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#112811 12/13/2004 5:51 PM
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Hello, My son is interested in getting into air bruishing. He has been painting in the garage for some time now. I thought that buying an air brush for him for chirstmas would be an idea. But what to buy? Iwata, Badger, Paasche, Thayer Chandler? What models? and is an small air compressor needed or could the shop air compressor be used?
Any comments suggestions?
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1940 1/2-ton (Uncle Willie\'s truck)

Thanks for the help so far fellow Bolters!
#112812 12/14/2004 11:36 AM
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thats a hard one if it was me id get a touch up gun so you could paint small items and do fine work unless hes just doing very fine art work you can hook a air brush to any compressor but the air has to be turned way down id get a name brand inturnal mix im no expert mainly paint cars for fun good luck

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hey kewl idea...i once had an airbrush ,,,painted everything in site..i had a badger at first,i guess a good beginer.but i later spent about a $100 on a paasche' i think it was a t-1000..it has been a while i ran it off of a small craftsman 1 hpr 7 gallon air compressor..(keeping it clean between use is the trick)..i started doing t-shirts..i never quit figured out the car paint thing though...hope this helps.........gary

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Thanks for the help guys... I ended up buying a Badger 150-4PK Pro Airbrush MD/HD $86 from Tower Hobbies. That seemed to be a real good deal. I saw similar ones for over a hundred.
I'm hoping that my son will get good enough to have his own TV show and make a lot of money and buy his old man a new truck... or a really nice old truck!!!


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Thanks for the help so far fellow Bolters!

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