Basic Tip that Helps Airbrushing Lines and Fine Details 

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Larry here, I am terminally ill and bed ridden and I took up airbrushing because I can do it bedside. I want to thank you so much for your videos, they have saved me a horrible learning experience. I have learned a lot and always look forward to seeing more!!

I am just getting into airbrushing (Iwata Eclipse). You are providing invaluable information!

Just wanted to say you have inspired me and have helped me alot with my airbrushing skills...Thank you so much!!!

I have used all sorts of mediums for over 50 years and do pretty good with most but airbrushing kicks me in the shins. I have gone to classes over the years but it's like the teachers don't really want you to know what they know so frustration owns me. I have gotten more from your videos than any class I have ever taken. I airbrushed ceramics but that was different because it was flesh or hair and not up close. The details were done with a brush which is no problem. Now mastering a painting is what I want to do. I feel I could do better now so I am going to try to do two paintings to hang on my bare living room walls. Thanks so much for sharing. I really appreciate your help.

Thanks mate. I learn so much more with your vids than anyone else. Seem very knowledgeable and easy to work with. With I could be closer so I could get 1 on 1 lessons from you. Thanks for your information. You da man

30 years if airbrushing and I've learned so much from you.

This was a great help. Thanks.

Thank for fine line instruction

My very first decent painting was the space scene you posted a while ago, progressed a lot since then, so thanks for this video 👍🏻

Always watching and a great video tutorial to learn from, nice work in helping people out, good to see, cheers 🍺🍺🍺🍺 KC Cradle Mountain Tasmania Australia 🇦🇺🇦🇺🤝🇦🇺🇦🇺😎👍

Very helpful!

Thanks mate! Awesome tips👍

Great video as usual!

Thank you for the tips

Thank you! Appreciate the tips!

Going to start airbrushing model cars to start. Will be using Water based paints. Really enjoy watching your videos. Hope to try stencils in the future. Just wondering if you're wearing a filtration mask, while airbrushing in your videos?

I'm gonna be useing it to paint a Cue Ball what brush would be best and what kind paint can I use so it won't come off when i hit the Cue Ball or as it's rolling on the pool table how would I seal the paint on like they do on a motorcycle gas tank ..? Loveing how detail your video s are thank you for making them

Great learing videos. Thank you. Now, I have an airbrush that has an adjustment at the back that will adjust how far the needle is pulled back with the trigger. Do you have a video that might show how to use that?

Watching many of your videos , soon to buy a spray gun and setup , I want to be prepared in all areas . Thanks Mike Espo. Junk artist, custom toys. And plastic junk art . But want to do paint work on my old truck (skulls ).

Thank you!

Great video, I do this on every job. I'm also good at dropping my airbrushes. My needles don't thank me for damaging them so regularly 🤣

I found with thicker paints to help with blocking to remove the rear case and slide the needle back and forth till you get an appropriate flow of paint

I didn't hear what your PSI settings were. Can you tell me what you used for the super-fine detail? Also: Was the paint you used pre-thinned for an airbrush and you further thinned it to 70/30? I'm only asking because it looked pretty thick going into your mixing bottle.

Thanks aa million

You said the tip protector obstructs the painter's view. In that, is the majority of the painter's viewing from over the top of the brush or from one side? I realize there are many "it depends" situations, however, the best answer for the 'never touched the brush' novice would be ??? Thanks for your reply.

where can I get those rubber caps to protect my needle

Hello, I enjoy your tutorial videos, and as such, I'd like to ask, I am currently working on Jets and car models. I have a Master G233 airbrush and I want to be able to use a wide spray function. I was first using a Badger 200 siphon airbrush, and I had a great difficult time priming the car body. So I opted to use the New Master Airbrush, which came with 3 type needles. But what I really am concerned with is, being able to spray a wide stream of paint. If you have such a video on this Exact issue, please guide me there. Thx.

good stuff

Thanks 👍

In the video, you show a graphic of "PS.2898 & .3 mm". I know that you are using a 3mm needle and that the first number is related to your air pressure. However, I don't know what PS.2898 equates to in PSI. I have 4 airbrushes and am constantly struggling to figure out what the best PSI setting is for each depending on the paint that I am using. In some cases, I am getting really bad tip dry regardless of how careful I am to make sure that I start and end each stroke with air. To the point where I am having to clean the needle off every couple minutes. Is that unusual?

Great video.. how much bar pressure do you use...?? I want to try to my airbrush with 3mm

Hi , when I airbrush it starts well then always seems to get a blocked nozzle even though I thinned the paint , what am I doing wrong please, thanks, Steve.

What's the advantage of the cap on the paint bowl?

Just want to know what paint are you using? Lacquer or acrylic?

I’ve found the mac valve on my brush has become really really loose! Any advice?

Hi I'm new to airbrushing I have micro power of all kinds but what about glitter I'm not sure what do about how to get it just right so it didn't clog up my airbrush but is well covered on my wooden snow flakes what would you advise I do

How is it to use an airbrush designed for spraying model kits to make art? I know the Gsi creos (Mr hobby) and Tamiya airbrushes most likely are being produced by Anest Iwata as the airbrush models look identical and their accsessories work on each other. I use the standard Procon boy 0.3 just with a trigger the ps275 and the only detailed work I have tried to do with it are camouflage patterns on model kits. Wery good airbrush, but I guess you use a much finer and newer airbrush by Gsi creos.

When going to detail and fine lines - I personally will go for the best fine Acrylic ink I can buy - I'm my case Schminke Aero Color - Schminke has a cheap brand Akadamie - don't buy it if you want to use 0,3 brush - The paint make the music the finer the pigments the better it's going to - I personally would wish to have the pigment size on the product.

Is there a way to thicken my paint if they paint I buy is really thin and my pressure gauge is at its lowest setting?

Where can we buy the iwata custom micron cm-c plus airbrush at👀. Everybody out of stock

Brill, ty

I have an Iwata Neo. I cannot spray fine lines. It will not even spray plain water with the front cap off I guess due to the design. No matter the air pressure or paint type/dilution my finest lines are probably 4-6x wider than your finest ones

Is there somewhere that the rubber caps can be purchased?

I am using a badger 105, and the thing that is preventing me from getting fine lines is actually the lack of smoothness in the trigger. You pull it back and at some point it will kind of stick and gives it a sudden spurt. Its not an issue normally, but with super fine work its just frustrating

I didn't follow why you mentioned the paint picker cap?

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I myself shoot without the cap on and if I'm doing t-shirts so I shoot with a much higher pressure 40 to 60 lb when I'm doing t-shirts and I can get an ultra fine line on a t-shirt that way but on a hard surface I agree with you 15 to 30 lb is about to Max depending on the thickness of your paint anyway that's a very good information for beginners and made a living God the Lord Jesus Christ bless you and your endeavors as you go about teaching people how to airbrush I taught for about 20 something years

A question for you. I have heard that keeping the air on prevents tip dry. Your thoughts?

Please help, I have tried to paint without the tip on 4 different guns, and it doesn't work. I take the tip off and paint won't come out, put the tip on and paint comes out normal, what am I doing wrong???????

Et si vous vous essayé à la figurine 3d pour voir votre technique , sa changerais aussi des dessins papiers. Pour vous dire j'aimerais bien me lancer dans cette discipline. Quand pensez-vous ?

Wish you would just list the item link directly

Don't like my mac value on mine never seems to work correctly

I have to ask a question. Cleartex seems to be the most common airbrush paint to use on cars/Bikes etc. But they are so f*cking expensive. Is there any cheaper brand to use?? I´m a rookie so I dont want to waste money before I´m good enough.

without the aircap you can tattoo your finger i have tested it by removing the tipdry. 🤣🤣🤣

I’d be terrified of digging my needle in to my aircraft kits and thereby damaging it when doing that fine detail work.

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That’s not a air cap, no aircap, no paint would come out. It’s a tip protector, tip protector fits on the aircap. MAC valves control airflow, only a regulator can control Air pressure. I know I’m picky, but be correct, about what you say!