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i used to have a harbor freight on that worked really good surprisingly. i took it apart to clean it one day and lost the spring. but it wasn't bad and cost maybe 20$ although i doubt its good for real air brushing. i just used to use it in the body shop to touch up corners of fenders and bumpers
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Go to AC more, that where I picked up mine. With the 30% coupon in all of their circulars, you can get a great set-up for less than $100.
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Those are considered good? (Not being smartass, don't know). I figured since AC Moore is a DIY craft place that the quality of that kinda stuff wasn't great. I don't mind spending a bit if it is quality, not temperamental and will last. I actually like air-brushing quite a bit and for my first project turned out pretty good.
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