Hey there, Chris here.........I'm highly considering this airbrush because I love the trigger style & I'm using a Master Airbrush trigger style currently for a year & a 1/2. I think it's smart 2 move on to a better quality airbrush & I'll probably get better results as well........thanks much 4 this tutorial.
Hi Marsha, if you're doing any sort of painting it does not. However if you leave anything lacquer for more than 6, acrylics for more than 12, and epoxies or 2k longer than the working time they will eventually dry up. But during a normal 1 or 2 hour spray session and clean afterwards you should not have paint drying in the gun no.
Just a run of the Mill 3M mask with filters for general fumes. Yes I have tried the smaller needles for some smaller parts but for clear coats that are quite thick Id recommend sticking with the larger needle.
Great video,but here is my dilemma lol. I have an Iwata Trn2 Iwata Revolution, Neo CN and Neo BCN which are all easy to clean. Is this one the same or is it a pain in the a$$?
No different from any other airbrush my friend. Only difference is the fan head needs a little more care paid to it. Other than that no different from your Revolution or Neos
@@ACERLiquid100 thanks a bunch bro! I went ahead and ordered it. I airbrush RC bodies on the side and was wanting something that will be a better airbrush for spraying Candies and seen the PS-290 and figured it'd be great for that. Thanks again!
You're missing out on some great paint, I have nothing bad to say about them. Great colors, excellent coverage when you spray thin and controlled. I highly recommend you pick some up for your next project!
@@ACERLiquid100 going to wait till this virus goes away don`t want it lost in the mail I already lost three packages in the mail from the states already
Thanks for the great reviews. I’m thinking of grabbing this gun for doing nice even candy on my models. I understand it’s a pig on air. Do you think my 23L/min tanked compressor will survive? Lol. thanks
You paint WRONG !!! Few layers, you have only 20-30, but you need at least 200-300 !!! And you need to apply them not for 20 minutes, but for 2 weeks without stopping !!! ... But seriously, this model is painted in 2-3 layers in 60-120 seconds ... The dough needs full layers to see if the gun creates stripes or not! And he can have a working torch (should be) 3-5cm.
@@ACERLiquid100 This is exactly what I wrote about, you do not understand anything about painting and do not know how to test a pistol. First you need to learn how to paint yourself. There are a lot of such empty (meaningless) videos and none of them demonstrate the capabilities of a painting tool !!!
Mmmmmm no....pretty sure I know how to paint. Perhaps if you want a point to get across in another language it would be best to understand that languages sentence structure in order to better convey what you're trying to say. Otherwise it just looks like jibberish.
Many ways to skin a cat mate. No need to be so angry. If he wants to layer the paint on in light coats then it's his prerogative. Maybe link your video to show how you do it???
@@MadRS )))) no angry. Всё, надоело переводить.)) Короче. Все эти маляры моделей делают одно и то же, а потом дружно показывают полосы, пятна, отколовшуюся краску, кучу грязи, шершавость и задают потом одинаковые вопросы, почему не получается как надо, ну и большинство нахваливают...брак. А учить я больше не буду, моделисты необучаемы, им бесполезно что-то подсказывать и объяснять, каждый считает себя гением, плюс, половина из них даже спасибо не скажет, а некоторые чужие подсказки затем выдают за собственные открытия. Я крашу так же как красят настоящие авто, только развожу краску не на 50%, а на 60-70%, чтобы легла глаже, на модели это бывает важно из-за сложности конструкции модели и слабой производительности окрасочного инструмента(некоторые не способны правильно распылять нормальную краску, только жидкую).
Hey there, Chris here.........I'm highly considering this airbrush because I love the trigger style & I'm using a Master Airbrush trigger style currently for a year & a 1/2. I think it's smart 2 move on to a better quality airbrush & I'll probably get better results as well........thanks much 4 this tutorial.
Honestly buy once, cry once. You'll be glad you did.
Hey Zack ps 290 is a great airbrush I have the same one I love it it's a .5 needle
Right on
That looks good,
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Good video, cool colour. Subscribed 👍
Its a great paint, few added external goodies to add as well.
We can use this bad boy to spray clear coats
Absolutely. Just make sure you're doing a proper cleaning in between color and clear.
Great video. Does the paint start to dry in the gun when waiting in between coats?
Hi Marsha, if you're doing any sort of painting it does not. However if you leave anything lacquer for more than 6, acrylics for more than 12, and epoxies or 2k longer than the working time they will eventually dry up. But during a normal 1 or 2 hour spray session and clean afterwards you should not have paint drying in the gun no.
Have you tried the ps 275 with the smaller needle at all can I also ask what mask you wear cheers 👨🏼🦽🇬🇧👍🏻
Just a run of the Mill 3M mask with filters for general fumes. Yes I have tried the smaller needles for some smaller parts but for clear coats that are quite thick Id recommend sticking with the larger needle.
Nice job. Just found your channel. Thanks for the review.
Thanks for the sub!
Great video,but here is my dilemma lol. I have an Iwata Trn2 Iwata Revolution, Neo CN and Neo BCN which are all easy to clean. Is this one the same or is it a pain in the a$$?
No different from any other airbrush my friend. Only difference is the fan head needs a little more care paid to it. Other than that no different from your Revolution or Neos
@@ACERLiquid100 thanks a bunch bro! I went ahead and ordered it. I airbrush RC bodies on the side and was wanting something that will be a better airbrush for spraying Candies and seen the PS-290 and figured it'd be great for that. Thanks again!
Never try there paints yet don`t really want to take chances ordering right now being in Canada
You're missing out on some great paint, I have nothing bad to say about them. Great colors, excellent coverage when you spray thin and controlled. I highly recommend you pick some up for your next project!
@@ACERLiquid100 going to wait till this virus goes away don`t want it lost in the mail I already lost three packages in the mail from the states already
To each their own. Best of luck with it John. Sorry to hear about the packages. I've made quite a few orders and thankfully have not lost any yet.
Hi, what airbrush R U using?
Mr. HOBBY PS-290
@@ACERLiquid100 Thank you
Thanks for the great reviews. I’m thinking of grabbing this gun for doing nice even candy on my models. I understand it’s a pig on air. Do you think my 23L/min tanked compressor will survive? Lol. thanks
Should do fine but she'll be sucking the whole time so just monitor your output PSI on the gun to make sure you dont drop.
The fan head requires 40-45 psi
As with most manufacturer recommendations it can be down to the user equipment. I can spray just fine at 25-30 psi with my compressor.
You paint WRONG !!! Few layers, you have only 20-30, but you need at least 200-300 !!! And you need to apply them not for 20 minutes, but for 2 weeks without stopping !!!
... But seriously, this model is painted in 2-3 layers in 60-120 seconds ...
The dough needs full layers to see if the gun creates stripes or not!
And he can have a working torch (should be) 3-5cm.
I have no idea what you said, meant to say or even what point you are trying to get across.....
@@ACERLiquid100 This is exactly what I wrote about, you do not understand anything about painting and do not know how to test a pistol. First you need to learn how to paint yourself. There are a lot of such empty (meaningless) videos and none of them demonstrate the capabilities of a painting tool !!!
Mmmmmm no....pretty sure I know how to paint. Perhaps if you want a point to get across in another language it would be best to understand that languages sentence structure in order to better convey what you're trying to say. Otherwise it just looks like jibberish.
Many ways to skin a cat mate. No need to be so angry. If he wants to layer the paint on in light coats then it's his prerogative. Maybe link your video to show how you do it???
@@MadRS )))) no angry. Всё, надоело переводить.)) Короче. Все эти маляры моделей делают одно и то же, а потом дружно показывают полосы, пятна, отколовшуюся краску, кучу грязи, шершавость и задают потом одинаковые вопросы, почему не получается как надо, ну и большинство нахваливают...брак. А учить я больше не буду, моделисты необучаемы, им бесполезно что-то подсказывать и объяснять, каждый считает себя гением, плюс, половина из них даже спасибо не скажет, а некоторые чужие подсказки затем выдают за собственные открытия.
Я крашу так же как красят настоящие авто, только развожу краску не на 50%, а на 60-70%, чтобы легла глаже, на модели это бывает важно из-за сложности конструкции модели и слабой производительности окрасочного инструмента(некоторые не способны правильно распылять нормальную краску, только жидкую).