Master Airbrush Master Performance G233 Pro Set with 3 Nozzle Sets (0.2, 0.3 & 0.5mm Needles, Fluid Tips and Air Caps) and Air Hose - Dual-Action Gravity Feed Airbrush with 1/3 oz Cup, Cutaway Handle

I am definitely not a an expert and more a really inexperienced guy. It sounds really nice that it has 3 needles, and the the extras like the quick release plugs. But when it come to start painting I don’t know how handy the smaller .2 and .35 mm they really are? Mine came with the .35 mm on and it wasn’t complete fitted into the nozzle so it spit paint without pulling the trigger or course this is my bad for not checking those details. However once I pushed the needle inside the nozzle, the paint stopped flowing nicely and/or not enough to paint anything at all. I don’t know if that is the correct behavior because of the needle size or if the needle has a defect. Anyway what I did was to change the needle for the .5mm and now everything is ok, more paint, more control and mare enjoyable experience. (This is when having options comes handy) I use it mainly for primers and it works really fine. I don’t do detail work just plain area coverage as in tiny paint pistol for cars. But so far so good I can recommend it if you just want to paint something and you are a mess with brushes like me and want to see a smooth surface this a good option. For everything else I would follow other advices not mine. And since the cost is really low compared to other brands, you won’t feel sorry if it falls from your desk or if you have to experiment and broke it. I won’t say anything like “for the price it works” it is pretty dishonest and very discouraging comment for others that are new to this kind of tools and even if it is a cheap one there is effort behind it to be recognized as is, and if you are trying to experiment well this is a great option before spending hundreds of dollars in a different product.Besides that the cleaning is basically as complex any new tool, you have to get used to it and it will become easier with time.The usage is easy enough even if you don’t have great coordination for the 2 action trigger.And on my point of view it is a great beginners option to mess up with and get your hands dirty with your related hobby or soon to be profession. But beyond that is out of my league as you can see.Hope this is help bye bye

One of the better brushes you can buy for the money. Great value ease to use and very functional. Easy to clean and maintain as well.

If you want to try airbrushing without getting too heavily invested right out the gate this airbrush comes at a very good price point for that. I quickly upgraded to a better airbrush, but this Master will likely live out it's years as a workhorse for me laying down primers. The fluid cup, though nice and large, is not removable, making cleaning a little more cumbersome. The needle channel below the fluid cup is very wide which can lead to some paint settling before it reaches the nozzle but that's minor, and being able to see into the channel easily is a good trade-off.I had issues with mine clogging that turned out to be user error - so be certain you are using thinners and cleaners correct for your paint. My vallejo shifters turned thick and gummy when introduced to the 99% isopropyl I use for cleaning and that led to paint spattering, clogging, and lots of inconsistencies but it was *NOT* the airbrush's fault. If you take care of your equipment, even this cheap airbrush will serve you a long time!The very small O-Rings for the nozzle seals are a paint in the butt, but that's true of any small O-Rings. If you don't clog your airbrush like I did, though, it should be pretty rare that you need to remove the nozzle and deal with the O-Rings.

With three (3) sets of needs you can adjust the spray from fine line to up to 2 inches wide. It's double action so I can get the air running first from the compressor before I begin the paint flow. This allows me to start off the item I and painting and then sweep it on and to the other side before coming back,It is a perfect dual action gravity feed cup for beginners. Be sure you follow your paint maker's directions for thinning the paints and CLEAN CLEAN CLEAN the brush when you are done or changing colors. (I have three of these so that I don't need to stop as much when doing multi color)I use it for painting train locomotives or for weathering structures for my model railroad prior to assembling and gluing them.It's quite easy to clean just make sure you have a spray catch cup when cleaning it.It comes with built-in gravity cup with lid, 3 needles and nozzles and a 6 foot long hose with 1/8" fittings so no adapters are needed to fit it to my compressor.It's not a top of the line super duty, does everything but take you out for dinner airbrush but it gets the job done. I have been using it steadily now for a week, and no clogs, spitting or any other problems. Just remember to clean it AS SOON AS YOU STOP SPRAYING!That's the whole key to avoiding clogs and spitting. Dried paint is NOT our friend!So I rate this 5 star and recommend it no matter what your skill level is, since it is a workhorse of an airbrush.Just remember that it is a Chevy not a Mercedes.