Rhinowisdom Airbrush Kit with Compressor - Nail Airbrush Machine Airbrush for Nails Airbrush Gun kit, Portable Airbrushes Air Brush Set for Painting, Tattoo, Nail Art, Model Coloring, Makeup, Cake

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Since I am just beginning to figure out how to airbrush, some of the issues I have maybe due to my lack of knowledge and experience. I like the set, comes with 3 different sized containers for whatever medium you are using. Extremely handy when you don't want to break the creative flow to go rinse out the container to switch colors or you have a large project and need a lott of paint and don't want to have to constantly stop to refill. Lots of extras, like an extra nozzle, just in case, several cleaning brushes, an eyedropper for mixing colors or removing paint from the container so as not to waste. I'm disappointed in the instruction booklet, though. It's not very clearly written, almost like some parts wear left off. Especially when it comes to explaining how to use the trigger or the adjustment knob at the end of the pen to adjust the flow of medium and size of the spray. Good thing that assembling the airbrush is pretty simple and user friendly. Using a bit of common sense and I was able to figure out how it went together with out using the instructions. Those really need to be thrown away and redone from scratch, maybe by some one who speaks the language natively, rather than someone trying to translate from whatever they may have originally been written in. It also comes with a hose to attach the pen to the battery/compressor, but I was not overly thrilled by it. It is very tightly coiled and the kind of flexible plastic type material is so stiff that it causes the battery/compressor to fall over and get dragged all over the place. I found it was just easier to attach the pen directly to the battery/compressor, it is very lightweight and doesn't vibrate overly much. So, your hand won't become fatigued or go numb. I do wish that the battery lasted longer, it does charge up fully rather fast, probably around 45 minutes or so. However, I found mine runs out after an hour to an hour and 15 minutes of use, not continuous use. I think t he longest that I used it continuously was 30 minutes during a 4 hour project, and most of the time it was 10 to 15 minutes of use with 5 to 10 minutes breaks in use during that four hours. Not counting the time I had to stop to charge it up again. I have even tried letting it run completely out and then charge up overnight and still the longest amount of cumulative battery time was about 1 hours and 20 minutes of use. Otherwise, I am really pleased with this airbrush kit. Oh, and I am using it for crafts, miniatures and am considering it for makeup and cake decorating once I am more adept with it.

This is what I was looking for as for a compact version of an airbrush that you can take with you wherever you go. You really don't have to fumble around with hoses or a compressor. This eliminates that. It does though, come with a hose for getting into tight spaces if you need to do detail work.The unit charges up easily via USB-C. It's good that you don't have a compressor nearby that uses an electrical outlet. That's why this thing is so portable that you can fit it in your bag easily.The outer housing is well made and has a good grip to it on the battery/compressor handle. It's milled very well and has no imperfections. The anodization is done very well too. The chrome on the nozzle is flawless and shiny as well.Adjustments and nozzle cleaning are easily accessible by unscrewing certain housings and tips. It comes with cleaning brushes too. You'll have to provide your own solvents with cleaning lacquer types of paint though. If you're using acrylic or food grade dyes, then running through with water and spraying it will get rid of the dye/acrylic easily. But to double check, you'll still need to open up everything just to see if it was thoroughly cleaned.This is a good buy when you're doing nail art, plastic models, cake decorating, and whatever else you can come up with. I believe you can even touch up car paint with this as long as you have the matching colors for it. Other than that, just let your mind go free when it comes to the possible uses of this portable airbrush.

Cup is defective, pools product like a moat around the hole to the gun, has small donut shaped dip. Wastes product. The curly cord jerks the compressed around, needs a non-coiled cord. Could not get enough pressure in compressor to apply make up evenly, sputters and could hear and feel air pressure going high and low, even when not pulling trigger. Then the power button broke off inside the compressor with no way to turn it off, just ran until the power drained.