>Paint ideas: I saw a REALLY CHEAP airbrush set at Harbor Freight this
>weekend. If Victor's sprayer melts on him, has anyone else used
> >airbrushes for touch-up, have any input?
>
I suggest buying a good quality airbrush. You can get a low end model and
it will do a fine job. The problem with the really cheap ones like the one
that Harbor Freight sells is that some of the critical repair parts (like
the O ring) are not available seperately. I spent a week going to every
place that ever even heard of O rings for one that I have, and ended up
having to make one out of model airplane fuel tubing. NONE of the O rings
that I found fit. It is a VERY odd size. I broke down and bought a nice
airbrush.
Oh yeah, another thing. A lot of the cheap airguns are made with a lot of
plastic components - they may not stand up to the solvents either.
Just my thoughs.
Sid
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