Badger 100g vs 100LG

sleeepy2 wrote:

natehancock wrote:   I have an old Badger 200 that needs a little work though I thought I could use it for base and primer/clear coats. On a side note, I recommend sending your old 200 back to Badger.  They are absolutely amazing at repairs.  I recently sent them my old, beat up, and improperly cleaned (I know, I was young!) 150 and 200 airbrushes to them.  They cleaned them, tuned them up, and put on new tips and needles- for free! Even the return shipping was free!  Check out their website for the address and specifics.

natehancock wrote:

I have an old Badger 200 that needs a little work though I thought I could use it for base and primer/clear coats.

Torio wrote:

Look, chap, in my humble opinion, if you were to be disturbed by the paint cup in your field of vision, it would be because you would have the rear end of the airbrush in your mouth, and you are not using it that way, are you ? So the choice will be around the amount of paint you need for achieving the job. Just for the record, among the most "notorious" airbrushes, Paasche AB and Sotar have rather little paint cups, and Iwata CM C has a rather large one, so even manufacturers have different opinions on the subject.

Badger only made the sortar intended for small details, while iwata had custom micron C, SB and B with a smaller cup for different useage.  The only suggestion from that fact is that Iwata wants a bigger cut from the market and nothing else.

dude, "chap" and "humble" are sooo far from each other just so you know.