Usually people use few drops of paint when airbrushing. I would guess you would waste a lot of color sitting in the device similar to yours just so you spray few drops. I'm from europe so here is my math: half of liter of expensive airbrush color so system like that would push few drops when I need it, and then I am screwed when I need to change color, cause I would need to poor back half of liter of unused color, not to mention bunch of color in that hose which is used for feeding... This are just my thoughts!
400 bucks damn -.- I am lazy, but not so much
That's funny a 360 area code means they live here in WA somewhere close to me.
Doesn't sound like a knock off, does sound like a bad Google translate, I think they got the whole idea wrong, idk how you would spray chocolate thru it
. For cake decorating I imagine they only planned for it to spray food coloring, which is a perfectly legit use for an airbrush, but why would you need a quick change system for that? I have a Silent-Aire compressor, and I highly respect them as a company for making the best airbrush compressors you can buy, but compressors and airbrushes are different things all together. I guess it's cheaper than buying 8 BCS brushes, and a Z8 manifold to go with them, not to mention the hoses and fittings. But if this is to save time, I doubt it does that, as you have to prime it, set up all the bottles, and do a slow back flush to get it all out, then run cleaner thru each one. Just get one BCS, and 9 big mouth bottles, and you'll probably save time and money.
