Airbrush Kit Dual Action Spray Gun, Air Brush for Painting Set with 0.3, 0.2, 0.5mm Needles/Nozzles/Air Cap, 1/3 oz Paint Cup, Air Hose, for Tattoo Nail, Makeup, Model, Art Hobby Painting

I was a little gun shy due to the price and general reputation of Chinese made anything, but for $30.00 bucks, I decided to roll the dice. I’m glad I did. Packaging was very good, and included a bunch of goodies that were worth the money on their own merit e.g. hose, water trap, quick connect, along with two extra needles with nozzles and caps. I mean go to your local Hobby Lobby or Michaels and those combined items will easily exceed $30.00 dollars. Now to the airbrush itself, it’s basically a copy of an Iwata Micron which typically runs north of $400-500 dollars. Well, I have a couple of older Iwata’s and I do enjoy painting with them, but it really sucks when you have to replace something e.g., a nozzle or trigger or even a needle, everything is stupid expensive. Anyway, I hooked this bad boy up to my compressor, and started testing it out. Bottom line it works very well. I was especially impressed with the atomization and the ability to paint very fine lines. I’m currently working on a portrait, and this airbrush performed flawlessly with a variety of different grade paints. I used actual airbrush paint in conjunction with some cheap thinned down Apple Barrel from Walmart, and it ate everything.Just remember, this is a tool and you have to learn how to use it correctly. That means you have to clean and maintain it. Otherwise, you’re going to be in for a lot of headaches. This applies to all airbrushes regardless of manufacturer. I felt that the RJ-Global Airbrush was made of decent quality materials and workmanship, and I wouldn’t hesitate for a second to buy another one. In fact, I probably will.

More than I expected with this kit. It is a professional level kit with many features not found in other airbrush's.The only drawback is instructions did not come with it. A parts listing did so there is that. There are videos on line that show you how to use but if you are not familiar with the functions it pays to play around with the settings using plain water to get the correct air pressure, feed and diameter of the spray out of the nozzle.Highly Recommend.

Everyone says "avoid cheap Chinese airbrushes". Well.....this one was a real bargain and works very well indeed. Worked well right out of the box. Very fine spray patterns possible. No real problems so far. I've been using it heavily for a few weeks. It took a little getting used to. I normally use Iwata and tamiya airbrushes. This one isn't as good, but it's almost as good and costs a fraction of those.Not for beginners but well worth a try.

I got a good spray pattern with this all the way down to fine lines so I'm not complaining. Feels like an Iwata but you do notice some janky-nes in the quality. There is one part the needle slides into that feels like it should tighten but it just kinds jiggles around. The installed needle is very easy to bend so do not take the guard off unless you are super careful. I think it should last a long time and if it doesn't, I'll just buy another one. I think I'm done spending 200+ per Iwata.

Really nice tool for painting. Easy to clean & practically nothing left to buy but compressed and paint!

I was replacing my Pasche and thought I'd give this brand a try. It LOOKS like it could get the job done but after trying it out, disassembling, cleaning and reassembling it twice, trying the different needles, it proved to be totally unusable. I've been using an airbrush for decades and I've never seen anything perform so poorly. I could barely get thinner through it much less paint. Buy a Pasche, you'll thank yourself for it later.

My son and his wife do a craft night together where they paint pics on canvas.So I thought what the heck let them try airbrushing, so I got this for my sons b-day present. He was really excited to try it out. The kit is nice and comes with extra parts that you would normally have to buy, so BONUS there ! Just buy it and enjoy it. Look up airbrushing how-to's on YOUTUBE, there are a ton of them and they really help you understand how to use it properly.

It is a good deal for what you get