Master AirbrushModel G22 Multi-Purpose Dual-Action Gravity Feed Airbrush Set with a 0.3mm Tip and 1/3 oz. Fluid Cup - User Friendly, Versatile Kit - Spray Auto Graphics, Art, Crafts, Tattoos, Cake

I am an artist and this airbrush works great. It is very affordable.

lo use y esta supero bien pinta super bien me encanta

Edit: It was recommended to me to change the needle in the airbrush to see if that would help it out. That’s what I did, and I have to say that I think I got a bad needle in my airbrush when it was sent. Since changing the needle, this airbrush has become an excellent workhorse, and has quickly become one of my favorites. There is a lot of control that you can obtain once you have the brush in good working order. This is a great brush for a beginner, and more advanced artist who just needs a few more brushes in the collection. I still find it cumbersome to clean, but I’m needing to do that less now that the brush is in good working order. If you buy this brush, I do recommend picking up an extra set of needles or a cleaning rig to go with it. I feel your experience will be much more rewarding.I got about 6 hours of use from this airbrush before it decided to just not work anymore. The paint well is difficult to clean completely, and paint often gets stuck and dried up. I have completely disassembled this and cleaned any clogs, and dried interior paint, and it still won’t push paint through.If you’re in need of something that won’t last long, this is fine. But if you need something that’s going to last, then this isn’t it.

Got this one as a replacement for my last. Lasted about a year using every couple of weeks. As long as you keep it clean it will hold up without braking the bank how ever after about a year the lever stopped working

I used to be really into scale model aircraft building through my teenager years but I let that go only to come back to it 20 years later.I bought this airbrush after going to connect the master brand compressor to my Badger 250 for a project I was working on. When no fittings served to connect my 250 to the compressor and I exhausted the canned propellant I purchased the master brush.I wish I hadn't waited. It pairs with the compressor perfectly. I read the instructions put the little bit that it requires together and I was off to painting.It's really easy to control and it's perfect for the scale models I'm working on. It has a fantastic flow control which I don't super useful. A YouTube video explaining basic techniques was all it took to get back into painting. In fact, I'm better than before due largely to the master airbrush add compressor.It was a synch to clean and I stored it in the box it came in. I'm no pro but if recommend this to anyone trying to get into hobby airbrushing or reconnecting with it.

I use my airbrush mainly for painting small models. I love the airbrush for it's ease of use and entry cost into the hobby. It comes with a 0.3 needle, which is good for most things. IT will take a bit longer to prime a model, but it's good for detailing. My only complaint with the brush is that I had the nut that holds the needle in break. I was able to fix it, but I had to buy a replacement needle. Not sure if it was a failing in the metal or I just torqued it too tight. Either way, if you remove the nut that holds the needle in for cleaning or replacement, do not over-tighten it.All in all, I'm rather pleased with my purchase. It allowed me to learn more things for my hobby and to paint a little faster. I gave 4 stars for cleaning because my friends have other airbrushes and none of them are easy to clean.

I just returned to model building after many long years and decided to forego the old paint brush method. Since I am new to airbrushing I purchased the G22 for its claims of being for beginners, and I anticipated a learning curve. So I began with lessons on use and care from U-Tube and went to work. Started out OK then it just stopped working. Following instructions on U-Tube I learned how to disassemble, clean and reassemble and that’s where things went from bad to worse. From that point on it has never worked consistently. One day it worked fine, the next time, after a thorough cleaning, it would just spray air while the perfectly thinned paint remained in the cup. I even purchased a Master mini air compressor to replace my old compressor hoping that would solve the problem. Same result. One day good, the next day frustration…or start good then quit in the middle. I give up! Master states satisfaction or replacement/refund within year one. So far it has been just over a month. However, since it is just 2 days beyond 30, Amazon says too late for a refund!

I have several paint spray guns, but this is my first airbrush gun so I didn't want to spend a lot of money. I looked at several different brands and models before deciding on this one. I was a little concerned about it not having a fluid adjustment knob, but the way the trigger works, it allows you to control the amount of paint very well. I was able to hold it close and barely open the trigger to get a nice fine line, as well as hold it back at about 4" away with the trigger fully opened and get about 1/2" wide pattern.The automotive paint I used atomized very well and flowed out smoothly. I'm no artist, I am just using it for small autobody touchups, but I can't imagine needing anything any different or better than this.