Second this statement LOL. You really won’t need the lube. Although it seems like a good idea, Iwata airbrushes don’t need lubricant to function properly. If it feels like you need to lube something, it means something needs cleaning. I have the Sparmax clean out pot, which is very similar to the Iwata, but about half the price. Everything else looks good.You really probably wont need the lube, the iwata blue stuff has no business being anywhere near an airbrush (Sorry Iwata, its rubbish) I haven't tried the clear one, or read any real reviews on it. If your brush is properly maintained you shouldn't need it. a tube of Chapstick will suffice for 90% of your needs
The spray out pot and filters you can get the identical unit for half the price... I know because I've both genuine and generic and you'd be pushed to pick the difference with the last version when they didn't have Iwata embossed on the jar, V1 were just a frosted glass jar with a brand name sticker on it
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Frisket is very personal and if you want to practise then the self adhesive book covering or I believe those in the US have access to "press and seal"
which I have heard many people successfully use this.
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Coast airbrush,
brush, hose and compressor and 300ft of 6" wide masking tape.
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As for the ETAC paint, it will depend on what surface you plan on using to decide if you should go Private Stock or EFX. I use the EFX and only need to use water to clean my brush afterwards.
@basepaint and @Ronald art both use ETAC exclusively so they would be the advise I would listen to.
Hopefully this has helped some
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