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Ramon Gibbs
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First let me confess I'm not an airbrush artist.
With that said I wanted to upgrade my old airbrush arsenal so I could do reasonably fine detail and broad coverage.
And after six months of researching specs, reading blogs and reviews I think the two Duo's I ended up with serve 99% of most airbrush needs.
So here's my high end and mid range picks.
Mid range:
Paasche Vision
Paasche TS with fan cap
High end:
Iwata HP-CH
Iwata HP-TH
The Iwata TH comes with a round cap that performs very well for surprisingly fine detail where the hp-ch leaves off and offers incredible spackle effects with both the round can and fan cap simple by adjusting the front Mac valve included. Not to mention the three inch pattern that has been widely advertised.
Surprisingly Paasche's Vision and TS with fan cap offers very similar results at far less cost and far less maintenance expenses.
As I mentioned, I'm not an airbrush artist but I am a woodartist with demanding airbrushing needs.
With that said I wanted to upgrade my old airbrush arsenal so I could do reasonably fine detail and broad coverage.
And after six months of researching specs, reading blogs and reviews I think the two Duo's I ended up with serve 99% of most airbrush needs.
So here's my high end and mid range picks.
Mid range:
Paasche Vision
Paasche TS with fan cap
High end:
Iwata HP-CH
Iwata HP-TH
The Iwata TH comes with a round cap that performs very well for surprisingly fine detail where the hp-ch leaves off and offers incredible spackle effects with both the round can and fan cap simple by adjusting the front Mac valve included. Not to mention the three inch pattern that has been widely advertised.
Surprisingly Paasche's Vision and TS with fan cap offers very similar results at far less cost and far less maintenance expenses.
As I mentioned, I'm not an airbrush artist but I am a woodartist with demanding airbrushing needs.