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Hello Everyone 
Names Tyler i'm from Manitoba, Canada.
Well I am an artist, native art to be exact. I use acrylic and recently I have just picked up an airbrush to help my with paintings, I am very stoked I picked up a Paasche Talon airbrush with a mini compressor. I have tried it out and I guess there is nothing I can do about the pressure huh, don't get much spray before the pressure gets too low, this was just practicing to see what kind of effects I can get. Its going to be very awesome once I get my control down, soon as I was done I dismantled the gun and brushed it so the paint wouldn't dry and get crusty in the gun, DO i have to do this all the time? I'm guessing I do huh....also is there nothing I can do regarding the pressure in my little container? is that just one of the drawbacks of having a little compressor? If i wanted a constant supply of pressure what kind of compressor would I have to get??
Many many questions
which I hope get answered, I do have money and can upgrade my compressor if need be, my lil one was getting pretty hot with about 20 minutes of use, which i think is going to be a drawback for me, I really am looking forward to working on my talent and building skills with the airbrush gun. do they call it a gun or is just airbrush? haha
Yep thats my situation right now, I'm 28, Native Artist being an Accounting Tech on the side
would put those two together huh? someone in an Accounting Career being an artist haha, i've heard it many times.
Names Tyler i'm from Manitoba, Canada.
Well I am an artist, native art to be exact. I use acrylic and recently I have just picked up an airbrush to help my with paintings, I am very stoked I picked up a Paasche Talon airbrush with a mini compressor. I have tried it out and I guess there is nothing I can do about the pressure huh, don't get much spray before the pressure gets too low, this was just practicing to see what kind of effects I can get. Its going to be very awesome once I get my control down, soon as I was done I dismantled the gun and brushed it so the paint wouldn't dry and get crusty in the gun, DO i have to do this all the time? I'm guessing I do huh....also is there nothing I can do regarding the pressure in my little container? is that just one of the drawbacks of having a little compressor? If i wanted a constant supply of pressure what kind of compressor would I have to get??
Many many questions
Yep thats my situation right now, I'm 28, Native Artist being an Accounting Tech on the side