does this have enough "umph" to push an Iwata LPH-101 spray gun, or strictly airbrush use ?
1120334
I don't know that spray gun but looked it up and see that it needs 18 cubic feet per minute of air. I'm not sure what the Iwata- Medea studio produces but I think far less so it would not be suitable. It is designed to run up to two airbrushes at a max of 70psi each. Good luck and sorry I can't give a more definitive answer. Clay
1884012
It's all about CFM (cubic feet a minute) not pressure, this spray gun requires quite a lot of CFM and if your compressor cannot supply enough of it than you will have to wait while the compressor can fill your very small tank
653735
This is a .4mm tip and should be able to handle any airbrush formula. Just don't mix the formulas-you'll end up with a cement like residue in your gun. The stylus Temptu sells for their silicone formula is a 3.5mm.
1908534
I use other air brush foundation from other airbrush cosmetics, but I found a water base power by Oreal that I can use with my sprayer. It seems to work great for me. Go the the website of salon supply and you will find your foundations for your airbrush gun for a cheaper price. Good product at a great price and a larger bottle for the money.
102962
Not sure if it will maintain that kind of pressure. I use it for around 20-25 lbs and it works great. 40-50 lbs for an airbrush sounds like a lot unless you are doing thick automotive paints - more might be necessary.
1023736
Not sure if it would produce enough air because I have never used a airbrush and do not know what it requires. But have used it on a nail gun and if used a long time with out delay I would let it catch up until it turned off. You need to look at the cubic air per second in the specifics.
134013
As long as it has the 1/8" fitting on the airbrush side, you'll be okay. Both Master and Iwata use 1/8" fittings on the airbrush side. I think the Master hoses come with 1/8" on one side or both sides depending onwhich you have. I couldn't find that particular kit to check but you should be okay. Even in the worst case, you could get away with an adapter that you leave on the airbrush and not have to change hoses, but you won't need to do that--good luck
1345506
yes you can for years guys have used bottom feed airbrushs also try learning to use dual action you can see how to,s on utube.hope this helps good luck.
1120996
Sorry both of my airbrushes are Master. I think they will but don't know for sure??
653670
The only part needed is an adapter to hook up to your pressure hose. But I would not say it is ready to spray. I bought two of these because of the reputable name, and they are the worse guns I ever bought and I bought over 20 spray guns for my business. Save your money, because these guns are as cheap as the price.
987764
I find the gun very easy to use. I use it to remove top layer of paint from HO scale model trains in order to change the lettering. I use this airbrush with both my standard air compressor and with a portable diaphragm one with equal results. Best of luck, I think you will find this airbrush is very versatile and forgiving.
1033724
It comes with only one airbrush, in which the nozzle lever is flimsily made and breaks very easily. You may or may not get one use out of it.
1848962
This is a great air compressor for carrying around and will run 2 trim nail guns @ a time or a flooring nailer, but you won't be able to run any kind of larger air tools than that (ratchets, grinders, impact guns, etc.).Probably not enough air volume for even a small paint sprayer to run for more than just a very short time.
1166034
Mine came with the hose and dry-pac. Depending on what air gun you have, you may need to get an adaptor. PyramidAir is a good source of information. Be aware that the hose is only about a foot long, you might want to think about getting an extension.
282161
Yes. I use it with my Neo Iwata airbrush. It helps me in switching between airbrushes.
1848960
I have never used this unit for spray painting but it runs all of my nail guns sanders etc....
2224655
Hello, I have several airbrush guns of varying sizes. The size of the airbrush gun that comes with this item was never specified; however, from my experience using .2mm, .3mm, and .35mm guns, I would say (and this is just my opinion) that the need size for this gun is 0.25 mm (or close). It works great for all kinds of makeup - I've used Dinair foundation with it, Kett foundation, and Temptu S/B foundation. All work great! The gun tends to get clogged easily due to the narrow needle size, so you have to clean it well after every use (and sometimes before using it unclog anything that was left over from the previous use.). This machine is great, and it has never failed me. Perfect for travel.