
ended up with this,first time,

used a cheep airbrush £12 need to no a good airbrush to buy
had a little go at airbrushing today,by stencil,bought this stencil
![]() ended up with this,first time, ![]() used a cheep airbrush £12 need to no a good airbrush to buy fail to prepare ,prepare to fail.
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looks great! I researched airbrushes last year and came to the conclusion that I ought to get a Sotar 20/20 airbrush, which I did -- and have not yet had a chance to try out. It was around $90 USD.
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I vote for an Iwata HP-CS with the cup on top good little paint brush/gun.
I like it, did some stuff with it not much custom stuff YET But its a wicked Touch up gun very precise. Dennis B.
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I have the Iwata but like Chris I haven't used it yet. Its been sitting for years and probably because I view airbrushing as art work and know my artistic ability is nonexistent.
Stencils might be a way for me to give it a go but that will have to be later when I have more time. ![]() 1968 Coronet R/T
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I find the airbrush a good tool to fix my mistakes. Keeps the repair area small. Using a stencil is easy enough. But freehand anything is tough.
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