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02-27-2005, 05:45 PM
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Air Brush
Guy's I have a few really small spots I need to fix. The question is; can you spray regular base, clear, car paint, with an air brush.
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02-27-2005, 06:11 PM
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The base you can. An airbrush is a GREAT tool for blending. I had a pink blend on a glass hod that was giving me fit's as the pink would NOT blend right.
I got my Iwatta airbrush out and fog'd that baby in BEAUTIFUL. They are great for spotting as well as small area's. Clearing is better off left up to a touch-up or full size gun as you don't get a FAN with an airbrush as well as good thickness. It also helps if the color match is off too as the fogging helps mask the change better. I blended the purple corner behind (corner) the pin opening and the pink was scratched from the pin pulling.
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