I have a Paache VL series brush that I have used to paint motorized bicycle gas tanks, clutch covers, etc. The 1.05 mm needle and nozzle are perfect for thick paints without having to add a lot of reducer. I also plan on using it to spray 2K urethane clear coats. It's a great brush. Hard to beat for the price. I use smaller tip Iwatas and Creos brushes for candy and other thin paints on small items. Thanks for the video, brother.
Hey no problem, I use the iwata eclipse for most automotive paints, the the Pasche is my go to for more hobby and craft stuff. I am no expert by any means, but I did some research and wanted to share to maybe help others make a decision. I have A cheaper Mastet brush that doesn’t do bad, but the cheaper brush you buy the more disappointed you’re going to be with the result is a good rule of thumb. Thanks for watchin!
You likely know this by now. The bottles with the steep angle connectors are for single action siphon feed airbrushes. The more vertical ones are for double action. I use my Paasche VL more or less like a small spray gun, for doing large base coats, metallics etc. Not really up to the standard of my Iwata for finer work, but kind of a workhorse for its purpose. A 1.05mm needle, nozzle and aircap are also available for the Paasche - really sprays heavy paint well.
Cool cool, yep, I've kinda settled on a similar use for the guns. The guns kinda dictate what they can do and what you end up using them for! I didn't know the tidbit about the single action vs. dual, I just thought they were different for comfort or positioning and I ended up using the kinda sharp angled one in order to keep it away from my airhose since it's a big bottle I use. I'll have to try the straight vs. angled to see if I notice a difference in how it draws up the paint. Thanks for the great info!
I have a Paache VL series brush that I have used to paint motorized bicycle gas tanks, clutch covers, etc. The 1.05 mm needle and nozzle are perfect for thick paints without having to add a lot of reducer. I also plan on using it to spray 2K urethane clear coats. It's a great brush. Hard to beat for the price. I use smaller tip Iwatas and Creos brushes for candy and other thin paints on small items. Thanks for the video, brother.
Hey no problem, I use the iwata eclipse for most automotive paints, the the Pasche is my go to for more hobby and craft stuff. I am no expert by any means, but I did some research and wanted to share to maybe help others make a decision. I have A cheaper Mastet brush that doesn’t do bad, but the cheaper brush you buy the more disappointed you’re going to be with the result is a good rule of thumb. Thanks for watchin!
You likely know this by now. The bottles with the steep angle connectors are for single action siphon feed airbrushes. The more vertical ones are for double action.
I use my Paasche VL more or less like a small spray gun, for doing large base coats, metallics etc. Not really up to the standard of my Iwata for finer work, but kind of a workhorse for its purpose. A 1.05mm needle, nozzle and aircap are also available for the Paasche - really sprays heavy paint well.
Cool cool, yep, I've kinda settled on a similar use for the guns. The guns kinda dictate what they can do and what you end up using them for! I didn't know the tidbit about the single action vs. dual, I just thought they were different for comfort or positioning and I ended up using the kinda sharp angled one in order to keep it away from my airhose since it's a big bottle I use. I'll have to try the straight vs. angled to see if I notice a difference in how it draws up the paint. Thanks for the great info!