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On Sun, 06 Feb 2005 14:14:03 GMT, Jay Honeck wrote:
The airbrush has several sizes of tip which can give you a good selection. I know nothing about airbrushes. Any recommendations? What do these things cost? Go to your local hobby store. They should have a small airbrush that costs around $50-75. You can use commercial "canned air" (available at the hobby shop) or buy an extra hose to attach to your own recharable source. The paint jar on these things is pretty small, about the size of a bottle of model paint. You can actually do a lot with these brushes. My friend repainted the struts on his Tcraft with his. Because it's so small you have a lot of control and won't have much overspray. Practice first! - Carl - |
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