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Old 11-18-2001, 01:50 PM
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what kind of air brushdo you all use to get those bad ass paint jobs????????????

i am wanting to get an airbrush but i don't know which to get i don't want to make a bad wasteful mistake cause i see they arn't that cheep..thats why i just want to make one purchace and 1 only. so i am asking which airbrush is the best. even for all around airbrush painting walls,t shirts,rc bodies,ect.thanks,chris
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Well, it really depends on what you are going to do with it mostly. If you are going to do mostly bodies, go with something like a Badger 150 or 360, or an Iwata HP-SB. For Illustration I use a Iwata CM. For T-shirts, there are different requirements as well. Go to www.dixieart.com and look around there. They have a lot of good information and great prices. You can also check out the forum on www.airbrush.com.
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Old 11-18-2001, 04:32 PM
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what do youthink about the testors aztek airbrush, is this any good i was looking at one at my local hobby shop.
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I use the Aztec brush and It's a pretty good brush. I don't have pic of some of the paint jobs that I paint but hey....I'm still getting a feel for the whole painting deal and if I were to get laughed at I may never paint again...LOL
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While I personally don't like the Azteks, they are supposedly very easy to use and clean. The reason I don't like them is because I have been airbrushing for so long and using standard airbrushes that the Aztek feels strange in my hand since it isn't shaped like the brushes I'm used to. But as I said, that has nothing to do with the performance. It's just my preference.
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I have just bought a new toy, the Aztek 470 airbrush. Haven't done any shells yet cause I'm still getting use to it. I'm lazy... so the easy-to-clean and throw-away cheap nozzles really appeal to me!!
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Iwata HP-CS. Gravity fed. Works awesome for bodies, and sprays almost wide enough to cover areas large enought for r/c bodies.
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