Any paint, ink or dye with the proper viscosity should flow nicely through the airbrush.  An airbrush user has the option to use a fluid paint and add an appropriate additive until it atomizes correctly or to use a premixed...

If you plan using your airbrush regularly, most likely you will want to invest in an airbrush compressor… Airbrush Compressors are the most common air source for airbrush users. If you plan to continue using your airbrush most likely you will...

The airbrush is a tool that provides artists and artisans with enormous advantages and convenience. From illustrators performing at the highest level of realism, to make-up artists creating HD ready seamless applications, to T-shirt artists rapidly producing of eye-popping custom...

A top‑trigger airbrush and a pistol‑style airbrush may spray paint the same way, but they feel completely different in the hand. In choosing one over the other it could all come down to what you value more: control or comfort?...

When a smooth running airbrush is the goal, a little lubrication in the right places will get you there. Airbrush lubricant is specially designed to minimize friction and keep all those moving parts gliding effortlessly. When you use it correctly,...

Bubbling in the airbrush cup can be really frustrating, but the good news is it’s a common issue—and usually an easy one to fix once you know what to look for. Most of the time, it comes down to a...