Customer Reviews for VEVOR Airbrush Kit Dual-action Airbrush System Compressor Art Nail Makeup Model

I built car and airplane models as a kid, and painted them either with a brush or the cans of paint in the garage. Then, this Christmas, my wife gave me a model of an early Bronco, just like the one in the driveway...except it was all white. I thought about using my car painting equipment, but the compressor disturbs the neighbors late at night, so I opted for a little set up. Turns out, you can spend about as much as you want for an air brush set up. $300 was the average at the local hobby and crafts stores. The model was $30, paints, thinners and cleaning kit was $90, and my budget for models was starting to rival the budget on the real one in the driveway. Another 300 for an airbrush would have been hard to justify. The compressor unit is quiet and has 3 pressure settings. The hose and water trap are easy to assemble and use. The parts were packed nicely and like the 300 dollar unit at the hobby store. The air brush it self feels like it should (although I didn't hold any in the stores that were over 50 bucks). The kit came with 3 different size nozzles. A few runs with different air pressures and thinners, and I was painting model parts like a guy who knows to paint model parts. EXCEPT FOR ONE THING.... I will give any thing with well written instructions a 4... If I didn't have working knowledge of spray guns, I would have made a mess, and not been able to change the nozzle size. REGARDLESS,

I had been searching for an airbrush compressor for a suction airbrush I had been given when I came across this total package of a convenient compressor and airbrush all at a fraction of the price of anything similar. It's excellent quality with everything you need for airbrushing.

the compressor actually surprised me, it is quieter than i expected, and keeps a constant pressure better than i expected. i press the air, wait about a second until i hear the pressure is constant, then start painting. my only complaint is the flat bottom on the metal paint cup. when the paint gets low, it starts to pool around the hole and not flow into the airbrush.

BEST I found for the price Good starter kit to learn airbrushing techniques

Awesome self contained airbrush! Good power and airflow!

Works well for price , happy with purchase . Co ist any good quality products through this company .

My first airbrush was a Badger which cost about $500. That’s without a compressor. I’ve had a few since. I was very pleasantly surprised at what was received for $65 with this compact, but comprehensive kit. The compressor has real heft and is easy to use. The accessories provided are extensive and all the hobbyist should need. The airbrush works well and has threaded reservoirs which are unlikely to come loose. The instruction manual and parts list is excellent and far better than expected. It also came with a sintered bronze moisture trap, which needs an additional externally threaded barb to install. (1/8 BSP hose-tail/barb - about $3 from Supercheap) This wasn’t provided but these are easily available and the moisture trap isn’t shown in the assembled images, so must be a bonus gift. The airbrush is a gravity reservoir type which I prefer, but the compressor will also run siphon and side-feed types. Well done Vevor! If this is the typical standard of products offered, I will certainly be buying more.

I love it

Pretty decent control. With practice I was able to get nice looking camo lines on my miniatures. I was also able to get good coverage when painting larger surface areas.