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I currently have a Pasche VL Model Airbrush that I have had since 93. I had alot of things happen over the years that has kept me from actually learning to use the brush, one being the fact that I do not have a compressor and two the frustration I had with trying to learn using canned air.

That being said, I have been looking into getting an airbrush compressor that would best suit my needs in the prop building world so to say. Mask Making included.

I have seen many compressors out there and making a decision as to whih to put my hands on has been proving difficult.

-What is a good horsepower size to use for our type of purpose?
-What brands tend to hold up to use?
-Piston or Diaphragm?
-What do you use?

[QUOTE="E2K13, post: 33804, member: 442"] I currently have a Pasche VL Model Airbrush that I have had since 93. I had alot of things happen over the years that has kept me from actually learning to use the brush, one being the fact that I do not have a compressor and two the frustration I had with trying to learn using canned air. That being said, I have been looking into getting an airbrush compressor that would best suit my needs in the prop building world so to say. Mask Making included. I have seen many compressors out there and making a decision as to whih to put my hands on has been proving difficult. -What is a good horsepower size to use for our type of purpose? -What brands tend to hold up to use? -Piston or Diaphragm? -What do you use? [/QUOTE]

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