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Originally Posted by Negative Creep  I haven't managed to do fine lines as of yet as the pressure doesn't seem to be adjustable, always going to 60 psi. Haven't managed anything intricate yet, I'm not sure if this is due to the nature of the airbrush, or (more likely) my inexperience |
OK no problem with the air pressure. Here's the idea I used and it worked quite well. I took a propane tank like people use on their outdoor grills( I don't know if you have the same type in Britain, the one I have was actually tested to 125PSI). I had three connections. One- was for input air from my compressor, two- output with an air valve to regulate pressure to my moisture trap and airbrush, three- a pressure indicator to tell me "tank" pressure. You could install an output pressure indicator on the number two connection also. I don't use one on mine, I'm accustom to it and I just go by feel & sound. I did an FI-156 Storch several years ago and did a wavy band camo finish and I must have spent three or four hours just trying to get the feel for the line width and pattern. It really was fun but a challenge too. I hope this suggestion helps you. Good Luck!
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