@@SvenEnterlein James Wappel gets to a point where most would consider it done around 30 minutes of painting and continues to paint it for 3 hours to a competition level but when I do paint it takes me 3-5 hours to get to James' 30 minute mark. The dude is a wizard. One day Ill get to that level.
Don, I appreciate your work and your painting manner. I already know your new partner pk-pro for their masking putty. I didn't remember that they so many stuffs and brands. It is a good discover. So, I pass an order with your link. It is my manner to thank you for your video sharing. Sorry, currently I am not ready to jump the step for patreon. Please, continue your job I really appreciate it. Thanks
No problem. Appreciate the support here at RU-vid so much! I just needed to set up Patron since monetization here is kinda low, at least for the size of my channel. So thank you so much for the support! 😊🎨🎨🎨
Im very jealous of the control you have with your airbrush. I've got the cult of paint infinity, a supposedly decent brush but I'm constantly fighting really quick tip dry. I get about 3 trigger presses before the tip is crusted up and sometimes I feel the paint is crusting in the nozzle yet I never seem to manage to scrape anything out. I use flow improver, I thin the paint, tried psi from 15 to 30 but all I ever seem to get is a crusty tip (lol) or paint so thin it just spiderwebs as soon as it hits the model. Man I suck so hard at airbrushing 🤣
@@elliespohr its a 0.4mm needle with a dual taper tip. I also have a cheaper airbrush with a 0.3mm needle that I get the same issues with. I feel its likely to be my paint mix ratios or potentially moisture related as this problem crept up on me over time, never had these sort of issues when I first started airbrushing. I emptied a load of water out of my compressor tank a while ago despite my moisture trap being dry but its never been the same. Sadly I dont know enough about the science behind airbrushing and painting to have an informed opinion
