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Which Iwata would you reccomend: Revolution HP-CR, HP-C, or Eclipse HP-CS?

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Old 01-11-2006   #1 (permalink)
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Default Which Iwata would you reccomend: Revolution HP-CR, HP-C, or Eclipse HP-CS?

I've decided that I would like to purchase an Iwata. Several people have recommended them, they seem like very well-made and easy-to-use brushes, and I just get an overall good feeling about them.

Putting budget aside for the moment, I've come up with three brushes that seem as though they would fit my needs:

~Revolutoin HP-CR
~Revolution HP-C
~Eclipse HP-CS

Which one would you recommend for a beginner (albeit an artistic beginner)? I need a brush that is easy to use, easy to clean (this is important), and doesn't need replacements terribly often, and doesn't require a million add-ons.

I'm leaning strongly to the Revolution HP-CR because it is within my price range.

Hopefully this is the last time I'll need brand advice.

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Default Re: Which Iwata would you reccomend: Revolution HP-CR, HP-C, or Eclipse HP-CS?

Well, I'vegot the Revolution CR, and the Eclipse BCS. They're both great brushes for beginning! I don't think you're going to be disappointed with either of those. But I would still recommend the Eclipse for the reason of bottles! THey're so quick and easy to use. I actually use film canisters with the metal AB nipples screwed into the tops. Cheap, easy to clean, easy to mix with... But ultimatly <SP> the choice is yours. Good luck, and keep us posted...
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Default Re: Which Iwata would you reccomend: Revolution HP-CR, HP-C, or Eclipse HP-CS?

Eclipse......just slightly better atomization but if you re just starting you wont miss it!
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Default Re: Which Iwata would you reccomend: Revolution HP-CR, HP-C, or Eclipse HP-CS?

With the eclipse CS, if you just need a small amount of one color, you can put a few drops in. Less wasted paint, and cleaning.
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Default Re: Which Iwata would you reccomend: Revolution HP-CR, HP-C, or Eclipse HP-CS?

I to would start off with the cs and golden paint this combo is easy to start with the paint is ready to use a big + for us new-abers. maybe later on when you want to paint larger things get a bcs the cups are quick and great for bigger jobs when you need to paint more and switch colors. JMOI
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