What I like and appreciate about your videos is the fact that you not only paint awesomely, but you take the time and effort and go into great detail with your explanations of maintenance or airbrush basics. Most youtubers say in their titles "how to...." but they should be called "watch me paint". So thank you for taking the time to go into detail with everything airbrush. That's a true "teacher". Merry christmas mate to you and your loved ones.
Thank you SO much for your kind words and I am glad you enjoy my painting tutorials and you also like these simpler videos , sometimes I feel that I create too many of these basic tips videos but they always seem to do better than the longer tutorials so I just keep doing them . Thanks again and I also wish you and your family a happy Christmas and prosperous new year 🙏🏻👍🏻
Hello, Airbrushing for more than 15 years, with a lot of airbrushes from several brands, I always find something good and important in your videos to improve my practice, always learning I am... Great job, thanks for sharing these high quality tutoriels. I follow them.
It’s always great watching your videos on airbrushing. I’m still fairly new, and you are my go to for information on advice and fixes. Thanks for everything you do! 🇨🇦😊
thanks so much for this video to clear up that problem,love your skull videos their amazing l love watching them its a dream to ever be that good thanks take care
You where the first bloke I watched learning airbrushing heaps of great content, your end sign off is choice. Makes you wanna try harder, have a merry Christmas and a great new year.
Gday mate, I've gotta say even though it's pretty obvious, you have some serious talent and I would like to say how grateful I am that your videos were the first vids that I saw when I got into airbrushing recently, I've learnt so much about maintaining and using my brush that I have not seen in any other vids. These vids have been invaluable to me and have saved me from the proverbial creek on a number of occasions so far, I still have a lot to learn but am looking forward to the journey. Thank you for the time, effort & passion you put into your work, It's very inspirational, cheers
I now have the eclipse air brush and have used it for a month now it’s the second one I’ve bought it’s a little better and pricey compared to the Neo and I hate the compressor that came with the Neo it even stops running sometimes I’m using a pancake compressor and the regulator that’s on it with a water filter on my quick disconnect and completed the American 🇺🇸 on my toolbox lid then sprayed it with clear coat I learn a lot just doing that.
Learned the hard way to not use those wonderful wrenches that come with Iwata airbrushes,my fluid nozzle broke off inside the brush. Had to use a exacto knife (as recommended by iwata) and twist out the broken part 🤦🏻♂️
Yes, I have had the same issue…until they released the nozzle wrench now that issue is solved …always sucks when you have to replace a nozzle as especially iwata are not cheap 🤦👍🏻
Maybe you could help me with a current issue with my Iwata HP-C+. Despite having a moisture trap on the compressor and a smaller one screwed directly to the airbrush, I am getting a fair amount of what looks like water splatter. Im spraying both lacquer @ acrylic @15-25 psi. What am I doing wrong or am I missing?
Hello! I was just curious if you would be able to link to the paper pad that you use in the videos? Looks like the perfect size/material for practicing but I haven't found it mentioned anywhere :) Thanks!
Has anybody have an opinion on the TemptU sp-35 Airbrush apparently it's pretty popular in the professional makeup world, I'm not sure but i think they are American made, i see them listed for over a 100.00 online, i have a chance to get a brand new one for 30 bucks..
I personally haven’t used Vaseline , I have always stuck with beeswax but it may work 🤷♂️ perhaps do some more research here on RUclips , someone would certainly have a video on that if it’s useful . 👍🏻
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What I like and appreciate about your videos is the fact that you not only paint awesomely, but you take the time and effort and go into great detail with your explanations of maintenance or airbrush basics. Most youtubers say in their titles "how to...." but they should be called "watch me paint". So thank you for taking the time to go into detail with everything airbrush. That's a true "teacher". Merry christmas mate to you and your loved ones.
Thank you SO much for your kind words and I am glad you enjoy my painting tutorials and you also like these simpler videos , sometimes I feel that I create too many of these basic tips videos but they always seem to do better than the longer tutorials so I just keep doing them . Thanks again and I also wish you and your family a happy Christmas and prosperous new year 🙏🏻👍🏻
@@AirbrushAsylum always welcome AA.
Hello,
Airbrushing for more than 15 years, with a lot of airbrushes from several brands, I always find something good and important in your videos to improve my practice, always learning I am...
Great job, thanks for sharing these high quality tutoriels. I follow them.
It’s always great watching your videos on airbrushing. I’m still fairly new, and you are my go to for information on advice and fixes. Thanks for everything you do! 🇨🇦😊
No probs at all glad you enjoy my vids and happy you find them helpful 👍🏻
thanks so much for this video to clear up that problem,love your skull videos their amazing l love watching them its a dream to ever be that good thanks take care
Thank you so much 🙏🏻 glad you enjoyed this vid and you love my tutorials on skulls , good news there will be more skill vids coming in 2023 💀🤩
You where the first bloke I watched learning airbrushing heaps of great content, your end sign off is choice. Makes you wanna try harder, have a merry Christmas and a great new year.
Gday mate, I've gotta say even though it's pretty obvious, you have some serious talent and I would like to say how grateful I am that your videos were the first vids that I saw when I got into airbrushing recently, I've learnt so much about maintaining and using my brush that I have not seen in any other vids. These vids have been invaluable to me and have saved me from the proverbial creek on a number of occasions so far, I still have a lot to learn but am looking forward to the journey. Thank you for the time, effort & passion you put into your work, It's very inspirational, cheers
Thanks for another video. You’ve helped me greatly in my fishing lure painting.
I now have the eclipse air brush and have used it for a month now it’s the second one I’ve bought it’s a little better and pricey compared to the Neo and I hate the compressor that came with the Neo it even stops running sometimes I’m using a pancake compressor and the regulator that’s on it with a water filter on my quick disconnect and completed the American 🇺🇸 on my toolbox lid then sprayed it with clear coat I learn a lot just doing that.
Great tips
Thanks for the tips mate
No probs at all buddy glad you liked it and I wish you and your family a very merry Christmas and a safe and happy new year 👍🏻
Merry Christmas mate
Learned the hard way to not use those wonderful wrenches that come with Iwata airbrushes,my fluid nozzle broke off inside the brush. Had to use a exacto knife (as recommended by iwata) and twist out the broken part 🤦🏻♂️
Yes, I have had the same issue…until they released the nozzle wrench now that issue is solved …always sucks when you have to replace a nozzle as especially iwata are not cheap 🤦👍🏻
Maybe you could help me with a current issue with my Iwata HP-C+. Despite having a moisture trap on the compressor and a smaller one screwed directly to the airbrush, I am getting a fair amount of what looks like water splatter. Im spraying both lacquer @ acrylic @15-25 psi. What am I doing wrong or am I missing?
Hello! I was just curious if you would be able to link to the paper pad that you use in the videos? Looks like the perfect size/material for practicing but I haven't found it mentioned anywhere :)
Thanks!
I have a little bit of air coming out of the nozzle when pulling the trigger back but not pushing down for air. Any ideas?
Has anybody have an opinion on the TemptU sp-35 Airbrush apparently it's pretty popular in the professional makeup world, I'm not sure but i think they are American made, i see them listed for over a 100.00 online, i have a chance to get a brand new one for 30 bucks..
I've been told using vaseline as a sealer for the nozzle will work, is this ok, or should I invest in some beeswax?
I’ve heard some people have used chapstick to seal the threads 🤷🏻♂️
I personally haven’t used Vaseline , I have always stuck with beeswax but it may work 🤷♂️ perhaps do some more research here on RUclips , someone would certainly have a video on that if it’s useful . 👍🏻
Thanks for your comment , I have only used beeswax but who knows it may work 🤷♂️👍🏻
The floating nozzle of the 0,35mm eclipce is NEVER to be separated, FAIL!!!
NEVER separate the nozzle, that's why it's sold as a sole unit, fail!!!
If it wasn't intended to be removed from the body it wouldn't be detachable