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little one
Posted 10/1/2007 5:08 PM (#277531)
Subject: Air brush help ?





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Location: S.Wisconsin
Im looking to pick up a nice air brush for painting some baits. Where is a good place to find one, and does anyone have a brand prefrance ? Also what kind of paint do you use. Thanks, Matt
Moss back
Posted 10/1/2007 5:16 PM (#277532 - in reply to #277531)
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Location: Gurnee, Illinois
Ebay, Paasche VL, and I use the cheap water based acrylics from Michaels craft store. Lots of colors to choose from, usually under $1 a bottle. If you don't want to mix, you can buy Createx paint.

Dave

Beaver
Posted 10/1/2007 6:16 PM (#277539 - in reply to #277532)
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I used Pasche for years, and then tried an Iwata gravity feed and will never go back. The Iwata beats the Pasche for quality, simplicity and dare I say, makes quality painting easier. (Thanks SNAX!)
If you are just starting out, I would combine both of my Pasche set-ups and sell them to you at a very fair price. One is probably 3 years old, the other is about a year. All sorts of tips and other fixings to go with 'em. Mix and match, all parts are compatable.
I was going to use one just to put the basecoat down, but the Iwatat is so good that both of the Pasches have sat in a box since I got the Iwata just to "check out".
It was like checkin'out top shelf booze before hitting the bar run-off.
Don't know how long you've been painting or your skill level, but I have 2 Pasche double actions that aren't doing me any good in a box in the garage.
You might have to clean them up just a little. I never used water-based paints.
Beaver
little one
Posted 10/2/2007 8:07 PM (#277792 - in reply to #277531)
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Location: S.Wisconsin
Can some one tell me how to get to my inbox. Thanks ( cant figure it out)
Musky Snax
Posted 10/2/2007 8:21 PM (#277794 - in reply to #277531)
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Location: Muskoka Ontario,Canada
Beaver said it all. I use Iwata airbrushes exclusively for good reason.
Beaver, I'm glad that you are happy with your Iwata and feel free to contact me if you ever have any issues with its performance. I keep my airbrushes in peak performing shape at all times.

Edited by Musky Snax 10/2/2007 8:22 PM
Jio
Posted 10/3/2007 1:55 AM (#277828 - in reply to #277531)
Subject: Re: Air brush help ?





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Location: Hyvinkää, Finland, Europe
My choice is also Iwata HP-series, I use Spies & Hecker's (thinner based) car paints for coloring but I don't know are those available there.
I've also used Createx-paints couple of years but didn't like them.
J Nail
Posted 10/11/2007 10:08 AM (#279070 - in reply to #277531)
Subject: Re: Air brush help ?




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Location: Bemidji, MN
Wich model Iwata are you guys using? I think I need to upgrade from my badger anthem. I am using createx auto-air, and I like it, because I have to paint indoors due to long cold MN winters.
Musky Snax
Posted 10/11/2007 10:12 AM (#279071 - in reply to #277531)
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Location: Muskoka Ontario,Canada
I use couple of models but an Eclipse CS is a versatile brush. Out of curiosity, do you heat set your Auto Air paints on your lures? I use them for helmets and it's quite durable once heat cured.
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