The Airbrush Co

5 recommendations and reviews from 5 people

• Referral from October 18, 2017
  

  Jacen B. asked:

  Alright painters, need some advice again. I've been using a Iwata Neo dual-action gravity feed for a few months (less than 90 days according to Amazon). I've been through TWO. Each time, there's been issues with the nozzle breaking off into the body (once was my fault, hence another, the second was a friend who I had asked to take a look who uses Iwata stuff), and I've heard horror stories about people trying to get their Neo (or Revolution, which apparently has a screw in nozzle as well) fixed, so I'm looking elsewhere. I've been recommended the Badger Patriot 105 as well as Iwata's Eclipse model. Does anyone else have any other recommendations? Cost isn't a huge issue, I'd just rather have a floating nozzle and something easier to clean.

  

  Rob C. replied:

  I had a very long discussion with the sales people from airbrushes.com before buying an Iwata (Revolution CR) and the Neo was discussed. Basically the conversation went along the lines of "If you buy a Neo then don't remove the nozzle because it is very brittle and will fail if you don't treat it with an extreme amount of respect" They suggested either the Sparmax or CR would be a better purchase. It is a known issue with the Neo adn some retailers will not exchange a Neo with a broken nozzle.

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• Referral from March 5, 2016
  

  Jeff B. asked:

  Who sells Iwata compressors in Europe? Please and thanks..

  

  James R. replied:

  Airbrushes.com

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• Referral from December 22, 2015
  

  David M. asked:

  Ok folks bit of an odd airbrush question here! Does anyone know of anywhere in the UK (east Anglia preferred but could stretch out a bit more if needs be) that offers courses/taster sessions on using airbrushes for model painting? Preferably somewhere that provides the airbrush for the session (id bring the models) and runs meaningful tutorials? I would like to try it with a look to buying one but I don’t want to spend loads out on kit until I have actually given it a go and seen if I can get on with it! cheers

  

  Richard F. replied:

  Airbrushes.com do good courses, though they're are based in Lancing, so it means going round/through London.

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• Referral from November 20, 2014
  

  Michael G. asked:

  Anyone know of a model shop that stocks bodyshell airbrush paint. Cml don't seem to stock much of a range

  

  John C. replied:

  Airbrushes.com and Everything Airbrush do Createx and Auto Air paints. Perfect for shells and pretty much the only brand I use.

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• Referral from October 9, 2014
  

  Dean E. asked:

  Hi guys and gals does anyone know where I can buy wicked white as sm designs don't have it on web site anymore

  

  Danni A. replied:

  Airbrushes.com

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