Airbrushing this ocean wave using the Battery Airbrush 

Thanks so much 🤜🤛

I used to really struggle with ocean waves, so now that I'm more confident painting them I figured I'd share my process.

Thanks

Thanks man

Thanks. I have to admit, the airbrush worked better than I expected

So it produces 27 psi. I had to thin my paint 20 - 30% in order to get consistent paint flow. I have some old Spectra Tex paint (that is notoriously thin) and it sprayed beautifully with the low pressure. I actually did a t-shirt design using the Spectra Tex and the battery airbrush.

I should also note that the Spectra paint didn't have to be thinned. Pretty cool.

@@JeffCopeland1560 You can press the bottom button to adjust pressure between 27 and 15PSI.

@@riboairbrushmanufacturer3832 cool, I didn't know that. Thanks!

Yes, the compressor can connect with other double action airbrush.

The battery /Compressor works with my Custom Micron, but not with my Eclipses.

I believe it's 5mm - the same needle that comes with the airbrush

Jeff you said the needle was .05 but how did you get such fine lines? I'm new to air brushing. I do wood carvings and my family bought me an air brush complete set with compress and tank for Father's day. Air brushing is a lot more than what I thought. I have a Iwata TRN-1 "pistol grip", a Neoeco SJ 83(new version) and a Master Brush G44(came in the kit). I guess I will need to be patient but I'm old and I need to learn before I can't do it anymore. Thank you for your reply and help.