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TL;DR in three days of use the airbrush doesn't have any air flow anymore. I've done lots of Q/A and adjustment and cannot get it to blow anything out. Otherwise, here is my experience:Bought the airbrush in April (my first airbursh) for modelling a 1:35 vehicle. Didn't get to painting until just under a week ago.Packaging was good. Instruction manual and explanation of additional parts is adequate for the price. Assembly is easy.The compressor is so-so. It works fine to power the airbrush (well, not mine anymore) but the pads on the bottom do NOT keep the compressor in place. Mine was moving around the table when on (and my table isn't very slippery...) so I placed little blocks around it to keep it in place and from falling off the table.Very little complaint, but the power chord is pretty short too.There is no direct indicator of how much psi is going into the airbrush but I felt the levels were adequate for the price.OK, so, unfortunately, the airbrush only lasted me 3 days of work. The first day I used it for acrylic paint and plenty of thinner (with cleaning sessions after each coat). It worked fine.The second day I used thinner and varnish to spray over my model. I started by spraying loose plastic to see how the varnish would set - it set fine and sprayed fine, so I cleaned out the airbrush again. Later that night I decided I'd varnish the model, but the airbrush was spritzing out only a tiny bit of varnish and it felt weak. Thinking it was clogged from my varnish, I cleaned it out again, took portions of it apart to try to figure out what was "blocking" it, couldn't find any issues mechanically so tried again... nothing.Decided to clean it out again and just wait a day since it was late, day 3 tried to spray some thinner through it as a test and... nothing. Doesn't even spray air anymore. I'm not sure if it's a hose/compressor issue or an airbrush issue at this point. Very upsetting, but I don't think I'll be able to get a refund since it's been three months and I only just started using the product. Really disappointed and will be looking elsewhere for a replacement.

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The media could not be loaded.  This is a decent starter airbrush, which is what I was looking for. Wish there were more instructions, but is what it is. The only real odd thing is the vibration - this thing dances across the countertop. After some time it was uncomfortable to hold with my small hands.

I use this product to airbrush some of my HO size model trains and structures. Both the compressor and airbrush work fine. The kit is a very good value and I am quite happy with them both.The compressor is adequate in power and relatively quiet when operating. It does vibrate and moves a little on a smooth surface due to its light weight. You can adjust the air flow. The only issue I have had is that the airbrush holder uses a friction fit into the compressor. Sometimes it comes out when you retrieve the airbrush if you are not careful.The airbrush itself is also well made and operates well. I have successfully used unthined paint and the spray is well regulated. I do have some arthritis in my trigger finger so I need to take a break while using it for an extended time. It cleans well and is an excellent choice.All and all a very satisfied user.

It worked perfect, perfect for a beginner

the airbrush itself of pretty good for the money, but the compressor isn't strong enough to spray anything. pretty much half the reason i decided on this product in the first place was that it came with a compressor at this price. im just going to buy a nicer compressor to go with the airbrush

For its intended purpose, it was great for about 2 paint jobs... the gun was thoroughly cleaned after each use and now when trying to use for a 3rd job, it has stopped spitting paint... it shoots air, but no paint. I have had it sitting in thinner for about 30 min with thinner in the holder. Still nothing. Again good for what it was, but didn't last long

With the size and fragile nature of the orings in the nozzle there should be at least pne replacement in kit as well as a cleaning tool for nozzle

I have only used it once so far. Sturdy machine. Easy to use. Good value for the price. For beginner use - ensure the compressor is in a secure location. The vibrations will cause the machine to move and could fall off countertop. After spraying one colour, spray clean water through the gun until it sprays clear. After adding a new color, test spray on paper towel to ensure there will be no mixing of previous colours. When finished, ensure all color is removed by rinsing clean water though the guy. Any colouring left in the gun will dry up and cause it to spray unevenly. The color cup can be submerged in water while pulling back on the operation lever for easier cleaning. Do no allow gun to drop and cause damage to needle or crown cap.

If you are a beginner and want to try painting smaller projects, miniatures, using it for make up, etc, this would be great to start with. It's also pretty quiet and compact and could be portable to anywhere with a working power outlet. The compressor can turn off momentarily when you put your foot on top of it as well which comes in handy.The project I am doing needed an air brush to paint a mural in a bedroom and it is just too small. I probably should have looked into what I needed more, because this one cannot be used for more than 30 minutes straight at a time, considering the size, that is understandable. Another downer is that the airbrush easily clogs and sometimes splatters paint, and I have had to take it apart and reassemble a number of times to get it working properly again. I've got most of the room done with it now, though, so it's definitely not terrible and can be done, but if you need an airbrush for a bigger project get one more suitable.

While I love how this kit is a complete solution for a total beginner like me, the lack of instructions pretty much is a deal breaker here. Hooking everything up is super intuitive, but painting is another story. I mixed my liquid acrylic paint with airbrush medium and a bit of water until I got a milk-like consistency. Guess what? It clogged. Air was coming out, but the paint refused to come out. After watching some troubleshooting videos in Youtube, I learnt how to unclog it. I managed to paint for a bit, but the results were patchy. At the end I found the best consistency is diluting the paint as much as possible, so it ends just like water. Since this unit is pretty small, i took it to the sink and gave it a good clean with the compressor on. I guess you can paint with acrylics... if they are very diluted and if you are willing to do many, many layers. I'd say skip this kit if you want to paint with acrylics or model paint.

The nozzle of air brush is broken easily when the second time I try to clear it. The compressor so far so good ( around 30 mins totally), the air brush is gone. May be you should spend more money on the airbrush if want use it for a while.

I bought this to spray glow in the dark paint, but found even after diluting the paint as much as possible there was no flow, probably due to the grain size of the paint. I could get this unit spraying water just fine. I think this would work just fine for any cosmetic applications or food coloring. But unfortunately I will have to return mine and get something with a high pressure and a bigger nozzle.Cleaning airbrushes was a new experience for me, and at first I found it very difficult to put back together properly, however with a little bit of mechanical know-how I eventually figured it out and it became a non-issue, just a little intimidating for a newbie at first.