Bear Air?

It does seem to be too good to be true, doesn't it? But it's not!

Bear Air is highly regarded as an online airbrush source, and as a Badger 150 owner I think you have to look far and wide to find a better dual action siphon feed AB!

If you want too good to be believed, I'm looking at buying a clone of the Badger 100LG for only $39.99 (about $35 US). I'm assured that if I don't like it I can get my money back.

Any comments? It seems too good to get an airbrush worth $138.00 for $62.00

There is a big difference between "Suggested Retail" and "Worth".  That set isn't "Worth" $138, very few airbrushes are in my opinion, but may have a "Suggested Retail" of $138.  DixieArt has the same set for about the same price, maybe a little higher but not much.

I haven't personally ordered from Bear Air but I have heard a lot of good things about them.  From what I understand they are a first-rate company to deal with.

Ah....ok Thx for your help guys! Can't wait to buy and try out the 150....my current airbrush is the Aztek A470....and it always sputters....even after the new nozzle change!

-Brian

Ice, good luck. I just got my Crescendo 175 (made by badger) from Dixieart and I am very happy with it. I had used an airbrush about 3 times before that, and I am falling in love with this thing! I hope you enjoy yours as much as I am enjoying mine!

I got my Paasche H from towerhobbies.com for only 60$ Canadian and that incudes shipping, tax and a moisture trap.