My New Weapon

The detachable tip in the Iwata is different from others I have seen. I find a toothpick fits in it just right to clean it fairly well.

Well currently my projects are in the construction phase.Thanks for the encouragement,I look forward to trying it out.I currently use a Badger 150, so this will be my 1st gravity fed.I understand that that the paint needs more thinning because of the smaller tip.Should be interesting.

.............A spray by spray report.................

Nice!  we need a full report!

I have the HP-AH and HP-CH, Iwata's are outstanding airbrushes. Great choice!

Chrisk-k

The HP-CS is probably the best all-round airbrush. I use mine for spraying primers, base-coats and varnishes. It always flawlessly works.

panzerpilot

Sprue-ce Goose

Well no wonder ya aren't happy with the spray patterns if ya put pants on those airbrushes.

Why I oughtta!.. You mean, you're supposed to take the rubber cap off the end of those things?

Well..............if anyone out there is engaging in risky spray painting behavior, perhaps these days it might be wise to use those things.................

The HP-CS is probably the best all-round airbrush. I use mine for spraying primers, base-coats and varnishes. It always flawlessly works.

Sprue-ce Goose

Well no wonder ya aren't happy with the spray patterns if ya put pants on those airbrushes.

Why I oughtta!.. You mean, you're supposed to take the rubber cap off the end of those things?

Well no wonder ya aren't happy with the spray patterns if ya put pants on those airbrushes.

Great choice! I have 5 airbrushes and the Iwata kicks the pants off all the others.

Love to hear about that one too, I'm thinking about another brush. Thanks.  

Let us know what ya think.

I was just looking at ( drooling over ) one at the iHobby show this last weekend.

Don Wheeler certainly gives it a good rating............

https://sites.google.com/site/donsairbrushtips/iwata-eclipse-hp-cs-review