Airbrush Kit with Compressor - 48PSI Rechargeable Cordless Non-Clogging High-Pressure Air Brush Set with 0.3mm Nozzle and Cleaning Brush Set for Nail Art, Makeup, Painting, Cake Decor

Really good. Second time buying. My first one only stopped working because I wasnt taking proper care if it and cleaning it. Had it for almost a year lasts longer than other ones on here.

the lil air compressor runs fine enough till you put paint in the lil paint bowl and try to use it as an air brush,(yes i thinned the paint, it was as runny as a nose in allergy season) then you get anywhere between a few seconds to a min or so if lucky of air before it slows and comes to a stop and doesn't want to start again untill it rests for 5+ min.idk if its the compressor i got that sucks, or if all of them are crap like this cause i dont have time right now to try and fight with support for a new one to trythe manual that it came with says do not run while charging/plugged inbut that is the ONLY WAY it will run with out stoppingbefore writing this i looked at the product support tab thingguess what it said"make sure its plugged in while in use"... so either the support page that is attached to the item is lying or the written instructions are lying to meall in all it works like a lil airbrush once you get it goingso if you can get past the fact the only way to keep it running is to not follow the instructions and use it while plugged in for best performance out of the dang thing..and possibly most dangerous performance so make sure you let the dang thing cool down between uses if you feel it get warm

Easy to use and clean! Love the different settings and works so well with the airbrush paints! Long battery life! My last airbrush the needle broke but this one is designed differently so that doesn’t happen! Love it :)

You will love this airbrush as long as you care for it as it's intended to be cared for! It works great and is so simple and easy to use. I have used it with both airbrush paints as well as mixing gel polish and acetone and it works great either way. The ONE most important thing about the airbrush is that you MUST clean it immediately after use- and when I say immediately I mean right after you're finished with it before you finish or complete your set- if there is any gel polish or airbrush paint left in the airbrush for any amount of time while it is off and not running, IT WILL CLOG!!!!If you are using the gel polish and acetone method: empty out whatever left over mixture you have still in the airbrush cup and spray the nozzle fully until it stops spraying out. Then pour acetone ONLY in the airbrush cup and begin spraying with the nozzle fully open until you notice it spraying clear. After you see it spraying clear make sure you take a paper towel and hold it to the needle part of the airbrush where the paint sprays out and then pull the trigger so it will spray and it should bubble inside the cup- do that a couple times so you can clear out the nozzle. After you're finished with that step, pour out the remaining acetone and wipe out your airbrush cup and you are finished and can store it away.If you are using airbrush paints: Use the same method as above only you're going to use water instead of acetone when clearing out the paint!Hope this helps some of you that have to keep purchasing several different airbrushes because they always get clogged and stop spraying. You do need to take it apart and deep clean it every once in awhile but that isn't necessary just from time to time use! I am on my second one now. My first one clogged and I purchased this one and researched really how to care for it and clean it and have had no problems since using this cleaning process!

Good product as it shown on your store.

My wife and I got this little nifty sprayer to stencil designs on her French Macarons she makes. The sprayer is small enough to use in your hands without fatigue, it comes 3 gravity funnels, 1 small aluminum and 2 bigger clear plastic funnels. they all have O-Rings on the threads as to avoid leakage. I really like that it charges via USB-C. My wife likes it over her old, corded sprayer because well... its cordless. She can spray with comfortably without being tangled like her old one.The body of the sprayer / charging apparatus is made from what feels like aluminum, it feels solid in the hands and not "plasticky" feeling. It comes with a single USB-C charging cable, round brushes to aid with cleaning the nozzle. Overall, we are pleased with this little sprayer.We recommending that you give it a try.

Gets the job done but only lasts about 5-10 minutes on one charge.

first of all unit is nicely packaged, but that is the last nice thing I can say. I have used several siphon style air brushes in the past so I not new to airbrushing. first thing is the battery lasts about 20 minutes on low 10 minutes on high. In the picture in the manual the first 3 parts listed are the1- Needle cap2- Nozzle cap3- Fluid NozzleThey are stuck as one piece I even tried a pair of needle nose pilers to get them to loosen but they might as well be one solid piece so right off the only setting is ultra fine, this mean it will clog extremally easy and no way to open up the spray flow to clear it out, so every minute or so you have to take it apart to clear it. if you take out the needle the other 4 pieces not listed or shown in the service manual might come loose and you have to figure out how they go back together they are inside the body of the gun between the chuck and the trigger. Once you remove the needle the trigger comes loose and can fall out freeing the other internal parts.I would return it but paying for return shipping and driving to another town to drop it off ( I very rural) not worth it. next time I will just splurge for a Paasch air brush I know they work for many years