Badger, Paasche are good brands, although there are other good ones around
as well.
That can handle most paints as long as they are thinned down a bit.


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"Thomas Mitchell" wrote in message
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It's been several years since I've owned an air brush, the type for fine
detail work on models, etc. I want to purchase one to see how well it
will paint the train cars I'm making and the doll houses my wife thinks
I'm making. I currently have a 25 gal compressor which I hope to use
with the gun.

The previous air brush that I owned was a Sears or craftsman. What are
the better brands in this day and age? Can some airbushes only handle
certain types of paint? I'll likely be using latex and other types of
finishes.

Google, here I come.