Hey r/advancedgunpla I was wondering how many of you have a dedicated second brush for just primer or top coat and what size nozzle you would recommend for it?
I was looking at the cheap dspaie one since I can just keep the primer in permanent bottles but it looks pretty splotchy but maybe it’s fine for my use case. maybe a cheaper iwata or other brand for it.
When I first started using this brush, it worked wonderfully! It's dual action, it's siphon fed. It's all that I want in an airbrush.
However, for the life of me I am struggling immensely getting this thing to continue to draw paint. I've deep cleaned it multiple times (taken it completely apart), thinned out the paint, even cleaned the nozzles and hose on the paint jars I've got. It will work if I briefly shake my paint jar while it's attached, but basically it fills the chamber and once it's dispensed the paint I can try to shake it again, but it doesn't always work.
Does anyone have the same problem? It's not my compressor because it works perfectly fine with any other airbrush, in fact I was using the master brush G22 Model to finish my project because the S68 wouldn't draw the paint. Please help and thanks in advance!
Hey everyone. Just picked up a new Eclipse and was excited to try it out but I'm immediately running into issues. I'm getting very low flow through the brush regardless of the inlet pressure my compressor is set to.
My assumption was a clog or something but I can't find anything. I've fully disassembled the brush, checked that everything is clean and seated properly. Is there a secret set up step with these that I'm now aware of?
Attached is running at around 20 psig / 1.4 barG. I get this issue regardless of additive or whether I'm spraying inks, water, or IPA. I get the same low pressure with the cap removed. So I don't think it's that
Any thoughts?
Edit: Pretty sure the o-ring that sits on top of the air valve is missing. So instead of air going through the channel to where all the paint is it just comes out the top. So I'm getting really low pressure through the tool
I got a new airbrush compressor there comes air out but the regulator don’t show the pressure is it broken or is it something dad I have missed?
I got it like a week ago and it’s a Sparmax TC-610H plus.it was really expensive so really bad if it does not work properly
About a year ago, I was gifted an old ultra (definitely not the 2024 one) with some replacement nibs and have been learning to airbrush using it. I got myself a tank compressor and it’s been serving me well enough, painting models primarily. I can comfortably do large surfaces with it and have used it for priming and base coats. However, when it came to detail it doesn’t feel comfortable or precise whatsoever. The lever feels a little clunky and difficult to manage.
I started looking into what brushes could make for a good secondary, something nicer and higher end. I’ve seen a lot of people recommend things like the iwata eclipse, the evo 24 and creos brushes, but they seem more “generalist” middle of the line. I’d like to splurge a bit on a nice tool and that led me to the giraldez mk2. I’ve seen people voicing their complaints about the first and the base infinity model, and that a lot of these have been fixed in the mk2. A big pro for me was the aspect of all the parts for the base infinity and evo being compatible with the giraldez so if I want to try different parts it’s not a hard change. (With the exception of the bigger paint cup ofc) the price is not a concern for me and I understand that I can get a lot of longevity in the long run with it.
So this brings me to the point of this post. Would the giraldez be a good buy to use as a precision secondary alongside my ultra as a workhorse? Should I consider something else instead? Any help would be appreciated thank you in advance!!!!
Hi, I'm new to airbrush. Bought myself a H&S Ultra 2024. After a while I did a "deep clean". When I put the airbrush back together and don't have a stopping point aka I can push the needle all the way true without force. And there for the airbrush isn't working perfect. The paint is coming true but enough like it should.
How can I fix this?
Hello, i have bought a prize compressor made for normal work (https://www.jemogfix.dk/kompressor-stoejsvag-1-0-hk-og-24-l-tank-prize/3151/9054816/) which has a 1/4 fitting.
I was thinking to just get a 1/4=1/8 hoze (https://airbrush-shop.dk/slanger-og-koblinger/56-airbrush-slange-3-meter-1-4.html) hook that up to the Sparmax Silver Bullet MAC to get rid of possible condensation and to adjust pressure more accurately.
It seems pretty straight forward but this is very new territory for me so just wanted some confirmation or maybe even ridicule to check if what i am doing is right.
My choice of colors has been reduced to pretty much three: Magenta (more like red), cyan (more like blue), and yellow.
Mostly because I have only one airbrush, so it takes time shift from one color to another. I used to have greens and purples and such, but all the pigments always worked differently (they're not really airbrush colors), and I seem to do just fine with these three.
But I can't help but feel, that I'm missing out on something. Worth noting, that I dont have white, so that's a minus because I cant do highlights.
I've only ever used acrylic. Weather is making priming by rattle can very difficult.
I've seen this stuff and painter Ninjon swears by it, the finished product speaks for itself. My booth doesn't reach a window. Will a carbon filter, on top of booth filter suffice? I'd situate the exit vent over filter.
Mask and goggles are obvious.
I’m a complete beginner and don’t really know what I’m doing so please be kind 😊, I have an iawata eclipse and have used it on one project before I dropped it and bent the needle, I bought a new needle and the small piece that holds the needle at the end and now I haven’t been able to use it, in this vid I’m just using water to test how it sprays….im not sure what’s wrong but if I need to get any replacement parts or anything please let me know. Thanks! 😊
After using it to give my gsc a zenithal I noticed it left a super weird shine so I went to go strip the models of their paint only to figure out that this paint turns into a weird film that is insanely hard to get off of my gsc anyone know how to get this stuff off
So I need 40 psi then when I spray it just go to 0 then it will buzz and turn to 40. Before it wasn’t like this it maintained the 40 psi. Thanks
So I've had an airbrush for a couple days and Ive noticed that when I press the trigger down to get the air going paint also starts to be released. I'm not pulling back on the trigger (I think). Ive checked the locking nut for the needle and it seems to go as far forward as it can. Any suggestions? It's the Gaahleri ambition series kit
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I think it will
Recently picked up this rare 0.2mm Meiji MP-1 airbrush for a pretty good price, only to notice that the tip was broken upon taking the nozzle off (Yes I know, rookie mistake.)
Is it done for?
For info, not my 3D model. Printed/painted for my little girl's newly decorated bedroom
Using white air primer from AK
hi! can anyone recommend a good beginner friendly, not too expensive airbrush? + some textile paints, i would love to make custom clothes