Paasche Airbrush H-Set Single Action Siphon Feed Airbrush Set , Red

Fast and friendly service!

I have been using this model airbrush for plastic models and finer surfaces on r/c flying models. Same basic, reliable model airbrush. much better box! Works well with enamels and acrylics for plastic models, dope and lacquers for the flying models.My last H model survived for years before the fit became flaky following who knows how many cleanings.

Never used an airbrush, and the Paasche H a blast. Little more to it then a spray paint can but so worth it. I use the largest diameter, to allow for random mixes of paint to flow better. I have pushed tons of crappy paint through this thing. If the color is too thick, thin, it down and maybe crank up the pressure. Don't overthink it!I have sprayed with it for about six different sessions, testing all sorts of paint and coating tons of parts for my humble CNC woodshop side hustle. The pieces getting covered have detail and depth, making it hard to use rattle cans without wrecking every other part. Not to mention, spray painting outside is just not going to work in the middle of a midwest winter.I purchased this one specifically for how easy it is to use, clean, and overall less can go wrong compared to a dual-action airbrush. Cleaning paint off anything is not a glorious job, but with the right solvent, it's easy. Careful not to wreck your kitchen sink with some paint thinner, trust me, I'm on my second sink in 2 years.The hard to reach spots are virtually impossible to hit with a rattle can, often ruins part, and weather makes it impossible to spray outside. I have shot paint with Createx, cheap acrylic mixes, and even got oil-based paint to work.I really went overboard and built a small spray booth with a powerful fan and vented directly outside. You have to use a chemically rated face mask with filter changes. (Dust masks do NOT work) I have found acrylic-based alternatives to all my coating materials and only apply solvent-based stains by hand. VOC's bad, VOC's misted into the air, not good.Paasche has been around for a long time directly out of WI, as learned from the manual, always nice to see.Hope This Helps! I was NOT paid or sponsored to write this review in any way!

I use it to touch up cabinet refinishing jobs.

I was upset to find the package was not sealed, and the inner plastic pack of spare parts had been torn open by hand before shipping! Paasche responded that nothing in the photo appears to be missing however, so all should be OK. I will be using it next weekend.

This was perfect! It came overnight just in time for a job!

I'm a newbie to this art but, my past history suggested I get a Paasche, as I've known other folks who do this for a living and that's their choice. Pretty much everything you need comes in the kit, sans the paint itself. I have tried some water-based dyes, which work OK but, have decided I'm going to give the real deal paints a shot so, ordered some of those. I'm primarily using it as "mixed media" with some woodworking I do. With practice, I have no doubt this will turn the trick for me. If it doesn't, it's NOT the fault of the airbrush!Also, VERY important to note: I had a slight issue with the unit and contacted Paasche and received a reply from Chuck within a day. We agreed on what replacement part it may need and he'd send it out to me. In less than 48hrs., I have the part in-hand! Truth be told, I have TWO of the parts! And yes, it took care of my issue(s)! Chuck clearly went above and beyond my expectations and Paasche has a return customer for ANY of my airbrush needs! (Just ordered my second Paasche yesterday, the Talon, before I even knew the Customer Service was "over the top"!)Recommended? A resounding YES to both, the airbrush and to the Paasche Customer Service!

Excellent quality and exactly as described