Lightwish Airbrush Kit with Compressor, Dual-Action Gravity Feed Airbrush Gun for Art, Craft, Makeup, Cake Decoration, Tattoos, Fine to Wide Spray T-Shirts, Auto Art, Fine Art, Easy to Use and Clean

There's a lot of equipment etc in the box, everything you would use

On the whole, I am happy with this product, I am still new to using it, so time will tell. It did block a little on the 2nd use but I did manage to unblock it - eventully. Think maybe I just need to practise more. It does a good job though when it works.

I was surprise about how well this tiny machine works, I was worried the air pressure would not be consistent but for my surprise it worked beautifully, the pressure was constant for the time I been using it these past days, I live in a flat so having this machine was a life saver as the one I had before didn’t make my neighbours happy XD totally recommend this kit!

Brilliant airbrush the compressor is really good to. A bit fiddly to get to paint consistency right but generally easy to use and very easy to take apart and clean

The media could not be loaded.  Gutted this machine doesnt work am going to rebuy another to see if it was a faulty unit, have tried it in multiple plugs in the house and also took it apart and put back together three times as you can see the light for power is on on the plug but nothing on the unit :(

No instruction manual.This is an incredible piece of kit for the money. Contains everything you need to get started in small-scale airbrushing. I used airbrushing inks and they worked perfectly.You do need to ensure that you undertake a thorough cleaning after every use, or you will end up with solids of dried colour on the mechanism, which you definitely do not want.There was no instruction manual, I had to rely on YouTube Internet tutorials to get me started.It’s very much a question of trial and error, but it is, actually, pretty easy once you get going.The trigger on top does everything you just need to hold the brush and move it across where you want the colour to land.Ideal for small scale projects like cake decoration, nail art and model decoration.Recommended.

I have been using cheap airbrush machines for a while and they never last long, I would definitely advise cleaning not just the tubes/tank but cleaning the pin head EVERY time because it will clog up and end up having to replace the gun, I learned the hard way! It's well worth spending the extra time to clean it out properly especially when spending extra on a more expensive one like this.So this one has definitely got a good quality feel to it, it's heavy, the gu itself has a really good quality heavy duty feel to it. Comes with plenty of cleaning brushes and slso a 2m hose which is great as I use mine at my nail desk for nail art ombré's and designs using stencils etc.. like those in the pics for example.This has different air pressure depending on what you're doing and how precise or pin point you want your paint/point. I like that it's the same button to release the air and then to also release the paint as appose to my other airbrush machines that are 2 separate buttons so that makes it alot easier to control. It has a simple on/off switch, powered by a uk plug.I would of liked to have seen for this price a couple of different sized paint tanks as this only comes with the standard small-size which for me personally using it just for nail art is perfectly fine but for someone wanting to cover a bigger canvas/area would either have to keep refilling this small one or purchase bigger one's separately.It's a really nice quality machine and I've really enjoyed trying it out, but not enjoyed cleaning it out!!

Compressor: pressure maxes out at 25psi but is smooth with no noticeable pulsing, has small airbrush holder that fits to the side of the compressor there are lower pressure settings but unless your using inks or washes they will likely be too low to be usefulthe Airbrush: 1 needle/nozzle set, does have adjustable stopper at the back. cup style needle guard on the nozzle so thats good if you backflow mix, you can feel the slight roughness in the manufacture in the trigger when you push it.Overall, its a competent small compressor paired with a budget airbrush. would this cope well with regular heavy use... i doubt it. is this a good little kit to pull out of a drawer to do that 1 thing that really needs an airbrush now and again. yeah i think it is. I'm using this exclusively for cake decoration so as something that I'm only going to break out once every couple of weeks or so its fine.thoroughly clean the airbrush after use as these cheap ones will gunk up on you pretty fast