Mr. Procon airbrush from Mr. Hobby surprise, it sucks. don't waste your money on sub par airbrushes

Don't waste your money on airbrushes that won't last. spend the extra money and get a name brand that will last you a life time.

[@sprocket5526]

Well it always sucks to break an airbrush. I have a 270, 279 and 280 procon. And a HS CR2. I prefer the procons. Yes, the nozzle is tiny, but you got an iwata, so the small nozzles can't come as surprise. Procons are made in the same factory as iwata. The nozzle is brass, a soft material, so don't take much to damage it, same goes with iwata. I have wrecked one nozzle, and it was 100% my own fault, ot the design. If users don't want the Hazzel with the small nozzle, don't buy iwata or procon, go buy a patriot, much simpler design and less risk of breaking or losing the nozzle.

[@Teebs129]

Procons are great brushes. You tightened it too much. Plain and simple. I get it if you don't want to hassle with the small nozzle, but that's on you. Gently twist until it stops, no reason to torque it.

[@MrDangle1125]

just say you over tightened it it's ok we've all been there besides most airbrushs are like that personally I like the iwata hp series with the floating nozzle just for that reason

[@JDsHouseofHobbies]

I bought a cheap airbrush at an art store a few years ago. It was my first double action (I started with a Paasche H) and it was terrible. Bad to the point that I almost gave up on airbrushing altogether. I decided to give it another try and picked up an Iwata and I'm a changed man!

[@moparnut6286]

Wow I have that same exact airbrush been using it 2 yrs you can see me using it in my videos I love the thing. I also have a passche talon that has a fan cap and my work horse the passche H 35yrs still going strong also have a old badger 200 still sprays nice and I have the $35 Nedeco that Barbados rec recommended and I think it's a real good cheap air brush. The procon's small tips are definitely not easy to change and I work on it over a tray when I deep clean it....if you want I'd buy yours for the parts if you don't want it ....they should at least send you a replacement airbrush or a refund.

[@Kommander_Rahnn]

Welcome to 90% of all airbrushes. Even expensive ones have those tiny nozzles. I've had the cheapest airbrushes you could find and never experienced this. They work fine as long as YOU don't break them.

[@HobbyBarn]

I agree, an airbrush is where you need to spend the most money if you are spraying that way. I have a Harder & Steenbeck Infinity CR Plus I paid $362 dollars for it. I also have 5 Paasche airbrushes that work fine too. The main thing is buy what you can afford they are good airbrushes in different price ranges. Have a great weekend coming up buddy. Terry

[@mikehunt7857]

User error...

[@butchsbasementbuilds6828]

I was actually looking to pick up one of those. I am trying to get rid of my crappy cheap chinese brushes. I can't spend alot on an airbrush so not a lot of choices.

[@hooliganscalemodels5743]

My suggestion would be Paasche H. Available on Amazon for the 60-80 dollar range . It’s a single action and will do most jobs just fine

[@alemsmajlovic2476]

Yes, User error.

[@michaelcooke2559]

You are exactly right, there are something’s you have to buy high quality products. Thanks for sharing.

[@modelcar1589]

Good looking out 👍🏿

[@jimhantsch]

Wouldn't you think to wait to see if your request for help is answered and parts replaced before becoming angry and post this. Sure things go wrong even with the good ones. I think you're being unfair. Have you ever heard of an Airbrush Mat to dissemble your brushes, Iwata makes one.

[@hooliganscalemodels5743]

But of course, they will take care of it… the jest of the video is the design flaw. For such an integral part of the tool, they use such a tiny thread unlike other manufacturers. Thanks for watching cheers .

[@BigAndTall666]

Obviously too advanced for you...