Airbrush Kit with Air Compressor, Upgraded 34PSI Air Brush Gun Rechargeable Portable Cordless Air Brush Painting with 0.4mm Nozzle for Painting, Nail Art, Tattoo

This is a very good machine. Daughter in law used it to do various things, painting paper with effects, making names on paper and painting nails as well. I really like the versatility of this spray gun. Good one.

I wasn’t expecting much given the price, as this is a back up airbrush as I have a larger one for my cake decorating, but to be honest, I use this the most! Handy rechargeable and gives an even application. Interchangeable bottles is even better, I really really recommend this! It’s a perfect handy piece of equipment in my cake kitchen!!

Little boy is new to Airfix and became obsessed with airbrushing after watching people do it on YouTube. They make it look so easy. The actual device is of good quality and easy to use. Gives a nice even spray with thinned acrylic paints. We did a lot of practice before actually doing the models. Make sure you’re somewhere where the overspray won’t cause any damage. Outdoor ideally or a garage. If indoors I recommend lots of protective covers over furniture or tables etc. charges up easily and has good power. Make sure you clean it soon after use to prevent risk of any paint drying inside the tubes. Just takes some patience to get perfect.

I bought this airbrush kit because I was looking for a portable option to use for both painting models and occasionally trying my hand at nail art. The fact that it’s cordless and rechargeable was a big selling point for me, as I wanted something that wouldn’t take up too much space or require being tethered to a power outlet while working.The portability is definitely a win with this kit. It’s lightweight and easy to set up, which makes it convenient for moving between different projects. The rechargeable battery has held up well so far, lasting through several painting sessions without needing to be recharged. The compressor is surprisingly powerful for such a small unit, and at 34PSI, it’s more than capable of handling light painting jobs, such as base coating models or adding simple layers.However, there are a few areas where it falls short. The 0.4mm nozzle, while fine for general use, isn’t ideal for more detailed work. If you’re looking to do fine lines or intricate shading, it doesn’t offer the precision I was hoping for. It’s better suited to covering larger areas rather than precise detailing, so keep that in mind if you’re aiming for more delicate projects like nail art or miniatures that need detailed highlights.Another downside is that the airflow isn’t always consistent, especially as the battery starts to run low. I’ve noticed the spray can sometimes become a bit patchy, which means I have to stop and recharge earlier than expected to avoid uneven results. It’s also worth mentioning that while the kit is easy to use, it takes some getting used to if you’ve never handled an airbrush before.All in all, it’s a good starter kit for casual projects or if you need something portable for light airbrushing tasks. Just don’t expect it to perform like a higher-end airbrush, especially if you’re after precision work. For basic use, though, it’s a solid choice!

The compressor worked exceptionally well. I used it to decorate a cake, and it handled the pressure smoothly. Every aspect of the process went efficiently. I'm very happy with this compressor and would recommend it to everyone. It's easy to use, but I suggest practicing with the pressure before spraying on the actual surface.

I was a little alarmed it arrived and said *beauty airbrush" As I had purchased with the intention of learning to paint 3d printed miniatures .But it actually ended up OK all works as it should, and pretty cheap compared to some I was looking at, i think I may have a long way to go until I'm good, but I guess I cannot blame the tool in this instance.,

Gave this a go and I was so pleased with he results, it works perfectly and is really easy to clean. Came early as well thank yooouuu

I’m not very arty and I even don’t do the decorating at home. In fact, being honest, my wife dose all the decorating, after I’ve done the construction works. That’s where my artiness finishes. So, this airbrush is totally lost on me. But our middle son is arty to the other end of the scale to me.The manufacture of this airbrush state in their instructions- ‘Airbrushing can be one of the most difficult and challenging method of painting.’ Well, if that is the case then our son must have been practising that skill before he was conceived. He made this airbrush do unbelievable things and made it look very easy. He first did a bit of artwork just to get use the operation of the brush, then he did some stencilling without a stencil – don’t ask, he assures me it a real thing. He did say this is one of easiest airbrushes that he had used, and from what I saw he’s clearly used a lot.The rechargeable mini compressor provided 1 hour of spraying and still had power in the battery. It didn’t get used for a solid hour, as the paint container needed to be refilled, changed and cleaned several times. The cordless/no airpipe makes it very flexible to move around. The downside is the airbrush is heavier that a remote compressor airbrush.The three different size of paint dispensers are very useful and the larger container being ideal for larger coverage without having to keep stopping to refill. Cleaning is very easy and the cleaning brushes make it a simple task. I know, as the airbrush was handed to me to clean.