Portable Airbrush Review | Handheld & Cordless Spraying

[@TylerProvick]

VOULOIR LE BEURRE ET L’ARGENT DU BEURRE The English version would be "You can't have your cake and eat it too" Which does not mean "You can't have a cake and then eat it" like it sounds, but is like the butter in that eating the cake means you don't have it anymore, so you can't have both.

[@HellfireHobbies]

Oh snap! That is what I was look for!

[@TylerProvick]

4:15 Every time I look at airbrushes I highly value being able to swap cups. Every time I used one of the 2 airbrushes I've owned with swappable cups I use the same cup every single time. Having that bigger area for cleaning is a nice feature to gain for losing the ability to swap cups

[@TylerProvick]

1:18 If it's too loud you could always keister it, and get a bonus.

[@gokhanersan8561]

Do you have to overthin the paint for this?

[@HellfireHobbies]

Same dilution as any other airbrush seemed to work. I didn’t try super thick paint (like primer) through it however.

[@gokhanersan8561]

@@HellfireHobbies I tried to shoot tamiya white acrylic, diluted 50-50, and got splattered wet paint every time.

[@HellfireHobbies]

@@gokhanersan8561 Wish I could help, but I'm not too familiar with spraying Tamiya paints.