jarheadmech
Young Tutorling
I'm new here, and currently only airbrush rockets and some models. I am looking forward to learning how to really airbrush...
Com-art is super thin to start with and through the airbrush you have listed will work fine but you may have to lower the air pressure so you do not get spidering. You can also look into Wicked Brand at your local hobby lobby just remember to print off the 40% off coupon (lots of them) and take a lot of folks with you to go buy the paintI'm here from Missouri, USA, in the Ozarks. I am currently using Vallejo Model Color and Com-Art paints. As a matter of fact, I have some paint related questions about the Com-art paints...
I was trained as a draftsman, but I'm looking to get into the art side of airbrushing.
I am a retired Marine, and most of my time is spent in my woodworking shop...
Sound like it got frozen in transit . being the cargo hold are not heated .I am building rockets according to motor size, and I started with the smallest, but some of them are over a foot long. I build them for my daughter and I to make and launch. She loves them...
I recieved Com-art kits A and B, and they were full of floating crap. After an endless bout of shaking and mixing, I filtered them. I was left with half of the paint volume in the cheesecloth. They (Blick Art Supplies) sent me another two sets, and things were just the same. They refunded my money, and I ordered some from Dixie Art, and things are as they should be. I just wish I didn't have 40 bottles of useless paint. I don't know if there is any reason to keep it or not...I'm wondering if it got frozen or something...
I knew you'd know the songRocket man, gonna learn how to airbrush all the time...