Master Airbrush Professional 3 Airbrush Kit with G22, S68, E91 Airbrushes, TC-77 Compressor & Air Hose

I bought this so I could start doing my own airbrush spray tans at home. This way was much cheaper. This product works great and everything that comes with it is perfect and works great too. I'm so thrilled I purchased this. I even decided that if something goes wrong I would definitely buy from them again. It works great and has a great price for all the equipment that comes with it. I love that I can spray tan, if wanted can do tattoos which I'm looking into, but I just want to do the blacklight tattoos that way if messed up wont see it normally, and decorate cakes. There is so much to do! I'm so excited with this product. Its amazing and totally worth it. If your thinking about buying this I'd say just buy it because you won't regret it. I researched for weeks on what to get and this was hands down the best choice and it even turned out to be amazing! Also some people are saying its hard to understand the directions. There are papers that show how it goes and then you add whatever you need to for that job. Its really simple to figure out and if you can't then your stupid.

I'm a total Noob to airbrushing and a total noob to painting gunpla. This compressor and airbrush set works wonderfully! The .3mm airbrush splats a little after some use so you need to clean it all the way after every color. the .8mm I only used with water to get a feel for how to start. And the .35mm I only had air on to see if it was mechanically working, and it is. The compressor works really well! You can't set it for a PSI and have it only turn on when it is too low from what you want. I use 15 psi so it is on the whole time I'm airbrushing. That is not a big complaint because you are getting it for such a good price with 3 airbrushes! I love it, I'm so happy that I picked this one.

I give this set 4 stars just because it is a beginner set the price is decent I mean you are getting 3 different brushes to learn on and an air compressor. The brushes are not the best in the world but you can learn what works for your individual application and once the basics are learned move up to a better brush or decide air brushing is not for you. The brushes are not that smooth or high quality. The compressor I would not purchase again but that is my personal choice. It does work and works well for small projects how ever the knob is misleading due to the fact you can turn it on and keep turning as if more air would be supplied this is not the case you either get air or you do not that is it. Also when mine arrived the piston cover is loose luckily I only had to unscrew the end plate snap it back into place and reattach the end plate. It runs fairly quiet I mean it is an air compressor there is some degree of noise created. I will say shipping even using amazon prime took forever just to leave the initial facility took about a week. All in all I would go with the set that has the 20 series not the 60 series.

I wish there was a 0 star option to be honest. The second time using it the hose leaked. Had to order a new one which took several months and great hassle to recieve. Third time I've gone to use it the compressor died. Now I can't get the thing to work at all. Used it 3 times and it's dead, leaks, and is overall a terrible product. I will not be getting this brand ever again, nor for this seller. I can't recommend anyone purchase this. Invest in a better quality product, rather than waste your money on a 'cheap buy' as I did.

All three brushes worked well for me as a beginner, with the Master G22 being my favorite. Good amount of control and precision. The air compressor is only so-so. It stays on constantly (that's fine I guess) but can't do anything above 20 psi consistently. I only had one case where I needed more juice - to spray on some Bob Dively's paint mask. It's just too thick to shoot out of the three guns provided at such a low PSI. I found that a Freight Harbor Tools standard paint sprayer (the kind for real paint jobs in a house) worked ok when hooked up to this compressor to spray the thicker stuff. Overall, I'm happy with the purchase since it let me get my feet wet in airbrushing without a big investment. I think the G22 pen will stay with me as I upgrade, but I'm definitely looking for a more powerful system now.

The machine is not quiet but not loud like other machines that I've heard. I love that is is small and not too big. It fit in my kit perfectly. FYI I am a freelance makeup artist. It was tricky to use at first. Most machine blow air at a constant until you pull the the lever to push the product out. Here it only runs when you release pressure and pulling the lever to release product. Meaning if I turned it on and am not using it it will turn off automatically and you just have to push down on the lever to release pressure and pull back for product. That is the only time you hear the machine running. That is good because it saves your machine from running hot. I really liked it so far. Used it tones of times. There has been time where it is not running buy on and because there isn't a noise I forgot it was on. But it didn't burned out because it knows how to save it own self:). So here is the part I didn't like at first but am use to it now. It will run starting at 15 psi and stops at 45. I turn on the machine it will turn on and you can see it is building pressure because the needle tells you your psi is going up even though I am not using it. While this is happening the machine will make it's running noise and it stops after reaching 45 psi. It will not make noise if you are not using it. Other machine will make noise the whole entire time and you have to shut it off your self if you don't want it to burn out. Now to release that pressure I press down on the lever and it will go down to what ever psi setting you have it on. Say I have it on 17. It will blow air at 17 psi and I can then push product out. My problem is the machine at first because I wasn't use to it, was it will automatically shut off at 15 and 45 psi. I find if I am to close to 15 psi while passing out products and airbrushing it will slowly go down on psi and shut off! I thought it was broken but it wasn't. So I learned to run it at 17 to 19 psi and it will run constantly if I need it too. A little practice and that won't be an issue. A very worth it machine. The best I ever had. Once you know how your machine runs y'all are best friends! Oh the all the cables and air hoes were nice and long. I have stretched it from where I plugged it in and extended quite long.

To all you that want to get into airbrushing, I have been airbrushing for years and all I can say is Master airbrushes are awesome!! Highly recommended! Don't let the price tag fool you. Stop giving your hard earned money to the 'Hot Shot' Corporate thieves!!! We work too hard for the money we make and this is absolutely what it looks like!! Buy one! The only airbrushes that aren't made in china are the German brushes. Even some of the USA brands are made in china! they are just packaged here! Don't let people fool you. This is a high end airbrush. Stop lying to people about a couple of 'rubber' o-rings. You have to change those regardless of the airbrush you have. Even my 250.00 brush couldn't outlast the o-rings in my master brush! The parts are incredibly cheap and you would have to be a fool to spend 2-300.00 for the exact same brush. Sorry, just speaking the truth. These corporations are just ripping the public off. Everything is made in China anymore! LOL Wake up!

I bought this machine for my daughter who is a pastry chef for quick decorating process when using fondant. Instead a kneading the colors into the fondant she can just now spray the color to cut down on time. She loves it. I many years ago was a manicurist and used a Master Airbrush system. It was like riding a bike when I showed my daughter how to use it. The trigger on all three guns work perfectly. The food coloring airbrush paints do not clog the needle and the machine is relatively quiet. I wish I had thought to purchase the airbrush cleaner for food