche

[@kennethcolbert2921]

Stay with Paasche

[@katiefair3404]

Thanks for this review! Been thinking of getting an airbrush & my local art store sells these. Great to see them in action

[@mikeparish3469]

I've been using this air brush for 25 years I love this gun. Try working with it and take off the back gard.

[@lionoh]

Thanx for taking the time to make this. I have a listing of this I was looking at. For a pretty damn decent price. I think I'll just end up getting a iwata, for my sculpts and figures.

[@dennisturnage]

I have been using vl airbrushes for about 40 years now...these are excellent airbrushes for volume work like t shirts. enamels such as one shot..most old school airbrushers cut their teeth on the vl and made lots of money with them..if it wasn't for vl s the airbrush t shirt business would not be what it is today.

[@Dude_Slick]

Dennis Turnage OK.

[@dougg1075]

I use one for work everyday. Made a lot of money with mine

[@TheGreatMalefic]

Dennis Turnage Thank you, great info! I agree, the Paasche VL is a great airbrush and a true workhorse!

[@josevaldivia3796]

Hola una pregunta, cómo regulas o cuanta presion le das al resorte del gatillo, lo aprietas hasta el fondo y luego regresas, o que tan apretado debe ir el gatillo, tengo un Paasche VLS

[@swdw973]

Have had one for years. You need the fine VL1 tip for the finest line. But, in honesty, a gravity fed will give an even finer line. Have never had my hoses leak either. Has ZERO problems with acrylics and enamels. You couls have gone with less thinner and a little more air pressure with no splatter / overspray or clogging. It's a case of knowing the tool. Making a comment based on assumptions is NOT a review. Have painted models with these paints and got great results. One issue with the kit is beginners often use the wrong needle for the tip they have as they don't take time to understand the markings (not talking about you, but beginners). Kit has always needed better markings or even sorting all the same size parts in their own containers. Still an Excellent modelers brush. As stated earlier, was the go to brush many years ago for artists, but technology has improved. I agree with you that a gravity fed is a better option these days for artists. It's a case of the right tool for the job. Paasche does make some higher end gravity fed brushes BTW.

[@WhiteDragon689]

i bought a Paasche VL like that in early 90s. I used it for modeling plastic kits and painting rockets. I recently found it and was able to restore the damaged worn out parts and even replaced the handle for a chrome one. I easily found all of them. I even made a wooden box for it to protect it. The brush is fully functional. This airbrush will last 100 years easily. I paid $52 for it, yep still have the receipt it out lived the art store. Want a tank? Get a Paasche. Paache needle numbers #1 - 0.5mm, #3 - 0.75mm and #5 - 1.01mm. You can always spend up to $700 for a fine set if you are rich... It will still spew out paint... LOL

[@darlenevm]

Excellent video!!! Thank you for the great review and information. You are truly an artist. I also appreciate all the comments from your other viewers. I really helps to make decisions when you watch your video and read other artists experiences.

[@georgestevenson2777]

11:46 the shirt came out absolutely beautiful! Very impressive! Thank you for the video it is very helpful

[@pinkfloyd54]

It's been 7 years, did you keep the AB? Did you move on to something you liked better? I've got a used one I've been cleaning up.

[@danielcampbell4745]

Dude!!! What a gift you have!!! Wish I could paint like that!!!

[@MrTodd2000]

this is a sturdy workhorse and is made in the USA !!

[@LemurKrazy]

I watched another video that suggested the head design changed over the last few years making it worse than the original ones from decades ago. It was my first airbrush during the 80's but have moved on to many others since. It's still fun to visit the old chunky friend once in a while.

[@emmettrowe5164]

Use plumber's tape on your hoses connections and that will stop the leaks..and change out the needles, also take off the front needle housing to clean the needle if clogged..other then that. It was a great demonstration..

[@MikesBrush]

the leak was not from the connection but from the hose itself. Change the needles for what? Taking off the nozzle for dry tip after every 3 minutes is no fun.

[@Dude_Slick]

Plumber's tape? www.amazon.com/L-H-Dottie-CU10-Plumber-10-Feet/dp/B00BV2SKLW/ref=asc_df_B00BV2SKLW/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=167151899683&hvpos=1o5&hvnetw=g&hvrand=8967967361512090960&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9006990&hvtargid=pla-308034565129&psc=1 Do you mean Teflon thread sealing tape? www.thespruce.com/thmb/5ux0i8QBLhscHbMyY-Q-OXIXD2E=/450x0/filters:no_upscale():max_bytes(150000):strip_icc()/GettyImages-820942214-59e3784122fa3a00100c4791.jpg Common mistake, but still wrong. At any rate bee's wax is the way to go for AB threads.

[@JerryVegasno1]

You should test their colors. it would be interesting to hear what you think about them. I myself bought all their colors I could find here in Sweden and I feel that they dry faster and its easier to clean my airbrush if compared with Createx colors. I like your channel. it has helped me a lot.

[@jennc8111]

I just found this kit cleaning out my garage... the previous owner did a lot of wood work so I think he used varnish. I'm in the process of trying to clean it so it can be used again.

[@willparsons32]

I've got the exact same airbrush and hose... My hose connection to the airbrush is also bent.. I think it's something Paasche had purposely designed but for what reason, I have no idea. I've had to litterly crank down on that tiny 1/8 inch nut myself in order to keep it from leaking air after applying teflon tape to all its (airbrush) threads. it has a dial that I believe controls the needles' distance to the nozzle but find it extremely difficult to access while my finger is on the air release. Awaiting my new Talon... Here's hoping it's a far better airbrush!!

[@chakoh1]

Same thing with mine! Connection to airbrush also bent,leaks air etc.etc but it's not that bad the airbrush once you get to know how to used it.

[@EnricoSantiago-z2x]

What size the connector on the airbrush. and on the compressor?

[@taijutsugal]

My uncle gave me this kit as an early christmas gift and I was TRIPPIN about the part where the hose attaches (I thought it was broken too). I just need a compressor and I'll be ready to start airbrushing! Although you did say you didn't like it, I'm exciting to try this medium. Question! In terms of cleaning procedures, what do you typically do, or would do to clean this tool? I'd like to take good care of it since it's probably older than me. Anyways, thanks for the tutorial, I also wanted to make sure I had all the parts.

[@kenthouston467]

Check out Barbatos Rex's channel - he does a few videos on airbrush maintenance as well as some "roll your own" cleaners that work really well (I can vouch for them :)

[@froggy3121]

@MikeFlores Thank you for the great video. I will certainly be looking to replace my VL. I watched another video on gravity feed vs. siphon feed brushes, and the point was brought up about the cup being in the way of your sight line. Is this an issue you have ? Have you tried brushes that have the cup off to one side ?

[@thecreaturemaker99]

Witch is better if I want to paint latex masks with small details ??? This paasche, ? Or an eclipse iwata

[@eastbayartist]

Hope you got some dough with my comments bro. Keep going with the channel. You're cool.

[@MikesBrush]

haha reading thru them now. Yea i didnt even sell this thing. I decided nobody should suffer thru this gun. I had heard alot of great stories about it from people and thats why i jumped on it when i saw it. But I guess i was spoiled by other brands already to know better. Great story tho. And thanks for serving bro.

[@animalyze7120]

Siphon feeds need a higher Air pressure and well thinned paint, Creatix makes good paint especially for Model builders but it's needs to be thinned and have a leveling agent (Some brands offer a 2 in 1 mix) for best results on models. Not sure about shirts but my friend has a 186k model that he got on the stupid cheap and after polishing the needles (remove the pits) those are the only ones he uses now at the fair (He ended up buying 6 more and spent 2 days polishing all the needles, which you must do with cheap brushes). Like your video and had to chuckle at the box opening, no tripod makes life hard :) Great work!

[@judithbrown8371]

Thank you. Helpful to see this in action.

[@markdisher2614]

I have one of these, and I'm refamiliarizing myself with it after 25 years of storage. I'm a novice, but would you know whether your demonstration was with the 1, 3 or 5 multi-head / tip / needle combination? I think that with the 5 combination, you'd have had a better impression of the unit. In any case, I am gathering all impressions and information, much of it here on ewe toobe. Stay cool!

[@RONAKAWEED]

And what were you using fir pressure?

[@h2008im]

What is the size of the air hose entry hole and the hole for installing the hole in the pen from the bottom and where to get it?

[@cdaviscd1132]

I use paacsha at work which I love to use but I use Iwata neo series which I have because I got it brand new at hobby lobby for like 50 bucks lol

[@eastbayartist]

Back in those days you either used a Paasche or a Badger like the same as taking sides in a political party. If you started with Paasche you didn't want to say how much trouble you went through to make that shirt :)

[@MikesBrush]

haha that loyalty.

[@sped17373]

I started out with the Paasche VL3 and never had the chance to even try a Badger airbrush. Used the VL for many years and had a dozen or so when I was painting in Gatlinburg, TN in summer of 1988. Then in the mid 1990's I got my first Iwata HP-CH--wow, what a difference from the VL! Eventually I got a few more HP-CH's as well as a CM-C Micron....absolutely great airbrushes, just a bit overpriced in my opinion. Last year I picked up a couple of Olympos MP-200C Microns (as well as an Olympos SP-B) and these have now become my daily workhorses--freaking awesome airbrushes, the original Micron design, and way cheaper than Iwata Microns! And still I have three Paasche VL3's that I use for spraying metallics, pearls, and large backgrounds and such. Keep them clean and lubed and they'll last for many years.

[@littlesweets3390]

@@sped17373 ....I am gonna have to check those out.

[@MOUSEYvcX3]

I have one it’s dope the air flow on it is crazy dope an that’s normal the air leak mine is just like that I love that airbrush I think it’s one of the best ones for shirts I like the air flow. I also have iwata an badger airbrush

[@RONAKAWEED]

Had you used one ever before this?

[@johngarcia3485]

Well since it was your first time you have to get use to the airbrush because paashe has been used by many t shirt artist its a very good airbrush

[@MikesBrush]

not for me. there are better performing airbrushes for the money.

[@aleclangkau4556]

Mike Flores I am into very small railroading, and am looking at getting an Iwata HP-BP. I figure I might as well go the extra mile and get the best airbrush on the market. would this be a good choice?

[@MikesBrush]

That's great for miniatures

[@Spriggan80]

thx for you rev mikes ¡¡ im gonna buy one for primer only im using talon vision and milenium leme try some old1

[@leticiagonzales546]

quickness nice work !..

[@MikesBrush]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@dennisturnage]

the hose is bent because it makes the original bottles fit better

[@froggy3121]

I was given a VL, and was thinking mine was defective too, because the hose is also bent. Thanks for clearing that up ! I'm still having problems with it though. Even when spraying water, it will spray, and then stop, like it is clogged. The only holes that could possibly be clogged are the tiny, tiny holes in the "cone" that screws off to expose the needle. ( not the three large holes above the needle ) I notice that bubbles come out where I have screwed the cone onto the threads - even when spraying water. Other than that, the only thing i can think of is that my compressor is crap. It does not have a tank .

[@LEGIN27]

You have the Paasche VL AKA "THE ORIGINAL WORKHORSE" A good airbrush that I personally never cared for, but prior to Paasche updating their airbrush line up years ago it was their go to airbrush for T-SHIRT airbrushing etc. I've had many airbrush brands and types but I prefer IWATA.

[@MikesBrush]

Yea the quality on this was bad, especially when compared to Iwata. Might have to take a look at some of their newer airbrushes.

[@littlesweets3390]

Mike Flores ..i also gave the Paasche a go....DID NOT like it at all...I gave it more than a fair try,multiple times...I'll be sticking with my Eclipses, and the couple of Badgers I own...if you like doing CLEAN t shirt, (or any other kind of artwork), this airbrush is NOT for you

[@Dude_Slick]

The Talon looks interesting.

[@ILYOtao]

Could you please explain why inks would work better with this product? Do you think it would be easier to get thin lines if ink was used instead of paint? Thanks

[@MikesBrush]

it doesnt atomize paint very well. so ink would work better because it is much easier to atomize as opposed to paint. And no thin lines would not be easy to make with this airbrush because of the tip style.

[@aymansaafan9679]

that's great thanks but what kind of airbrush do u use ?

[@tscarnegie]

I could watch you create all day. Wow!!! Sick!!!! 🙌🏾

[@gloriabueno7433]

Porque no me sale la pintura, tengo este mismo aerógrafo, mil gracias, también tengo el compresor de la misma marca.

[@chuchuchip]

Iwata air brushes come with very fine needles. Try to compare with a comparable airbrush with the same needle size! I've had mine for over 41 years & has painted many a 1:72, 1;87, & 1:20.3 scale models. Has painted some fine lines & you can always buy a much longer hose for the air supply. Unless you bought you badgers used, they didn't come with a 15 - 20 foot hose like you show. I owned several makes of airbrushes & will NOT say they are no good because they don't do what I want. In fact that is why I own several makes because they accel at what they do.

[@MikesBrush]

the badgers came with 10 foot hoses, Out of ALL the airbrushes I have ever tried this VL was trash. Atomization was crap, quality was crap, hose leaked.. etc. I just call it like it is sorry if it hurt your feelings. ALL the paasches I have tried DO NOT live up to their competition, full stop.

[@adilsomluiz2590]

Hi Mike! you would recommend this airbrush for wall art ... or you would recommend me another model...thanks

[@MikesBrush]

I would highly recommend an Iwata HP-BCS or Badger Anthem 155. The can both shoot fine detail and/or large coverage when you need it. They will last a lifetime if taken care of and parts are easy to find.

[@adilsomluiz2590]

Ok ... I think I will opt for the 155 ... reading the description of the manufacturers I had the impression of being the most appropriate for me, besides being cheaper ... more once thank the tip

[@RestorationAustralia]

I think this is a good one, well better than what I have.

[@Gtrx0998]

Kudos on the video, I'm looking into buying this set, I'm new to this and vastly interested in airbrushing. You did mention you didn't really like the VL, but in my opinion you glorified this airbrush with your artistic abilities, as if the airbrush is actually the best money can buy. Although your dislike of the Paasche, I still love how great that T-shirt came out. Keep up the good work. Also, what's your opinion on the Badger 360? I'm thinking between the VL and the Badger. I plan on painting models and doing art with fine lines and detail. What's your insight?

[@MikesBrush]

This airbrush is not good for fine lines or details. It doesnt atomize paint very well and shoots more of a speckle. DO NOT mix my talent and expertise with the airbrush itself. All the lines and shading would have been easier to produce and more precise with a different airbrush with the same size needle/nozzle.

[@mellhunter7587]

I just bought a model VL Paasche airbrush double actin for $40 brand new in the box.

[@janeenshean4255]

Ty again your so helpful to me

[@MikesBrush]

Happy to help

[@jeodee]

Damn I wish I had your talent. Incredible work, thank you.

[@cosmiccolonel]

damn it Mike.... you make it look so easy !!!!

[@MikesBrush]

haha its like a pencil to me. Good luck out there.

[@tammygillettVictoryGarden]

@@MikesBrush you should do some online classes

[@antoniomanueltejedatorres5101]

hey., hi, and greetings from Dominican Republic, I am new, using the airbrush and I would like to know which one is better the airbrush Iwatta or the Paasche Vl Airbrush. Sorry for my English I am still learning...

[@MikesBrush]

Iwata

[@YourLocalBomber]

The hose wasn’t tightened onto the airbrush properly, that’s why it was hissing air everywhere! Should stay at a 90 degree angle when properly tightened.

[@MikesBrush]

yea because i dont know how to tighten the hose🙄 ... It was and is still broken.

[@YourLocalBomber]

@@MikesBrush I can see it’s clearly not seated properly?

[@MikesBrush]

why is is so hard to accept that the hose is messed up? You clearly cant see shit, the hose leaks, none of my other 20+ hoses leak...

[@YourLocalBomber]

@@MikesBrush 😂😂

[@pavluxaemelyanov1517]

What kind of compressor you need with that?

[@eddmtz4028]

whats the ratio you mix the black and the reducer

[@garyforgette495]

I could watch this guy all day long

[@MikesBrush]

be carefeul you might learn something. LOL

[@garyforgette495]

@@MikesBrush you do such skilled work for such ease, it's amazing

[@jasonfamily756]

Where do you buy your T-shirt brother

[@NewBornNickumz]

Only air is coming out :(

[@presleyjoypaget]

beautiful!

[@guylotz9072]

try the Paasche Talon

[@boricuadaddy87]

wat wud be a good starter brush to paint model cars with mike thanks 🖒🖒🚗🚗

[@MikesBrush]

Get something like an Iwata HP-CS its great for doing smaller stuff and will last a lifetime if you take care of it.

[@boricuadaddy87]

Mike Flores thanks bro will look into it 🖒🖒🖒

[@lweewillie]

I may do that Mike. But before that happens I will have a plan and do my very best to do a comprehensive presentation that interested people can get something out of. If you feel I have slammed you I’m am truly sorry. I do feel that a little preparation usually makes a much better video to watch. I commend you for trying.

[@MikesBrush]

Its only a KZbin video so it don't really matter. This isn't a DVD at the store or anything and its just me giving my opinion and what do I know right?. I am not really sure what you are expecting but again this is just my video. Feel free to make it on your own. Make it look badass. Then we will all be very interested in hearing your long professional input on this airbrush with all your experience. Please and thanks. Remember to get a tripod. Lights. Sound mixing. Because that is what makes a review worth watching.

[@islamerica3032]

Can I use a Badger air brush with Paache equipment??

[@MikesBrush]

what equipment would that be? Besides the airbrush parts and hose, everything else should be "Airbrush Equipment".

[@islamerica3032]

Mike Flores ....meaning the hose and air compressor......can I attach any brand of airbrush to this hose and compressor? I appreciate the help.

[@MikesBrush]

the compressor and any bottles or paint you use should be compatible., The hose will have a different fitting on the end. you might need and adapter or different hose.

[@islamerica3032]

Mike Flores ....that's good news......appreciate the speedy reply.....thanks again.

[@cashgamma]

Damn son, its effortless for you

[@MikesBrush]

I wish it was also effortless for the airbrush.

[@andyvan5692]

from what I've seen on other sites, you HAVE to dis-assemble the whole thing ( there is an anti-rust coating on the metal parts)- this HAS to be removed for the paint to spray properly, the coating i have heard thins down the mix, so the nozzle can't atomize the paint properly!!

[@chuchuchip]

What you heard was someone talking from their ass! I own this brush & there is no anti-rust coating. The brush is chromed brass. The chrome is rust free with some common sense care. Those who complain about the Passche brushes don't like them to start!

[@ynotnot1666]

The make is prononced PASSH not Passh-AAA

[@JAKKA92]

The Paasche "H" is the Original Workhorse.

[@АндрейТимченко-х1ж]

где купить такой аэрограф????

[@ricardopereirasantos4882]

Nossa senhora . Vc é fera de mais 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏.

[@hiflyer53qwc]

If I was greener than grass I might think review was the last word on th VL

[@wudbcarmodeller2713]

Chrome tip fell off the handle before it came out of the box. That says a lot about quality control.

[@mikel7156]

That chrome tip is not permanently installed, it is to protect the needle end of the brush Try it...Press fits right on so you don't bend the needle

[@wudbcarmodeller2713]

@@mikel7156 I was referring to the chome tip on the handle.

[@mikel7156]

@@wudbcarmodeller2713 i am as well, it's on the handle, at the end, tube shaped with a bowl type cap, will fit over the serrated edge of the air tip to protect the needle because of the indentation of the air cap. Thats why he mentioned while using acrylics the air cap is concave, leaving the needle exposed to potential damage. This will protect the tip if someone drops it.

[@wudbcarmodeller2713]

@@mikel7156 Watch the video again! When you open the box, the protective cap is on the airbrush but the chrome tip which should be attached to the end of the handle is rolling around in the box.

[@mikel7156]

Wud B Car Modeller You’re right. The cap I referred to is not on the handle. The cone shaped one he pulled off the end wasn’t in my kit. So I use the other one. My bad.

[@sped17373]

Cord? That's actually an "air hose".

[@abwm2365]

lol uh huh doh

[@peteco480]

ohh que práctica tiene!

[@eastbayartist]

and its $400 compressor

[@josevaldivia3796]

ExceVideo Thanks

[@eastbayartist]

VERY LOUD compressor, leaking paint, rusting bottle metal caps, a red handle you won't use because you have to pull out the needle to clear dry paint and try again. HELL ruined my business and had to join the military :) true story

[@hillbillytarzan]

You couldn’t just get another brush?

[@jamesdamon7818]

Awkward and unprepared. Left 1/2 way through.

[@MikesBrush]

bye felicia....

[@oscarandre7882]

dond2 consego uno ase soy de mexiko

[@mrsandmanink626]

En Hiperliumen

[@eastbayartist]

VL Paasche ruined my life

[@abwm2365]

Oh stop it

[@huibanvalentin6856]

10 years ago it was the best i paint with this airbrsh many ttincs including art in great exibition and you paint a shity teashirt and sey is not good...you not good

[@MikesBrush]

We dont live in 10 years ago... Glad you didn't like the shirt. Shows the quality of the airbrush spray. Anyway I am glad the video made you feel some kind of way. Brand loyalty helps nobody...