AIRBRUSHING in a home with NO SPACE, windows, ventilation or noise!

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  @soundgarden8885 · 6 months ago

  When he was needed most, he returned.

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• JE

  @jeffholt9437 · 6 months ago

  A utility room? LUXURY!!!

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  @haydnc · 5 months ago

  Okay. Okay. You convinced me. After doing this hobby since the cro-magnon era I've finally took your advice, your product recommendations, and your 10% discount and bit the bullet. If it's a massive waste of money then I'm blaming you.

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• FL

  @flyboy2610 · 6 months ago

  "Sleep on the cooker and shower in the refrigerator." That's one of the best lines I've heard in a long time! And after my day at work today I needed a good laugh! 👍 🤣

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• KO

  @komsomoletz828 · 6 months ago

  No pressure (airbrush joke), but seeing your new vids pop up in my notifications is always a welcome surprise to my day. Thanks for your videos!

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• 0N

  @0NCE_000 · 5 months ago

  I have an airbrush new in box just setting on my hobby table. I bought it in 2024 and since been scared to even try. Thank you for the video.

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• OL

  @oliverp3545 · 6 months ago

  People underestimate the power of the wood block in shock absorbing.

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• KU

  @kuchervano · 5 months ago

  Came for airbrushes, stayed for life lessons and advice. 🎉😂😅❤

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• HO

  @hoshi314 · 5 months ago

  this is important : if you are dealing with acrylics which are for the most part odorless (which we are when talking about warhammer) then this video is quite spot on. If you are dealing with Lacquer paints however (Mr. Hobby, Tamiya, etc which for me is specifically for Priming purposes) and you are like.... painting Gunpla then please for the love of god spray near window. Airbrush cleaners are a different issue and requires ventilation unless you want your house to smell like thinner

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• ZO

  @zoidberg6965 · 5 months ago

  ok the lube joke got a laugh 😂😂

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• PL

  @plaingeometry · 4 months ago

  I'm so happy I found this video. I would almost say that having an airbrush for priming when you live in an apartment in a big city is essential. Trying to rattle can out in a back alley brought out some, let's just say 'interesting' characters who call the alley their home, as well as more than a couple neighbors and business owners who thought I was tagging their walls every time I shook the can. Finding out about the Serenair and how little space I actually need to prime indoors was a godsend. Can't thank you enough.

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  @shawnald · 6 months ago

  YAS!!! FINALLY!!! A YTer who acknowledges that a freakin' cardboard box will do the trick just fine.

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