Testing A Grex Tritium TG3 Airbrush - Great For Model Building & Gundam
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- Опубликовано: 15 янв 2022
- Today I test a Grex Tritium TG3 Dual Action Trigger Airbrush. While this airbrush is on the expensive side, $178 as of this video posting, it performs great and has a great build quality. Plus it's very comfortable in your hand while spraying.
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I think I can speak for many of us saying how much we appreciate all the hard work you put into these reviews..please keep them coming.Thank You!
Gosh, I really want to get one of these! Thanks for the amazing and thorough review.
The airbrushes I use are a Patriot 105 and a Grex TG2. Covers all my bases. Limiting the needle with the back knob can be as detail as I want while still getting good coverage if I pull it further back. I spray a lot of acrylic inks with it and just works. I do prefer the wider opening of the 105 for ease of cleaning, but that's a small gripe when, as you say, it is a comfortable tool to use. Appreciate your videos and look forward to more!
Combining target practice and the arts......... I like it.
Just letting you know I been this one for a year now, glad did a video on it, will watch it later
Grat job as always - looking forward to all the new content for 2022 - Happy New Year!
Your reviews are incredible! I can't thank you enough for your time and effort. I'm sold; I want this airbrush!
While not cheap at $178 right now, if model building is your hobby I don't see a big deal in buying a nice piece of equipment like this. Let me know when you get it
@@barbatosrex9473 Who doesn't love more tools lol
God bless you chasing the dream and putting out Mecha empire. Ill buy into it just on that since I been watching back when you have 15k subs.
As usual awesome review. Very helpful. I felt I did not need this much airbrush so I went with the badger 105 based off your review on that. Little more budget friendly.
Another great review, thanks for sharing.
Great review. I love my Grex Tritium. It’s honestly my favorite brush and it’s a work horse. I swear by it. It’s actually a great value for all you get in the purchase and bullet proof as u said. Thanks for your reviews. You rock as always.
Thank you my friend
If i was a plastic spoon manufacturer I'd definitely sponsor you and send you a truck load of high quality plastic cutlery for hobby paint (and related products) reviews 🤣😆😂
Nice results.👍👍 love your reviews, thanks. Looking forward to seeing your color coming up. Since you’ve educated a lot about air brushing, I’m using and loving enamels more and more. I still have a lot of model masters, but I use MCW for most of my builds.
RainX windshield washer fluid works wonders for final rinse. Really helps prolong tip dry from starting (with acrylics). Also I use it on my tip cleaning “towel”. For five years now and I haven’t had to replace not one single o ring in either of my Airbrush Masters airbrushes. But I also put glycerin in my thinner, so that may help as well.
Looking forward to more of your paints. I've been using the Black Aluminum quite a bit on my Gundam joints. A tiny amount goes a LONG way, but I was thinking I should get more when you split them out. I do like how smooth they go on with the leveling thinner, I was surprised since they're enamel. So far, no issues, they look real pretty.
I bought their combo kit with the tritium TG3 and air compressor. For the price, you can’t beat it! Absolutely love spraying with it.
i got mine 6 months love it no worrys, it does like some paints better than others. i also got a spray fan tip for it incase i want to do bigger stuff.😁
I have the TS & TG models. My kits came the 2, 3 & 5 size needles & the fan air cap, the 3 sizes of paint cups. I also found the 50cc metal paint cups for both guns. These cups are HUGE which I use when painting my bicycles with #5 needle. If you get a #7 needle, get one of these or larger cups. You're probably spraying a larger project requiring a lot more media for coverage.
Hey Rex! You keep getting more expensive airbrush’s. I’ve seen these on line, but way out of my price range. Seems to work great, but so it should! Thanks for sharing.
Great stuff friend 👏 👍
Wow, this looks like real weapon to nicely paint great models! I've just bought my first (of course really cheap) airbrush. Huge improvement to "normal" brush, but still a lot of room for improvement.
Nice BR,,, nice.. LOL I watched what you did there..! I seem impressed with the Grex, but I'm a die hard Badger fan..still a consideration though..And your paints , WOW, and I havent even gotten to mixing yet..Flow is phenomenal ..All the best man ALL the best...you have certainly earned it!!! LQQking forward to more! Thanks BR!!
Thanks buddy 😀
It is a very impressive air brush, great video, I need some of that X14 Tamiya sky blue paint for my next project
Comes in 0.2, 0.3 and 0.5, you can buy the 0.7 nozzle kit and fan caps for the larger sizes. Just about everything except the cups interchange across the TG/TS line.
I've got the TG3 and TS2 (side feed version), although I swapped the needle/nozzles so I have a TG2 and TS3 now.
I use four different ones of these for painting car models the 02 and the 03 and 2 of the 05 awesome airbrush. love them.
Love the Grex, it's what I use....... 👍👍👍👍
This is the airbrush I use the most. Great brush. My hand doesn’t cramp from the pistol trigger style.
It really is a great tool. I'm going to try the other needles and nozzles too
Awesome! Love your videos!
Thanks buddy
Just ordered the Grex G3 based on your video from Spraygunner.
Nice!
I've just bought a new airbrush, a Mr Hobby Procon Boy PS-290, I did opt for the additional handle though. It certainly should perform better than the cheap £50 Amazon chinese clone trigger airbrush I previously bought, and returned for a refund!
i just got an iwata neo trigger airbrush for the holidays as a gift and cant wait to use it on my next kit( the HG Gouf Origin kit). looks very similar to the one you are using
Love the labeling on your graphite paints sorta remind me of the Gaianotes which I think have the coolest looking bottles out there
I’ve been shooting with a Grex four about four years, it’s the only airbrush I use I have two of them currently
Great 👍work ARTWORK no00 doubt. You make seem look soo smoooooth and easyyyyy. But yet we all know it's A Lot of hard work including the entire set-up for working pr0ficient , thanks so much I appreciate the episodes.
Thanks, it's really easier than you think. A good airbrush and quality paint is half the battle
@@barbatosrex9473 " " THANK YOU ONE AGAIN, CHEERS From Brooklyn NY 👍
I own the tritium .5 , just bought the Grex Genesis xgi3 ES. ES stands for essential, meaning it comes with one color cup. Because they are both compatible, I just use every accessory from the tritium for both. Same airbrush, and now I have a trigger and a traditional airbrush and don’t have to pay for what I already own. 😎
I have a Grex Genesis . Did not like it too much at 1st but now its my everything brush. Have 3 and 5 needles with fans for both when I spray my candies, it just works. I was eyeing up that T5 ...
You sound like me, wasn't crazy about it at first but then it just fell into place
I have the Grex Tritium TG3 it’s an awesome AB. I have lost the nozzle cap so you have to be very careful. Just because it is magnetized on both ends you can still lose the cap. I had to buy a replacement OEM cap, in fact I bought SEVERAL so if I lose another I have backups so I highly recommend buying at least one or two spare caps. Maybe one day I will find the lost cap but it’s probably stuck to something metal in my garage somewhere.
Press fit nozzles on badger and paasche make cleanup a lot easier.
You’ll have to review the Talon some day.
My gun trigger brush is an iwata hp-tr2 with the handle you mentioned - it’s nice but prefer conventional triggers.
Great review. Please review the HS Squidmar airbrush. It’s a special addition designed by and for the RUclipsr Squidmar.
Use the trigger stopper. And if you hardly pull the trigger you can get a super fine line with it. I was shocked at how fine I could get my .3 needle. When I changed mine to a .2 needle it really didn’t have that much fiber of a line.
Nice airbrush review
I want one.... I hope Badger will put out a trigger gun in the Patriot, Krome, or Sotar series....😀 Thanks for the review!
I hope everyone is having a good day/night.
I am 👍
I think the procon 290 is a better brush. But I find it funny you complained about a handle for a airbrush lol. All the mundane stuff you buy and that’s what you don’t like is a $20-$25 handle? I’m sure you could pass on paint for once or a kit and get a handle lol anyways good video though.
Ive been rocking a Grex TG5 for over a year now. They atomize the paint great and are very comfortable! I also purchased the optional fan cap and nozzle kit which really gives a much wider spray pattern than the included stock nozzle.
It's a really great brush.
BTW all the Grex color cups fit my Iwata and H & S bushes for an extra bonus !!!!
Thank you so much! I've been looking at the H&S Colani vs. Grex TG3/5 - I prefer sticking to one brand (for parts swapping) and the Colani only seems to be able to swap cups with my other H&S airbrushes. That's a big plus for the Grex now that I know the Grex cups can fit. The fan tips seems like a very nice option. Thanks!
That graphite is gorgeous, can't wait to see more.paints from you. That airbrush looks great, but my wallet won't allow it. I do need to try to find out if there is a small airbrush that can push glitters and pearl like real car sprayers can.
I would like to get one of these soon
You won't be disappointed. Currently selling for $178, I paid over $200
My Airbrush is exactly like that. Except, it came with a .2, .3 & .5 needles, nozzles & crown along with all three cups & lids. But it’s black instead of green, and it doesn’t have the unnecessary magnetic shroud. And It only cost $45. And it works great. In fact the only problem I have is my tankless compressor, so no complaints, especially since I saved $140+. And a QD with mac valve & 6 nipples $12.
But if money were no object I would have Grex airbrushes because honestly once you get over a hundred bucks, the differences become so minuscule, it’s not really worth the extra cost.
Making China great again? :D
Hey Rex, love your content and appreciate your help always. Unrelated to your video I’m wondering if you have any tips for diy metal rivets/thrusters/exhaust for scratch builds?
I love my Grex air brush, best brand out there imho plus there compressor is just a top quality, wouldn't get another brush
It's an interesting airbrush. I own the Monument Hobbies version of the TR3. I am not too fond of the Grex system, for me it's just too many parts to clean. If you like the trigger airbrushes with the double dependent action, then the Harder & Steenbeck Colani might be something for you to review. It has a crazy number of needle sizes it can use, and can fit paint cups from 2ml, 7ml, 15ml, and 50ml.
I find them about the same to clean as an Iwata brush, except the Grex clog a LOT less. Still a pain if you have to disassemble the trigger.
@@adam_mawz_maas You find the H&S Colani and the Grex TR3 the same? Really, or are you talking about another airbrush?
Barbatos Rex (Robert) did a review of the Colani but it didn't seem like he was really into it. I was bummed, I'm looking at the Colani but there aren't very many decent reviews. Even H&S doesn't seem to give it much love! I have some big kits (two 1/12 scale cars, 1/16 dragster, semi truck...) and a trigger airbrush designed for throwing lots of paint would be nice.
Thank you for the great review. Just a couple of things, the name of the airbrush is pronounced Trit-e-um (think, Spiderman comics/movie) but don't feel bad, I've heard a lot worse,,,lol. You compare the threaded fluid nozzle to the press fit of the Badger, like anything ther are pros and cons. Like you say, using a wrench to remove the fluid nozzle is a bit inconvenient. However, the threaded style helps ensure perfect fluid nozzle and needle alignment. With that said it's appreciated that you mention the quality of the machining of parts and positive interface of the wrench to the fluid nozzle.
When you bubble back I do recommend keeping the the needle cap on the airbrush. The bubble back effect won't be compromised and ensures the needle remains protected. When using the crown cap I gently pinch the crown cap between my thumb and index finger to create a similar seal and bubble back that way. Again the needle remains protected.
It's great that you show the trigger stop feature. For general coverage and semi fine line work it does the job nicely. However, when doing fine line work I do recommend developing a good hand eye coordination. With a lot of paint companies going to water based acrylics these days these paints are often susceptible to tip dry issues. So with the trigger stop turned down that much, paint performance may suffer. Every so often I have to "goose" the trigger with a full shot of paint to avoid negative fine line performance with these types of paint. Doing this helps expel paint that's starting to tip dry and introduces fresh paint into the nozzle needle interface. A good way to practice fine line work is to get 3x5 note cards and try to do a fine line over the ruled lines on the card. You will get some wiggle as that is natural (we all have a heart beat) but it helps develop your hand/eye coordination.
Lastly, and I see this in some of the comments, Grex does make corresponding fan caps for the .3mm, .5mm and .7mm needles. The fan caps are sold individually as well as in kit format similar to what you describe in the video. We do recommend the fan cap be matched with the appropriate size needle and fluid nozzle for optimal performance.
Overall a great video and thank you for your effort. If you have any questions please feel free to reach out to us or me directly-
info@grexusa.com
or
bryant.dunbar@grexusa.com
Thanks for the great feedback. You'd you be willing to send me a fan cap set for testing here on my channel? I'm on a mission to test everything for the hobby including more airbrushes by your company.
Please let me know if we can work something out. Robert Aka Barbatos Rex
@@barbatosrex9473 Sorry for the delayed response. Shoot me an email (see my post) and we'll go from there.
Love the reviews. I started with airbrush in Art College. It turned out not to be something I was not interested in making marks with but I know my way around an airbrush. 40 years later I added an airbrush station to my studio for facilitating costume and prop parts. I paid the minimum for a decent compressor with a tank and got a crap airbrush in the deal. Now that I’ve familiarized again with the process the airbrush is inconsistent and annoying. I know the upscale brands well but because the airbrush is an occasional tool I would like any advise towards an economical but efficient upgrade. Thanks.
Get the .5 needle and .5 fan cap. It clear coats amazing. Need to bump up the air pressure with the fan cap. Also sprays primers great too.
Oh yeah I'll be getting that set for sure. I was going to try the 0.7mm but was told I'd need a bigger compressor. Plus I think the 0.5mm should do the trick. Thanks
@@barbatosrex9473 air supply is definitely a concern even with the .5 cap and needle. But when you get it the variables figured out it is so worth it though. I have the Creos .3 that you recommend which is awesome and the Grex for blasting clears/primers/large surfaces. Between those two I can get everything painted that I need. Not going to lie the .2 Creos is pretty tempting.
@@Repairman87 I collect airbrushes now like I collect model kits 😉
Great review, I've had my eye on a trigger type for a while now. Did that one come with a Fan Cap? Thanks again, have a great day.
-David
Hi love your review videos. Im very new to airbrushing and I am learning a lot from your work. Would this work with one of the cordless compressors. I purchased the basic Noname compressor from spray gunner
i have both the tritium tg5 and the genesis xgi3 that i got from spraygunner during their sale, but honestly im not too impressed by them. i still prefer my gsi creos airbrushes over them since they atomize better. i do like that needles and nozzles are interchangeable between both models tho. the magnetic tips are meh, i find that they get knocked off easily while removing them from my airbrush holder and also get stuck inside my spray pot while flushing. also they both spray a lot more air like u mentioned. they feel like they spray around 25-30 psi when set at my regular working pressure of 18 so i tone it down to 12 psi instead, otherwise my compressor runs almost frequently. overall theyre ok but definitely overpriced, would only recommend if you can get them on sale.
Did you tried the Vic Hobby paints? I'm using the for brush painting and now I would like to try with an airbrush but they do not ship the thinner to my country. Do you know if it can be used with Vallejo thinner?
Hey Rex, Chris here.........terrific review of the Grex airbrush!!!!! I watched the video a few times though & I'm not sure if I noticed what PSI U were running the compressor at. I build scale model cars & I ONLY like trigger style airbrushes & I think I'm ready to move up 2 a better quality airbrush. Would U also agree that the TG3 is an appropriate size for using it on scale model cars? Would U also agree that the fan cap is the way 2 go 2 use as well???? Any info is appreciated....thanks much!!!!!!
How do you set up your camera to film in first person perspective like that? Do you mount your camera to your desk somehow?
Hi, what are the real differences with the trigger XGi3 model? If there are ... And what do you recommend the 0.5mm nozzle for? Some use it for automotive primer and clear 2K. Thanks.
i see this airbrush comes in a side feed version, are side feed airbrush on par with the top feed?
I would like to try a trigger airbrush. I have shaky hands do to a med I have to take for thyroid cancer, wondered if it would reduce my shaking I have to find creative ways to model...lol
Great review. You mentioned more paints coming out in your line-up. Are you going to do a pure acrylic line of paints? Thanks
After the enamels I'll have some airbrush ready lacquers and then after that we are developing an acrylic line up
Awesome. Looking forward to that! Have a great day.
Still one of the best places to get info. Question though. I was thinking getting this and poss kit. Can you do wooden flags. Fairly large….or too small? Wondering if these small paint jars have enough in them to cover wooden American flag
Grex has a similar model that has a large paint cup. Like around a half pint or so.
Mr Barbatos do you have to clean youre hobby room from dust every day or how often? I have problems with dust there is too many things in my room and dust kicks up from the floor or other shelves while I walk. I try to vacum clean and remove dust from spraybooth athleast one day a week but it does not always help. Dust in the paint is wery annoying.
One day a week is not often enough. I have to vacum my apartment two days a week, more if I build something. If you live in dusty area (eg. next to bussy road) vacum cleaner will be your favourite tool :)
@@randomnickify Thanks I try to do it twice if I am painting. Luckyly I dont live next to busy road. However my city is dusty because of iron production. Its not as bad as before but they are planning to buy a area close to me and I hope that dont happen because it will also destroy beutiful nature.
Get a air purifier I run one twice the square feet of my room works great :)
Where did you get the Gunze GSI Mr.Hobby Aqueous Surfacer #1000 (40ml) in a jar? Ive been looking for them for a longtime now. I saw this with your new paints in the background.
Www.gundampros.com
Tell them Barbatos Rex sent you
Do you use a separate airbrush for metallics only?
That Grex covers so well and so quickly compared to my Procon Boy 0.3. It seems so versatile in the control of the spray pattern. A winner but a bit expensive. How do you think it compares with the Badger 105 with a 0.5 needle? Thanks for another great review but you are costing me heaps lol.
It's a no Brainer as far as cost goes, the Patriot is awesome at $80. This one is currently $178, a hundred dollar difference is tough for many to swallow for sure.
@@barbatosrex9473 Thanks Rex. Unfortunately the Grex here in Australia is around $275A so May have to look at the patriot down the track. Cheers
Ironic that you uploaded this test video today. Just saw this brand at my local Hobby Town earlier. They offered a whole set that came with the compressor, the hose, a quick release, trigger brush with handle, 3 or maybe 4 different cups and several other items for a little over $400.00. There was also a slightly smaller bundle for around $380.00.
Yes, not cheap but their compressors are great too. And if you need everything you can't go wrong with that set
@@barbatosrex9473 Glad I know that now thanks to your videos. I'm gonna try and pick up the bundle. Your videos really have helped steer me toward some excellent products, paints, and tools since I got back into Gunpla back in July. Thanks for that!
@@geo0711 FYI: Grex customer and parts support is excellent! Parts are reasonably priced too.
Did you ever consider reviewing the Hobby Mio dust collector from Robot Kai? Looks like it would be good when sanding Resin Parts or plastic in general.
I have a dust collector here I was going to test. Nail salons use them. I do like the Hobby Mio one though 👍
@@barbatosrex9473 I was also thinking that. Some of the ones on Amazon are good, but some are not. The advantage of the Hobby Mio one is that it stands up so it doesn't need to be worked over the fan, but in front of it. The Hobby Mio seems to be in the price range of all the others which is around $70. Issues that customers have is how well the fan works at removing dust and the motor being too loud. Maybe the more powerful ones have to be loud to provide enough suction to work right.
Hello, after the countless tests you have done and given your experience, which airbrushes do you think are best for those who assemble 1/24 plastic and resin kits and especially use primers, lacquers, basecoat and 2k automotive? Do you think it is better to use more airbrushes for each type of paint so as to avoid reactions especially with clear 2K? Thanks
I would go with a Badger Patriot 105. It will spray each of those perfectly. I use mine for everything you say including 2K Urethane clears. It's super easy to clean so that's not a problem. I build 1/24 car kits and I use it on those almost exclusively. Get this one here because it comes with the adapter you'll need for the compressor.
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Hello, i found patriot 105 and 105 CS, but i didn't understand the difference. Do you know it?
I paint a lot of large scale, (1/12th and larger), model car bodies and was looking at this airbrush. It has a fan cap that can be added and that would allow for a larger spray area over the standard cap.
I was hoping to see a spray pattern with this one. From what I could tell, it is no different than any other airbrush.
Do you have plans to get, and feature, the fan cap?
I have the TG5 and the fan cap kit and use it a lot (for large scale models) . It is definitely worth the extra cash, however using the larger fan cap nozzle requires more air (flow as opposed to pressure) than some airbrush compressors can deliver, so make sure your setup can deliver the higher CFM requirements. You can get around the CFM flow requirement by buying an extra air tank and using as a reservoir to supplement it. The air compressor that I have is an 1/8 hp setup with a small tank (pretty much the same compressor sold under many brand names. ) I purchased a 10 gal tank and piped in parallel with the other tank before the air regulator so both tanks feed the air brush. When running the TG5 with fan cap I can supply the brush with enough flow to operate correctly with a bonus that now I can get a in more than 15 minutes of constant air feed to the brush under high flow conditions before the air compressor cuts in !!!!
I could have bought a larger capacity air compressor but this one is so quiet; the larger ones were louder. Everything in engineering requires some sort of compromise to meet the set of circumstances at hand.
Have fun painting :)
@@whiterose7055. I am a mechanic and have a lot of air tools. So I'm sure my compressor can handle it. Thanks for the help.
From USA
Hello! I have a question. My compressor works, but the arrow stands on zero and does not move. It's something related to pressure. The last time I used the compressor a year ago and everything was well. What am I doing wrong? What can be the reason? My compressor is from Grex's company. Thanks
I've never tried a Grex compressor but it could just be your pressure gauge. Call Grex customer service, they're located in the US, they should have an answer but it might be that
Ok, thanks@@barbatosrex9473
I still use my testor aztek
I had a huge Aztek collection. I still have a few of them, brand new in the package too. I started off with one. Love those to this day
Barbatos, have you reviewed or tested the GSI Creos Procon Boy PS-290? If so, what are your thoughts? Thanks
I have one. A 0.5mm and it comes with the fan cap as an extra. Good airbrush. Not as comfortable and it goes through paint like crazy. It's great for clear coats.
Good news, the PS-290 is on sale at Spray Gunner now for only $104, awesome airbrush for that price. See it here
spraygunner.com?aff=10
@@barbatosrex9473 Their website shows it at $130. To me still a pretty good airbrush for that price. I wanted an airbrush for the sole purpose of spraying large patterns for use on my 1/25 scale semi tractor trailers (current project that I'm also lighting it up with fiber optics), and 1/48 scale large aircraft (in the que is the B-29, B-58, and the AC-130). My Iwata Revolution is a .5mm like this, but the spray pattern isn't that large and it gets dry tip like crazy when doing large surfaces. The fan cap for the 290 is a selling point for me.
@@clarenceobert5860 click on On Sale, Discounted or Used link. Left hand side Scroll down. They also sell a fan cap for the Grex too
@@barbatosrex9473 Thank you. Found it and ordered it (along with an extra needle). I was going to get the Tooty Compressor with tank, but that will have to wait. I have a serviceable compressor now, but need the larger spray pattern airbrush now. 🙂 P.S. The 4e paint shaker is a godsend. So good, thanks for that review and recommendation.
Will the grex Gxi5 be good for primers and glossy coats like 2K… I know you recommended badger, but there’s people on Amazon reviews saying that they seem like the ones there getting are cheap replicas of the actual badger and spray gunner is out of stock So was thinking grex maybe would that be a good choice instead
Yes the Grex GX5 is great for that. I love mine. And the Sparmax 0.5mm I tested tonight is great for thet too.
. Here's the link to the Grex
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@@barbatosrex9473 thanks bro much appreciated
@@barbatosrex9473 whoops I meant XGI5 not gxi lol
Would you recommend this for painting Gundam?
I do. I really like this airbrush. Very comfortable too. Here's the link to the one in this video
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Good review, I can do without the extra cups and caps, magnets seem like a gimmick. Nice airbrush.
These companies are always looking to add a little something extra to set them apart from the other companies. But overall a very nice airbrush
Thanks. I think they are made in Wisconsin, American made....correction: made in Taiwan, American company. Its Badger that is made in US
Dwight the grex airbrush is made in Taiwan designed in USA
Yeah, Badger are out of a suburb in Chicago. They machine everything on-site with a lifetime warranty. Anything goes wrong, you just pay the shipping and they'll take care of it. I absolutely love their products, and their Sotar is a dream. I do wish they had some trigger options because some of the priming sessions my fingers would love that.
@@Philtho I have the Sotar, Krome and Extreme Patriot for upcoming reviews
Barbatos the handle of thr Grex dont fit the Gsi creos trigger airbrush unfortunately.
its the iwata grip that fits the GSI creos not Grex
@@Alexkahaner I know
@@Alexkahaner I got some of the guys on spraygunner to test it for me and valve system is to different.
So airbrushes with handle is single action?
No the grex are actually dual action..pull half way you get air...pull more you add paint...there are indents so you can really fell it nicely
Who sells it in the UK
This place will ship it to you
spraygunner.com?aff=10
160 usd + 70 usd postage from the UK far too much money
Plastic spoons are being phased out, you need to find replacement :)