Heck yeah love the budget friendly stuff just cuz its cheap dont mean its bad. Thanks for sharing bud like you i love my gaahelri brushes as well but will be getting one of these brushes
Well now this tool monger... Has got to go out and find the trigger blackwidow! Thanks.... The .2 and .3 are very fragile needles I bent the .3 tip but was able to resharpen it and it works fine for the money I think the widow airbrush is pretty good... By the way the grease aka lube is non petroluem based for use on the needle to increase the life of the teflon packing seal...and used to lube moving parts of the brush..Gaahleri also includes a small bottle of liquid lube for the same purpose... Even full size spray guns use the same type of lube on there needles... Devilbiss sells a green version... You must use very sparingly.. If worried about contamination a quick solvent flush and your more than good... As far as paint as long as you follow the data sheet any paint will work... To me any paint any time.. You just have to know what your working with as long as its not defective it will be good... I've shot solvent paints that were over 30yrs old in a sealed can with good results... Not going to happen witj most water based or waterbourne paints... Tamiyas are hybrid paints that use alcohol so you must follow their paint mixing recomendations.
I wanted to like the black widow dual action airbrush but the trigger on it was terrible. So much lag it was unusable as a detail brush which is what .2 needles are for.
