Gravity fed single action

[blackandwhite]

Im trying to figure out which is a good one to use. Ive got a paasche H set that I use for 'mass' sprays as well as my bodys. But Im wanting something that I can just put a little bit of paint into and do some finer things, not to mention having a second gun is never a bad thing

I cant seem to find many at what seems a reasonable price, let alone know how big the mm size tip is prior to using it.

Any input is appreciated

[Chief Joseph]

Iwata has really nice single-action, gravity-fed Revolutions that are not too badly priced for the quality:

http://www.iwata-medea.com/products/iwata-airbrushes/revolution/

And you can find the knock-off's on eBay for about 1/4 the price of the real thing or less.

Have you tried the metal paint cup that attaches to your Paasche H?

[Don Wheeler]

The Badger 200G is a really nice single action gravity fed for fine work. You can see my review here. It comes with either a .25 or .50mm nozzle.

Don

[blackandwhite]

I've used the cup but the paint at the bottom of the cup is always a pain to get especially by the weld. I've got plenty of qtips and thinner.

That badger looks nice. Looking into the iwatas right now

[935k3]

I just bought a Iwata Revolution CR and I love it. It is a double action. Read the reviews on Amazon. The single action is the Revolution SAR but it is siphon(jar) feed. Don't be afraid of the double action it's not that hard to learn and in the long run it is much more versatile. You also might look at this http://www.chicagoairbrushsupply.com/iwrem2grfeai.html

Edited April 29, 2014 by 935k3

[William S.]

Try the Iwata Neo CN dual action, it comes with a .35mm neddle and nozzle. 42 dollars with 40% coupon at Hobby lobby. Check out Docter crankys review on you tube.

[Harry P.]

If what you're looking for is more control, you need a dual-action airbrush. Even the best single-action can't offer the control of even the cheapest dual-action airbrush.

[Mike_G]

You can use a DA airbrush in SA mode by presetting the needle to dispense the amount of paint you want without pulling back on the lever.

[blackandwhite]

after reading reviews and for the price it seems like I will be aquiring the neo. anyone with first hand input on it would help with some of the more 'problem' areas of the airbrush

thanks