Kathleen Weiler on thu 29 jun 00
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If anyone has a second to mention your experience with this. Since it
costs over $100 I want to be sure it does what it says before I lay
out hard earned cash. For detail applications I usually use paint
brushes.
I already have airbrushes but I do not want to turn a glaze into an
"airesol." This "Airpen" appears to solve that dilema.
I found this at this website:
http://www.silkpaint.com/airpen/airpendetail.htm
Below is what the ad says, for anyone who wants to read the claims.
To me it sounds too good to be true.
Kathleen W
in So. Cal.
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"Draw long flowing lines and fine details without squeeze bottles or
brushes. Draw fine lines with thick mediums. The AirpenŽ prevents
hand fatigue and is ideal for arthritic hands and carpal tunnel
syndrome."
"Use the AirpenŽ for: craft paints, glues, acrylics, enamels, oil
paints, icings and sugar art, latex, automotive paints, sealants,
ceramic glazes, clay slip, underglazes, overglazes, china paint,
assembly fluids, model paints, liquid leading, liquid polymer clay,
ink, nail polish, adhesives, henna designs, eggery."
"The AirpenŽ comes fully equipped with all accessories and is built
for years of trouble-free use. Accessories: Interchangeable applicator
tips of assorted sizes for thick to thin lines, a 110-volt diaphragm
air pump to provide the required air pressure through the 6-foot air
line, six Quick-ChangeT Cartridge Assemblies, convenient cartridge
holder and air pump rest, cleaning plungers and storage caps for each
cartridge. The AirpenŽ housing features a patented venturi system for
precise control of flow and drip-free operation. Air bubbles, skips
and blobs are eliminated."
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