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Hey dakkaroos I was feeling like screwing around today have a look at this experiment of firing leadbelcher through an airbrush (images ahead ):

1. my paasche talon. good brush it sucks to clean.

2. rolair jc10, pretty good compressor.

3. safety first kids

4. leadbelcher applied to stairs

5. a closer look

What exactly are we meant to be looking for?

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 cincydooley wrote:
Why are you concerned about using a respiration for airbrushing? There isn't any aerosol to be worried about....

He doesn't want to breathe in particulate matter?

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Only time I use a respirator is when I use cleaning products for my airbrush. Anyways nice work OP I could never get to use GW paints in my airbrush without clogging really fast :( to bad the minitaire metallic's are awful.

kronicpsycho wrote:
to bad the minitaire metallic's are awful.

They spray nicely, but do they come out a little... iridescent? I think is the word for you? Specks of all different hues.

 Yonan wrote:

kronicpsycho wrote:
to bad the minitaire metallic's are awful.

They spray nicely, but do they come out a little... iridescent? I think is the word for you? Specks of all different hues.

O god yes, they spray like a normal paint. But god they look ugly... might look better after a matte varnish or something. But even than :/