Five Airbrushing Tips You Need To Know.

In this video I take you through five essential airbrushing tips that will help you with your airbrushing.

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Video Chapters :

0:00 - five airbrushing tips
0:06 - tip 1 how to hold your airbrush
2:24 - tip 2 double action tips
4:29 - tip 3 tip drying
7:17 - tip 4 blasting out
8:22 - tip 5 flush through the back of your airbrush

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[dominicharnois]

That " keep air at all time " tip is what i needed. I was painting in bursts ( like a lot of tutorials shows) and i had a lot of splatters and didnt know why. Awesome video, thank you !

[jiffah]

I recommend using a make-up sponge to use instead of paper towels for dry tip issues. These things are thick enough to poke without going through and absorbs water/cleaner for longer.

[masonmukai]

I really appreciate all the great info in this video. I don’t have nearly as much air brushing experience as you, but I did notice at 9:05 when you were talking about why you should flush through the back of the airbrush, that you were pulling the needle out the back instead of pulling the air cap off and pulling the needle out the front.. I’ve learned that pulling the needle out the front instead of pulling it out the back allows you to not have to flush paint through the back of the airbrush to clean it because you’re not pulling the dirty needle through the body of the gun.

[ch-sqpopay]

I watched really already alot of airbrush tipp videos didnt thought i could become more usefull tipps. But u did it bro! Great video, could learn alot, thx man!

[HOWARD-kwjm]

Great tips for a beginning airbrusher (myself!). This is one of the best videos I've seen for basic a/b use so far. Clear, concise.

[stephanc]

The tip of always keeping the air on, was crucial for me. I also liked the two hands holding.

[magnusmillerwilson]

I really appreciate this video. I’m a noob to airbrushing and just starting to experience these issues while painting expensive models from GW. This is so helpful! As a noob it’s hard to know what will and won’t hurt the delicate machinery, so this is great! Thanks for talking about the gear fairly, too!

[johndebruhl]

Youte the best teacher on YouTube. Bringing in a newbie to correct on camera is brilliant.


Not all professionals can convey what they do to others. Teaching is in you.

[cadserengco]

I have only used my air brush once and you have answered all my questions as to why I struggled.
Thank you.

[paulfaheyFineArt]

Great tips! I've been using airbrush for months now and lots of tutorials didn't show the flushing through the back for thorough cleaning! Thanks for that! Great clear and detailed technique tips too!

[RobsRocketTimes]

I'm new to airbrushing, thanks for the tips I plan on using these tips from the start. Thanks!

[baddboyc]

If you see this, thank you for the great notes. I m new to paint airbrush from spray painting. Your video was on point and my project is better. Gracias.

[nelsonbeaudry]

I do all the things you did EXCEPT the back flush! That was something new I learned! Thanks. Good instructions! 👌

[MrHrannsi]

I got my airbrush (Harder & Steenbeck Evolution Silverline 2-in-1) about two weeks ago. Thanks to binge watching this channel before I bought it, whenever beginner problems crop up I know how to deal them.
Thank you so much for sharing you knowledge and expertise, without it I would be just sitting there staring at a shiny tool, wondering "How does that bloody thing work?"

[sykotcr]

as a rookie airbrusher.. started year ago painting hotwheels cars. thanks for the informative video. i want to branch out and try more creative painting than just hotwheels cars so thanks for the tips. cheers

[AmateurScaleModelBuildi-ljso]

Just found your channel. I'm new to airbrushing, just recently purchased one. great video. I need all the advice I can get!

[teddyjones]

I can't Thank you enough for your fantastic and extremely helpful tips and advice. I went through some health issues and haven't to relearn fine motor skills with my hands and relearning my hands to use an Airbrush again has been challenging but your helpful tips and advice has helped me tremendously to enjoy Airbrushing again. Everything is new again and it's been challenging but I love it. Thank you again mate and keep yourself and love ones safe and healthy.

[tennentssuppa]

I'm making a model 1/12th scale motorbike for a friend. The custom paint job is nearly done but I just get the last part finished. I don't want to put a picture on the internet as it will spoil the surprise. Can I send you the picture of it? If so where to?

[JacquesLeChat]

super helpful video, saved it right into my "list of stuff what could help you do art better" list

[k.j.lilleyman]

Despite airbrushing for more years than I care to admit I still found this video most informative and useful; particularly the use of the ultrasonic cleaner which I use for many things but have never thought of for the airbrush. Many thanks.