Jeff Webb on wed 17 jul 96
I'm looking into an airbrush for glaze/stain applications. Any
recommendations?
CaroleER@aol.com on thu 18 jul 96
In a message dated 96-07-18 00:14:51 EDT, you write:
>I'm looking into an airbrush for glaze/stain applications. Any
>recommendations?
>
>
I've been using our Wagner sprayer. No air compressor and no problems - so
far!! It's the most expensive model that sprays stains and varnishes as well
as latex and oil based paints.
Carole Rishel
Bastrop, TX
CaroleER@aol.com
Timothy Dean Malm on thu 18 jul 96
I've been using a Paauche H series airbrush for 20+ years. It has no bells
and whistles. It's single action, meaning it's on or off, no line
variation by trigger. The tip is large enough to allow for underglazes and
oxides and is very easy to clean. I'm sure there are other brushes of
equal value but I've chosen to stay with this one. Cost is always a
concern, but this model runs less than $75.(usually).
Tim Malm
On Wed, 17 Jul 1996, Jeff Webb wrote:
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> I'm looking into an airbrush for glaze/stain applications. Any
> recommendations?
>
Derryl Craddock on thu 18 jul 96
I am currently trying out a airbrush called the "CRITTER" It is essentially
an atomizer, since it is an external mix. It is great for glazes. The best
part is that the container is a Ball Jar which is easily interchangeable. It
is about 55.00.
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