PointZero Precision Trigger Style Gravity-Feed Airbrush Set w/MAC Valve

Excellent mini spray gun best one I've used yet I like it even more than the regular air brushes you going to do a lot with it even large covering of stuff to down and then mynute stuff easy to clean easier than cane I have no complaints about it I recommend anybody buying this I would just like to see ass and head adapter for it if you can if there is one I seen these with the fan head Style so I might be buying one of them anyways

Just purchased this airbrush under my wife's account. Got this to do background work on canvas. I brought this same type of airbrush previously from another manufacturer that pretty much did nothing. This one feels good in the hand and has a good weight to it. Pointzero is quickly becoming my go to for airbrushes. You can't beat the price point and the quality. They don't always get it right but when they do it's a beautiful thing. I'll update this review when I get a little more time with it. So far it's a winner.

Product lasted for two small projects. It was used for touch up work in an aviation maintenance shop. It was properly set up, regulated, maintained and cleaned after use. It suffered from failed and leaking seals, of which, only a few were field serviceable(generic-metric replacement). Attempting to contact the manufacturer directly for a spare part kit was pointless, they never responded to any emails.After getting Amazon involved, I was able to get in touch with the seller. It was only AFTER A SERIES OF ABSOLUTELY RIDICULOUS EMAILS, the seller finally confessed to being the owner of the airbrush company and they were unable to supply any spare parts or overhaul kit. They were confident all the metric seals and components were available at any local hardware store.

This is a nice Airbrush, quality control seem to be OK, however they are not a Iwata Airbrush.Pros: nice finish, smooth trigger action(Dual-Action), Top Feed with 3 cup size, Air-valve work very good, the handle can be removed very easy for repairs, Teflon needle bearing with adjustment, large and medium cup with metal cap. comes with 3 sizes needles and air-cap nozzle sets from .3, .5, .8, Micro Air Control (MAC) valve for air pressure adjustment.Cons: O-rings hard to find for replacement(must buy Rebuild kit for Master Airbrush Model G79 if you don't know where to find them), needle bearing will need adjustment(will leak paint thru the needle if not adjusted correctly), Handle need a new O-ring if you want a more secure or stable adjustment(move very easy with stock o-ring), hard to clean the main body when the cups are remove. Do not have Fan Air Cap. No rebuild parts from this vendor, must buy rebuild parts from TCP Gloval for Master Airbrush Model G79 which is the same as this Airbrush.Overall: For the price I can't complaint, However is not a Iwata(so do not expect high quality), shipping is fast is you are in the west coast they tell you 5 to 7 days mine arrive withing 3 or 4 days.My experience with airbrush is in the expert level, I had collected them since the 1980.Note: I know other customer complaint about this airbrush, no parts for rebuild, Buy TCP Gloval for Master Airbrush Model G79Best Regards Tito

I have little to no knowledge on airbrushes. The previous ones were not cutting it. But this new one is exactly what I needed and extremely easy to use and affordable.

I was really loving the airbrush! Used it for about a month on large pcs. Today i needed to do some detailing so i TRIED to switch to the 0.3 but the wrench included in the kit was not well made! I could not remove the cap, in short im stuck with a 0.5 needle until i buy an ajustable Wrench. Dont get me wrong performance is pure 5stars but just this one gripe brings it to a 2 stars because its a problem i have to spend money to fix!

I got this to apply dye to large areas of my leather projects. Holding down the trigger on a regular airbrush for this task can get tiring, so this style is easier to work with for large projects. The large paint cup is also good for this type of use. I doubt that it would be too good for fine detail work, but that isn't what I bought it for and I haven't tested that theory.

It is not a dual action airbrush. Pulling back the trigger immediately gives you paint. There is no way to shoot air only.

it hooked well no painting yet