The FIRST and MOST IMPORTANT airbrush skill you should learn.

This video will go over the MOST important airbrush skill you need to learn to have less troubles during your airbrushing journey! If you have been airbrushing for a little while you may find a tip in here that is helpful, if you are just getting ready to start START HERE!

If you are airbrushing art, airbrushing models, or gunpla this video is for you!

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[mattsallows]

ill admit im a dry tip villian but as a newbie im trying. for this it deserves a sub.

[kwamewilkinson-adjei]

Mr. Kennedy, Thank you so very much for sharing your knowledge. I'm brand new to airbrushing. I've had an airbrush sitting in my garage for the last month and I've been nervous to get started. Thank you for blessing me with a little bit of confidence.

[supercededman]

The best video I've seen on tip-dry. I've seen LOTS of YT experts describe it, but none actually have shown it in detail, and why it occurs.

Thankyou, and subbed.

[loganit]

Just today I splattered nice car model because of poor micro with my finger. Lesson learned the hard way. Thanks for the zoomed needle explanatory, it was super helpful.

[oliversmith]

noice. im trying to learn to airbrush! i hate developing bad habbits before i even start, i prefer to learn the good ones from the beginning.

[ALtheDoctorWho]

Very good Advice. I have not done this yet but It's great to get a few tips like this.Thank you.

[FROSTYSeriesX]

My new kit comes tomorrow, am so excited! Watching vids first bc I've never airbrushed before. I do acrylic pour painting and want to integrate some airbrush techniques. I subbed bc your vid is juicy! Great tip! I will have to diligently be aware of this technique as I teach myself. Thank you, Sir! Looking forward to watching and learning more from you!

[mikemcelveencustomlures]

Well, im a beginner so i subscribed. I dont want to start off with bad habits thinking I'm doing it the right way. 👍✊️

[brad]

This is a great video for beginners (myself included) if they had simply watched your video series it would correct one of the reasons why they are ready to give up on their airbrushing abilities!!
I'm ready for you to lead me back into battle with my mysterious airbrush!
Thank you!

[dodgersfnshepard]

I'm letting the ads play because you helped me so hopefully it'll help you. Thanks bud, Def be checking out your other stuff

[pittbullxxxx]

Thanks for explaining these tips in detail.

[dstortion]

Thank you! This is a game changer for me newbie bad habits 👍

[angierox]

Thank you! I haven’t even taken it out of the box yet… Super excited but wanna do it right 🫟

[blackcatpaintsandtwists]

This was what I was doing wrong. Thank you for sharing

[woodysgeekchannel]

Just found your channel. Thank you and you have a new sub. I bought an Aztec kit in a wooden box with 6 tips I think 20 years ago and will be dusting it off and following your videos.

[kennysilvers-zx]

Nube to airbrush but I can tell this was a valuable tip indeed. Thanks for posting.

[Pennyof]

Brand new here, have an airbrush machine coming in this week so I’m trying to gain some knowledge considering the fact that I’ve never airbrushed before 😂😂😂😂 but I’ve welded and I’m a bit of an artist 👩🏾‍🎨 I’d like to say 💁🏾‍♀️ so I’m going to be coming here often! Ty for the theatrics by the way 😂😂😂😂😂

[The_lets_play_fox]

thanks for the tips im new to this and that helps a lot

[supercededman]

I just bought a Harder & Steenbeck Ultra 2024, which does not allow the novice user (me) to pump paint through before the air is released. And will not allow air to be shut off before the paint action is finished. Brilliant.

[brianpayne]

just started learning to airbrush and this is me 100%. even though i know i shouldn't, i feel that nervousness and let go in both directions every time. i'll watch this vid before every painting session until i get it. thanks!!