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So I have a new little single action airbrush and compressor. I love the way the paint goes on, my only problem is learning to get it uniform, not quite as easy as it is with rattle cans.

My questions,
1. Is there a trick to achieving uniformity?
2. Why does it seem airbrush paint likes to pit resin more than rattle cans? It's having a hayday with my RC bucket.
3. Is there a trick to avoiding the pitting? A preferred type of paint or thinner?
4. I am currently using enamels and enamel thinner, did I choose wrong?
5. Once past the learning curve do you honestly think airbrush looks better or worse than rattles?

[QUOTE="Cailieg, post: 170407, member: 2443"] So I have a new little single action airbrush and compressor. I love the way the paint goes on, my only problem is learning to get it uniform, not quite as easy as it is with rattle cans. My questions, 1. Is there a trick to achieving uniformity? 2. Why does it seem airbrush paint likes to pit resin more than rattle cans? It's having a hayday with my RC bucket. 3. Is there a trick to avoiding the pitting? A preferred type of paint or thinner? 4. I am currently using enamels and enamel thinner, did I choose wrong? 5. Once past the learning curve do you honestly think airbrush looks better or worse than rattles? [/QUOTE]

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