What Air Brush Do You Recommend?

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My vote goes to the Iwata Eclipse. It's more expensive than other brushes but, for a dual-action, it's very comfortable to use. I took a pal's Eclipse for a test drive and I must say that it was the easist dual-action to initially get on and spray.

It's user and cleaning-friendly. There are no teflon bearings buried inside the brush and breakdown for cleaning is as simple if not more so than other brushes. It's also more durable than my Botchers. The needle is much more robust and less susceptible to damage.

Lastly, it performs like a dream. I have done things with this Iwata that I couln't have dreamt of with a Botcher, and certainly not with a Pasche.

Just my 2 cents!

Fade to Black...

I agree with midnightprowler on the Crescendo. I paid 60.00 for it and for the price it is worth every penny. I have 2 other higher end airbrushes that work very well for detail stuff, but the Crescendo does most of the work.

Regards, Dan

I would recomend the Badger Crescendo. It is a nice heavy duty double action. If you buy the complete kit, it comes with 3 needles and tips, 1 large jar 1 small jar, a small color cup. You can get it at Michaels. When I bought mine a few years ago, they ran $110 fir the kit. Michaels usually runs ads in the Sun. paper, with a coupon for 40 % off. Good luck.
Lee