Airbrushes

Think of airbrushes like the paint world’s precision tools. When you need control, detail, and a finish that doesn’t scream “spray can,” this is where you go. The two things to look at are how the trigger works and how the paint gets fed in. Single-action airbrushes are simple: press the trigger, paint comes out. Great for covering space quickly, not so great if you’re trying to get fancy. Dual-action lets you control both air and paint with one finger dance - push down for air, pull back for paint. That’s where the magic happens. As for feed types, gravity (on top), siphon (underneath), or side feed. They all have their place. Depends on what you’re painting, how much you’re using, and how acrobatic you're feeling that day.