depends on what you're going to shoot. i use mine for spraying glass
enamels, powdered mica, etc. the paasche doesn't work as well as the aztek
4709, which is also a double action rather than single.

also, the aztek is made by testors. comes with a lifetime (your's, not the
gun's) guarantee. if it ever doesn't work, they rebuild it for free.

regards,
charlie
cave creek, az

"Thomas Mitchell" wrote in message
...
Interesting... we do have a Michael's up the street. Still undecided
which brand to go with. The a.a.art group suggested Paasche I think. I
can at least go look at the aztek and maybe the other brands at Michaels.

Charlie Spitzer wrote:
i have an aztek i got off ebay. if you hurry and have a michaels craft
store
near you, they're discontinuing the top of the line aztek for $60. list
is
around $160.

regards,
charlie
cave creek, az

"charlieb" wrote in message
...

Woody wrote:

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.

--
Regards,


He might also look into Iwata - they make all metal air brushes that
T-shirt airbrushers like because a) they're easy to clean (immerse and
blow out - others with plastic can dissolve) or for really fine
stuff - the Aztek.

As noted - you will have to thin your paint to use in almost all
small airbrushes.

charlie b