Iwata Revolution HP-M2 Gravity Feed Single Action Airbrush

Good little single action brush.

I bought this because I have another single action brush (Paasche H) and I sometimes enjoy using it more than a double action. I have an essential tremor, and although it's well controlled for now, I sometimes struggle with specific paints that need good, consistent trigger control. Metallics especially. With a single action, I can just "dial in" and go. But I also like the smoother spray of an internal mix and lower pressures of a gravity fed. So I got the HP-M2. So far, it has worked great. I can spray properly thinned paints down to around 12 PSI, which is usually as low as I go with an HP-CS or Patriot 105. Future (floor gloss) lays down quite well and hobby lacquer primers, even hobby acrylics, are fine with the 0.4mm nozzle at around 18-20 PSI. Clean up is really easy as well. I haven't tried the process of re-seating the needle into the dial, but it looks simple enough. My only gripe is that the brush came with a quick start guide, but no manual. Easy enough to get online though. I also bought "Bundle A" because I won't turn down another hose ...

M2 AIR

Nice airbrush just have to get used to it. I do recommend

Iwata Revolution HP-M2 Gravity Feed Single Action Airbrush