Airbrush

[SKTprodigy]

Im starting to paint my own crankbaits.  What is a good airbrush kit to use?

[Fishwhittler]

This is the setup I use: Master G22 Airbrush & Compressor.  I've had it for several months and I'm very pleased with it. 

Hope this helps.

Ben

[Bass XL]

This is the setup I use: Master G22 Airbrush & Compressor. I've had it for several months and I'm very pleased with it.

Hope this helps.

Ben

Looks like a solid setup

[jbass]

Check out this site.http://www.airbrushcity.com/ They have lots to offer.

[Shaggy_1081]

check out the gx207 from airbrush city its a great starter brush

[SKTprodigy]

Looks like ill be making a purchase soon!

[bbf]

Fishwhittler, in the G22 specs it says it can spray hairline to 2" spray pattern. When it states hairline how accurate is this? Would the G222 be a better purchase because of the .2 needle? Thanks for your help in this matter.

[Fishwhittler]

Fishwhittler, in the G22 specs it says it can spray hairline to 2" spray pattern. When it states hairline how accurate is this? Would the G222 be a better purchase because of the .2 needle? Thanks for your help in this matter.

I've had no problem spraying fine lines with a .3 needle, although I've never tried to spray a line as fine as a hair (if that's even possible; it might be, but I'm nowhere near good enough to do it).  More depends on the ability of the painter than on what the brush is capable of.  If you have a .3 needle, practicing with it will enable you to spray finer lines than just getting a .2 needle to start with.  With that said, it would be possible to spray finer lines with a .2 needle, no question about it.  If you think the three needles are worth the extra price, I'd say go for it.  I intend to get the .5 and .2 needles myself sometime, but right now I don't see the need to spend the $20 or so it would cost.

Hope this helps.

Ben