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splatterking
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So, I am a noob at this airbrushing thing. I have done a bit before, but never with decent stuff and always with terrible results. (Thus the handle)
The other day I got myself an HP-CS and I have played a bit and I like it a lot.
Today, I was in an artists supply store and low and behold, there was an HP-AH on clear-out as they aren't going to keep the higher end brushes in stock any more. They will be carrying the CS and the equivalent siphon model.
So ... I need to know if there are any hints, tips, special diet, or just anything I should really know about this AH. It has a MAC valve which I assume can set a limit on the air going through the gun, and it has another twiddly thing (I know ... technical terms) on the handle end that I assume can limit the paint going through the gun. With the .2 needle I suppose that this gun should be good for gnats eyelashes and the like. I have a Bearded Dragon that I have many close up pics of that one day I would like to be able to paint.
Now, just sayin, both these guns are way over my current pay grade, but I look at them as investments as well as in reality, I should not have to upgrade for a long time.
Have I done a dumb thing with this one?
Tom
The other day I got myself an HP-CS and I have played a bit and I like it a lot.
Today, I was in an artists supply store and low and behold, there was an HP-AH on clear-out as they aren't going to keep the higher end brushes in stock any more. They will be carrying the CS and the equivalent siphon model.
So ... I need to know if there are any hints, tips, special diet, or just anything I should really know about this AH. It has a MAC valve which I assume can set a limit on the air going through the gun, and it has another twiddly thing (I know ... technical terms) on the handle end that I assume can limit the paint going through the gun. With the .2 needle I suppose that this gun should be good for gnats eyelashes and the like. I have a Bearded Dragon that I have many close up pics of that one day I would like to be able to paint.
Now, just sayin, both these guns are way over my current pay grade, but I look at them as investments as well as in reality, I should not have to upgrade for a long time.
Have I done a dumb thing with this one?
Tom