Airbrush

Decorating By momma28 Updated 19 Jun 2014 , 3:36pm by 2txmedics

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mike83 Posted 14 Sep 2010 , 8:53pm
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As an update, I just received an email back from badger about the airbrush I received from my friend. Suprisingly after asking about a replacement airbrush they sent me step by step instructions to taking apart, cleaning, and reassembling the airbrush for use on cakes even after being used for nail decorting. I would have thought they would want to make more money by selling me a new airbrush. So my advice for anyone who has a used airbrush would be to contact the manufacturer on possible cleaning before buying anything new. icon_smile.gif

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Mrs_O Posted 13 Oct 2010 , 9:06pm
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Hello. I just received my Aztek a4709 and my compressor. I got the 40 PSI from harbour freight that everyone in talking about. This is supposed to connect with no other adapter but for some reason I am having trouble. I cant figure out what attaches to the airbrush. It doesnt want to press on OR screw on. Maybe I am just doing something wrong here. Airbrush newbie needs help asap PLEASE!

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Airbrushnewbee Posted 14 Feb 2013 , 11:23pm
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AHi all.i live in dubai and I am planning on buying an airbrush system.i found something for 59 $ on uscakesupply.com they have low cost stuff... I have no idea about anything at all.to save on the delivery charges I am ordering it while my bro is still in usa.n I have less than a weeks time to decide what I should go for.please h3lp me.something convinient not v3ry expensive. If anything goes wrong returning it would b3 abigger task.keeping this is mind please help m3 buy one.thanks you all

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akaivyleaf Posted 18 Jun 2014 , 4:34pm
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I just want to add my thanks to to this thread.  Though it is old it has been most helpful and confirmed my decision to purchase an airbrush and compressor.  I went with the Harbor Freight Central Pneumatic oilless airbrush compressor and it works perfectly for my airbrush.  I went with the Iwata brand purchased from my local art supply store.  Not a lot of noise with the compressor, it fills to the desired PSI, cuts off and holds it position quite well without kicking back on.

 

Now to get more practice - I see some free cakes in my friend's futures. :)

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2txmedics Posted 19 Jun 2014 , 3:36pm
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This is the one I have and I was very new to airbrushing and cakes, but I love mine!!!! I use the pen in the middle I believe its the G22 alot....I find it easy to work with and this is where I got it also:

 

http://www.tcpglobal.com/itemdetail_AB.aspx?itemno=ABD+KIT-SP7B-20

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