DaveG
Airbush Analyst
I won't compare it to the micron (my micron(s) produce a finer detail, with less air pressure, and are smoother to use), but do put it smack dab between an iwata hp-sb, and a micron. I already had the 200b, which uses the same nozzle, and guts - have always said it was a wonderful little brush, but would not call it a micron. This brush works just like the 200b, with the exception of the fact that I prefer the 200b's trigger. I did also purchase a few F1 trigger button's but they bind in this 100sb's body for some reason...So, was I right about how nice this parts combo is????? How close would you rate it to the Micron from a handling perspective? I ask as everyone seemed to want to play "pile on the new guy" for daring to mention it was close to the all mighty Micron -but what about now?! Did you get the HP-62 back fluid nozzzle cap as well?
Regards,
Chris the cabbie
"No matter where you go, there you are"
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