Enriquez, Eric (EEnriquez@hatch.ca)
Fri, 2 Jun 2000 08:44:23 -0400
John,
I have not seen a Mr. Pro as I still use my trusty Badger single action
internal mix and a newer cheep Testors Aztec but I can tell you that since I
borrowed my brother-in-laws compressor, I enjoy painting with airbrush much
more that hand painting.
Top and bottom feed are only the way the paint is mixed with the air. Top
feed uses gravity as a help and bottom feed relies on suction to draw up the
paint.
-----Original Message-----
From: John Tay [mailto:webcaster99@yahoo.com]
Sent: Friday, June 02, 2000 2:03 AM
To: gundam@aeug.org
Subject: [gundam] airbrush model & type
HI,
I've a couple of HG kits. I'm now ready to go into
airbrush to prepare myself for MG kits.
I've looked around my area & found the following model
& type of airbrushes which i have no idea which one to
change. I hope anyone have experience with the below,
give me some guidelines & pros & cons of it. The
maintenance & durability :
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Mr. Procon Boy Double Action
(Hose/Cock) PS-264
Mr. Procon GMW3 Double Action
(Hose/Cock) PS-262
Mr. Pro-SPRAY MK-2 (single action i think)
(Hose) PS-153
Mr. Pro_SPRAY MK-1
Mr. Pro-SPRAY MK-3
==========================================
Also, one more question, what's the different bet. top
feed & bottom feed? & what's the catch bet them??
Hope to get some feedbacks from all of u. Cos i wanna
buy one of them soon..
Thanks
John
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