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WayFast84 01-31-2007 06:11 PM

Air brushing peep's
 
I know we have one or two members here that are into this..

Im basically looking for a new hobby to keep me out of trouble, Id like to start by redoing my bike helmet, and eventually when I get enough bank, I would like to be able to paint something on the powerbuldge of a future hood. What limited buget brush would you recomend for a newb? what kind of air tanks/compressors are you using. Where can I get more info on this? What paint is the best budget paint?

79CamaroDiva 02-01-2007 12:46 AM

airbrushing is NOT a cheap hobby, just letting you know. If you start out with a cheap brush, you will pay for it in frustration. That said, I would seriously look at Iwata's airbrushes, I have an Iwata Eclipse HP-CS, its about the best 'budget' brush they make from what i've heard.. it ran me right around 100 bucks i think (i bought it this summer at a convention, i spent so much money my head was spinning so i dont recall what it was exactly).

If you really want to get into it, check out airbrushaction.com, and if you like the articles, i would highly suggest a subscription to the magazine. Its bi-monthly, but they have so many tips, tricks, ideas, and comparison tests between paints, brushes, compressors, supplies, everything you could ever need. Check out different forums too. I havent had time to be active on any, but i know they're out there.

Paint is also not cheap, and i don't know enough on the topic to try to point you in any direction. I use House of Kolors paint personally. I like the way it sprays and of course the colors they have are phenomenal.


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