Paasche Airbrush TGX-3SA Airbrush Set, Vision Airbursh

This is an extremely easy to use (with the obvious learning curve) airbrush. The atomizer control is agame changer and I have a hard time going back to the other airbrushes I have that don’t have that feature.This is pretty easy to clean, but what I like even more is how easy it is to change needles.

Listen for the type of stuff that I do (I am basically a glorified facepainter) this airbrush is not for that. The cup is to deep, it has problems with clogging(constantly) even with the largest needle and tip in the airbrush. If you're a bodypainter or makeup artist this isn't the airbrush for you.

Great airbrush. Smooth action. Easy to use and clean. Coming from using the talons, the atomization knob is a must. Takes a little getting used to. Just don’t untighten too much with air on.

Fast shipping, good packaging, great price. This Vision airbrush arrived with every part stated in the description. Nothing is bent, stripped or missing. The brush worked great right out of the package.

I love this gun. The precision and flow of the paint is pretty good. I’m very happy with my purchase.

I mean it WAS a good airbrush. But after two months the cup separated from the body. It was easily adjustable, and sprayed really well. It’s a shame it broke so easily.

I haven't really had the chance to put it to use as of yet. The first few days of owning it I've been trying to get it to just work like it's supposed to. I have four Iwatas and a Harder and Steenback and have yet to see an airbrush that needed to be worked on as soon as you take it out of the box.I found all the threads rough and hard to start threading on. There were no type of seals other than rubber o-rings. The nozzle was put on so tight I thought it was going to take using a vise to get it off. No seal of any kind between the body and nozzle just metal to metal contact.Needless to say but I had no paintflow and bubbles in the cup with paint flowing through the body into the trigger assembly. I tried wax and Teflon tape both but no luck. I even had started the process of return when I decided to use a tape that is used by workers on natural gas lines and meter installations. Finally have paint flowing where it's supposed to. If it continues, I'll keep it. Should know after I use it next week.Overall, I've not yet been impressed but it is a decent looking brush.

It seems to be made cheap compared to my iwata and badgers. Needles are so thin you can't wipe dry tip with out bending them. Sprays ok but dont use very much afraid of bending the needles.