The FLOW-BF is the perfect first bottom-feed double-action airbrush set that is meant to be used with waterbased non-toxic paints such as our Hobbynox Airbrush Colors or similar from Createx or Parma Faskolor etc. It’s suitable for most types of “larger” airbrush work but painting Lexan bodyshells
The FLOW-BF is the perfect first bottom-feed double-action airbrush set that is meant to be used with waterbased non-toxic paints such as our Hobbynox Airbrush Colors or similar from Createx or Parma Faskolor etc.
It’s suitable for most types of “larger” airbrush work but painting Lexan bodyshells for RC cars and most medium to larger sized models is what the FLOW-BF excels at.
The FLOW-BF is a complete set that is ready to be used and it connects easily to the Hobbynox Airbrush Compressors or any other airbrush compressor that has an G1/8 BSP male threaded coupler.
Our optional airbrush color bottle adapter (#HN20000) is the perfect companion to the BF when attaching our Hobbynox Airbrush Color bottles directly to the airbrush!
Included Items:- Hobbynox FLOW-BF - Bottom Feed Airbrush Set
- Nozzle/Needle: 0.5 mm
- Paint Cup: 22cc glas jar (optional #HN20000 bottle adapter)
- Braided Hose: 1.8 m long with G1/8 Female & G1/8 Female threads
- Compressor Adapter: G1/8 Male to G1/4 Female
- Tool & Printed Manual
Instructions
- Brand: Hobbynox
- Part No: SCH-HN002-01
- Barcode: 5051294146306
- Item Type: Airbrushes & Sets
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Hi, will I be able to use spirit based colours with this airbrush? such as Chestnut Spirit based stains.
I look forward to your reply.
Asked by Anthony Pitche on 24th September 2019
Ultimately yes it should work fine - but it may require thinning down. It's not something we've tried ourselves so may need a bit of trial and error on your particular stain to find what viscosity works best for your application.
After use and thorough cleaning, a blast through with some TES50497A cleaner would help lubricate the seals in the airbrush.
Answered by: Ben @ Wheelspin Models
