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Old 11-10-2006   #1 (permalink)
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hey guys, i am fairly new to airbrushing and im looking at getting a new airbrush for some more artistic type stuff...i work primarily with automotive solvent based base coat paints and do custom painting on motorcycles, snowmobiles, cars, etc....i already have a nice dual action syphon airbrush but i am looking for something that i can get a little more detail with (gravity feed preferably) and do more of the airbrushing instead of the usual flame shadowing stuff i use my current brush for...
i have been looking at 2 different brushes..
tthis grex XG
and this iwata kustom CS

http://coastairbrush.com/proddetail.asp?prod=K9300

which one would be better for me? or is there a better one out there for me? i leaning twords the grex because of it being $75 less..but if the iwata is substancially better i will go for that...any help is appreciated! thanks!!
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You can go to the flea market and buy some off brand wrench made in China or you can go to Sear's (craftsman) or Snap On and buy a quality tool the decision is yours.
Myself I don't like busting my knuckles when the cheap off brand wrench breaks.

Iwata is the Sear's (craftmans), Snap On quailty tool in the form of an airbrush. http://www.dixieart.com/Eclipse.html
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ditto on what don said....IF your serious, there is no point in learning with a brush that doesnt work well.....you will have to learn all over again when you get a good one....jmho
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so grex is junk? is the iwata brush i had a link to a good brush for me? or is there a better model? thanks!!!

and btw, where is the best, most reliable place to purchase the iwata brush?

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If you are in the states, the site Don posted has always had the best prices. I have been using them for over 2 years with no issues other than the occational out of stock item. I always call the 800 number and talk to a real person rather than using the Online ordering. Sometimes this takes a while to get someone. There are only a couple of people on phones so you get a recorder. Keep trying you will get someone!
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thanks!...so should i go for the iwata kustom cs?
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