Cordless Airbrush Kit Rechargeable Airbrush Compressor 23-48PCI for Art Painting,Cake Airbrush Decorating, Crafts, Model Painting, Air Brush Painting, Nail Airbrush Machine

Honestly, if you're using this for painting, you probably already know that this product isn't going to knock your socks off, but if you're looking for a cheap, easy way to mix some primer up and get something covered, this is perfect.It really does work. The compressor gives the unit enough air. And it's pretty convenient to have this around and not need to use a huge compressor with your fancy airbrush to throw some primer down, or hit a base coat or two.The trigger doesn't controller air flow, but does control paimt flow, so think of it as the second action of a double-action airbrush trigger. No paint comes out when the trigger is fully forward.Again, I think this product is totally worth the money, and will likely save you some time if you use an airbrush to throw primer down.

I use for nail art and so far it’s been great, very simplistic, no hassle and low noise. It’s not too heavy but has a good weight which really helps to keep things even when pairing.The charge holds for a good amount of time I actually have not charged it yet and it still operates.I haven’t had any issues with cleanup, I just run some solution through at the end of each paint and it clears up and works perfectly again.Would highly recommend!

I bought another cheapish air brush machine that was wonky so I came back & found this one. It is much more sturdy & works well!I have used it with airbrush paint & also gel polish diluted with alcohol- both work great.You have to practice your pressure but I honestly think this is great for a beginner, I have never used an airbrush machine before & I figured it out really quickly. I have been able to do aura nails & im obsessed with how gorgeous they come out.

This worked once. I used it to spray paint an action figure and as soon as I was done the problems began. The cylinder could barely blow air from the main cylinder to begin, but then the compressor itself began blowing air into the paint tank, making it bubble to the brim. Eventually the cap popped off and paint got everywhere. This thing is shabby all around.

So far, I have really enjoyed this airbrush. It has been super easy to use and has been perfect for my needs. I am an illustrator and art teacher and have been wanting to experiment with an airbrush for a while. I was first concerned about the potential weight and awkwardness of holding the pump and the airbrush. But it hasn't been an issue at all! The airbrush is super lightweight and has been easy to use. I also think it has been a great introduction to using an airbrush. Thumbs up from me!

now that i’ve figured out how to clean and care for this, i’m changing my rating to five stars. after a full cleaning, it’s a beast and you’ll only really be limited by the battery life.here’s what you, noble buyer, should know.1. use primer in this. if you choose to use acrylics, use high flow acrylics with a drop of acrylic airbrush medium. acrylic is a pigment suspended in something - even if you use water to dilute, pigment particles are going to be around and could clog it up.2. clean often. if you’re changing colors, clean it. easily accomplished by dumping your paint, adding water to the pot, and alternating spraying it and backwashing it until it sprays clean. if you’re in downtime between spraying, clean it. primer and acrylic dry fast.3. when it inevitably becomes clogged, soak the nozzle part of it in witch hazel and let it go for a while. unscrew the tip and you should be able to see daylight through it. if not, use one of the wire brushes they give you and push it through. alternate spraying and backwashing it until it sprays freely again.4. never store it without cleaning it.it’s still an entry level product but after approximately a year of use, i don’t need anything more.——previous review follows——-I was going to write a three star review, but after reading the other reviews I went up to four stars to offset them. Just because you don’t remember how to reassemble something that’s pretty basic or there’s user error shouldn’t be cause for a poor review.This is my first airbrush, purchased to lay down primer on resin 3d prints. It does its job pretty well. Air flow isn’t the greatest, but that’s to be expected from a portable battery; how much could it possibly generate? I estimate about 25-30 min of usage, including cleaning time. Backflowing the device and rinsing the paint pot is clutch to get everything out of there. You could use airbrush cleaner, but I find water to be fine.Long story short, this is great affordable beginner’s airbrush to get you used to brush control and technique. It’s not going to paint anything large in one shot, nor was it designed to do so.

I recently got back into scale model building after not having done one in 40 years. I knew I wanted an airbrush to spray paint my first model but didn't want to spend hundreds of dollars on one. Found this with great reviews both here and on various websites, gave it a shot. Wow was I surprised! It works amazingly well. Honestly, not sure what a more expensive one would do for me!?!My only complaint is the cleanup, but that's probably not the fault of this product but more of small airbrushes in general. This one does require frequent cleaning and it was a learning curve to disassemble for deep cleaning. Perhaps a little more detail in the owners manual would help.Over all, I'm completely satisfied and if this one stops working, I'll probably order another one.

My airbrush did the job for several uses, but now does not work at all. The vibration from the air compression messes with the settings - it shakes the screw loose so all of a sudden you're spraying a huge stream instead of a small one. It seems that this has loosened things up so much that it doesn't work anymore.