--- product_id: 1180849 title: "Multi-Purpose Gravity Feed Air Brush Kit & Air Compressor" brand: "master airbrush" price: "C$15695" currency: NIO in_stock: true reviews_count: 12 category: "Master Airbrush" url: https://www.desertcart.ni/products/1180849-multi-purpose-gravity-feed-air-brush-kit-and-air-compressor store_origin: NI region: Nicaragua --- # 0.3mm precision tip 6 ft hose length 1/5 HP compressor power Multi-Purpose Gravity Feed Air Brush Kit & Air Compressor **Brand:** master airbrush **Price:** C$15695 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🎯 Elevate your craft with precision and power — don’t just create, dominate! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Multi-Purpose Gravity Feed Air Brush Kit & Air Compressor by master airbrush - **How much does it cost?** C$15695 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ni](https://www.desertcart.ni/products/1180849-multi-purpose-gravity-feed-air-brush-kit-and-air-compressor) ## Best For - master airbrush enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted master airbrush brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Versatility Unleashed:** From nails to cake decorating, auto graphics to fine art—one kit, endless creative possibilities. - • **Built to Last & Maintain:** Durable aluminum alloy build with included air filter and water trap ensures longevity and smooth operation. - • **Beginner-Friendly Pro Kit:** Comes with a clear manual and easy controls, perfect for hobbyists and seasoned artists alike. - • **Pinpoint Precision Every Time:** Master the art of detail with a 0.3mm fluid tip for flawless, professional-grade finishes. - • **Powerful & Silent Performance:** 1/5 HP compressor with automatic shut-off delivers consistent airflow at a whisper-quiet 65 dB. ## Overview The Master Airbrush Multi-Purpose Gravity Feed Air Brush Kit & Air Compressor combines a high-performance 0.3mm precision airbrush with a robust 1/5 HP compressor featuring automatic shut-off and pressure regulation. Designed for versatility, it supports applications from nail art to automotive graphics, offering a 6-foot hose for flexible use. Its durable aluminum alloy construction and included maintenance accessories make it ideal for both beginners and professionals seeking reliable, professional-quality airbrushing. ## Description Shop Master Airbrush at the desertcart Arts, Crafts & Sewing store. Free Shipping on eligible items. Save on everyday low prices. Review: Definitely Worth It, The Bad Reviewers Do Not Know What They Are Talking About - I have read through all of the reviews with low ratings and I can all see why they gave this WONDERFUL product a low rating. It is simply because they are ignorant, not because the product if broken. Heck, I thought my compressor and airbrush were broken when I first got them, too! As a newbie to this product and airbrushing in general, here is a little newbie guide I threw together: The compressor: The first deal is that the regulator is not attached. My compressor came with Teflon tape (I'm not sure if yours will, I got mine used). You NEED to wrap the male part on the compressor in Teflon tape then screw on the regulator. This is done so that the none of the air leaks out. Once it is attached, you can hook up the braided hose. Here is the deal with the compressor: when it is turned on, it will not constantly run, it has an auto shut off once it has stored pressure. On top of this, your airbrush must be hooked up to the hose & compressor for the gauge to work. To adjust the pressure, you pull out the black knob on the regulator and then twist it left/right, it should have + and - symbols so you know which way to twist it. Note, the gauge will only read if you have the compressor running and the hose is hooked up to your airbrush! If your compressor has auto shut off and you need to adjust the pressure, just run some air through the airbrush so that it starts back up again. Also, keep in mind when you are airbrushing the compressor will turn itself on and off. THIS IS NORMAL AND A GOOD THING, don't let it alarm you. It means your regulator and compressor are working correctly! The airbrush: as stated earlier, the airbrush must be hooked up to the compressor and the compressor must be running for it to work properly (this should be obvious, but I will state it anyway). There are two controls on the airbrush, and also some adjustments. The first control is pressing the trigger down, which will make air come out. Note, when it is pressed down there should be NO fluid coming out, just air. Once the trigger is pushed down, when you pull it back your liquid should come out stronger and stronger. If you cannot pull your trigger back far enough to let the liquid out, here is what might be wrong: On the very back of the airbrush (opposite of the front) is a little knob. If you loosen this knob, it will allow you to pull the trigger further and further back allowing you to release more and more liquid. As I said earlier, I am nowhere near an expert or even an adept on air brushes. As my first air brush, for $80 (I got mine used from desertcart) this is WORTH EVERY PENNY. Airbrushes alone go for $100+, where this is an airbrush AND a compressor AND a regulator (yes, some airbrush/compressor kits don't come with regulators)! As for quality, I honestly don't know how good the airbrush is, but I used it to write my name and paint some model kits, and the paint (water based acrylic thinned with Windex) came out evenly with no splattering. Also, the included booklet is a joke. It is about 5 pages front and back, and basically explains how to clean your airbrush and tells you to practice painting lines, dagger strokes, and dots. The important thing is that it explains how to clean your airbrush. It is EXTREMELY important to keep your airbrush cleaned if you want it to last you forever. The brush gets gunked up with paint quick, so it is important to keep it clean. Just keep in mind that when you purchase this you will have to keep it maintained. It is not too hard to clean, you just need to run some cleaner through it and unscrew some small parts. Conclusion: If you are looking for a airbrush for painting anything, this is worth it. I personally use it for painting model kits but you can use it for everything else! Review: Worked Fantastic For What I Needed It For - I purchased this airbrush for one single purpose...to paint a very large 3D printed model that I was in the process of printing and building. I put a ton of time and effort into the print, so I wanted to make sure that it was going to look as good as it could, and I quickly found with some test pieces that using brushes on it just wasn't going to give it the look I was going for. I did a bit of research and settled on the Master Airbrush set that's listed here, and to be honest I couldn't be happier. I have never used a REAL airbrush before...I had only used the Testor's one that uses propellant to spray the paint, which really just makes it more like a glorified spray paint device. I watched a few videos on YouTube about how to go about using the device, and when it arrived I quickly gave it a shot. I mixed Tamiya acrylic paint with Tamiya thinner in the ratio that I found on Tamiya's site for mixing paint for airbrushes, and I found it to work very well. I absolutely loved the level of control that I had with the airbrush...I could lay just a little bit of paint if I wanted to, or I could put more on at a time. I quickly found my way around using the thing and ended up with GREAT results on the model I was working on. The set comes with pretty much everything you need to get started, and I found that the only thing I needed to get in order to get started was paint, thinner, and some airbrush cleaner. I would highly recommend grabbing some cleaner when you order it, as it's nice to be able to use it to clean out the brush after every use. I found that by cleaning it every time I was done using it I had no issues at all whenever I went to use it again. I know it's fairly basic, and probably not top of the line...but for my uses and the amount of money I spent I feel that this airbrush setup is an incredible value. For getting started, or for doing just very basic projects, I think you couldn't go wrong with this setup. Highly recommended. ## Features - Precision Airbrush: Professional air brush painting set features a Master Airbrush G22 Multi-Purpose, High-Performance Airbrush with a 1/3 oz. gravity fluid cup and a 0.3mm fluid tip. - Air Compressor System: Airbrush with compressor kit equipped with a premium Master Airbrush 1/5 HP high-performance air compressor, air filter, water trap, pressure regulator, and a 2-airbrush holder. - Versatile Applications: Includes a user-friendly gravity feed airbrush for nails paint, crafts, auto graphics, temporary tattoos, cake decorating, and fine art. An ideal nail airbrush machine for nail art. - Skill Level Suitability: Ideal airbrush kit for aspiring artists and experienced professionals, performing effectively across most airbrushing applications and compatible with various paint spray media. - Beginner Friendly: Ideal airbrush kit for beginners with comprehensive how-to manual; Perfect balance of professional quality and user-friendly features; Suitable for hobby enthusiasts, artists, and professionals alike ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B001TO578Q | | Additional Features | Automatic Shut-Off | | Air Flow Capacity | 25 liters per minute | | Best Sellers Rank | #19,910 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing ( See Top 100 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing ) #41 in Airbrush Sets | | Brand | Master Airbrush | | Brand Name | Master Airbrush | | Capacity | 23 liters | | Color | Standard Kit | | Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 3,912 Reviews | | Hose Length | 6 feet | | Included Components | Filters, Power Cord | | Item Dimensions L x W x H | 9"L x 5"W x 6"H | | Manufacturer | Master Airbrush | | Manufacturer Part Number | ECO KIT-17 | | Material Type | Aluminum or Lightweight Alloy Steel | | Maximum Current | 1.24 A | | Maximum Horsepower | 1.6 hp | | Maximum Power | 1.6 hp | | Maximum Pressure | 57 psi | | Model Name | G22 | | Model Number | ECO-17 | | Noise | 65 db | | Noise Level | 65 db | | Number of Items | 1 | | Power Source | Corded Electric | | Recommended Uses For Product | Spraying | | Special Feature | Automatic Shut-Off | | Style | Portable | | UPC | 844825085084 | | Unit Count | 1 Count | | Voltage | 120 volts | ## Product Details - **Brand:** Master Airbrush - **Noise Level:** 65 Decibels - **Power Source:** Corded Electric - **Recommended Uses For Product:** Spraying - **Voltage:** 120 Volts ## Images ![Multi-Purpose Gravity Feed Air Brush Kit & Air Compressor - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/810lz8ilY3L.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Size** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: My compressor only shuts off for a second or two. even if i'm not spraying. did i do something wrong?** A: Your compressor will shut off when it reaches the number you have it set for on the regulator. The compressor should only run when it needs to fill up with air. **Q: Can I use different brand airbrushes with this compressor?** A: The compressor and hose use a standard 1/8" fitting, so they're a direct fit for Iwata, Harder & Steenbeck, Grex, and most cheap airbrushes. You'll need an adaptor for Badger, Paasche and other company's that go with the less common fittings. **Q: How long can I use this before it begins over-heating? I'm wanting to use to bodypaint ..... Thanks :)** A: I'm not sure of an exact amount of time, I've used it for around two hours sometimes more. But if you turn it off between colors or cleaning, I don't think it should get too hot. I do have mine off the carpet though, I would recommend allowing air to flow around it. But overall I haven't burned my hand on it or anything like that. I hope that helps you. **Q: I cant get the regulator to go on straight like the picture...it stops right before. Any ideas?** A: I had to tweak the attachment nut that's attached to the actual compressor to get me regulator to line up properly. Make sure you have some Teflon tape. This is normally called plumber's tape. It's real thin and white, comes in little white plastic rolls with a blue ring that snaps onto the roll. I found that by slowly back the nut out of the compressor, I could get the regulator to stand vertical. You may need to tighten it but don't over tighten because you could damage the compressor head. Good luck! ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Definitely Worth It, The Bad Reviewers Do Not Know What They Are Talking About *by D***S on April 21, 2013* I have read through all of the reviews with low ratings and I can all see why they gave this WONDERFUL product a low rating. It is simply because they are ignorant, not because the product if broken. Heck, I thought my compressor and airbrush were broken when I first got them, too! As a newbie to this product and airbrushing in general, here is a little newbie guide I threw together: The compressor: The first deal is that the regulator is not attached. My compressor came with Teflon tape (I'm not sure if yours will, I got mine used). You NEED to wrap the male part on the compressor in Teflon tape then screw on the regulator. This is done so that the none of the air leaks out. Once it is attached, you can hook up the braided hose. Here is the deal with the compressor: when it is turned on, it will not constantly run, it has an auto shut off once it has stored pressure. On top of this, your airbrush must be hooked up to the hose & compressor for the gauge to work. To adjust the pressure, you pull out the black knob on the regulator and then twist it left/right, it should have + and - symbols so you know which way to twist it. Note, the gauge will only read if you have the compressor running and the hose is hooked up to your airbrush! If your compressor has auto shut off and you need to adjust the pressure, just run some air through the airbrush so that it starts back up again. Also, keep in mind when you are airbrushing the compressor will turn itself on and off. THIS IS NORMAL AND A GOOD THING, don't let it alarm you. It means your regulator and compressor are working correctly! The airbrush: as stated earlier, the airbrush must be hooked up to the compressor and the compressor must be running for it to work properly (this should be obvious, but I will state it anyway). There are two controls on the airbrush, and also some adjustments. The first control is pressing the trigger down, which will make air come out. Note, when it is pressed down there should be NO fluid coming out, just air. Once the trigger is pushed down, when you pull it back your liquid should come out stronger and stronger. If you cannot pull your trigger back far enough to let the liquid out, here is what might be wrong: On the very back of the airbrush (opposite of the front) is a little knob. If you loosen this knob, it will allow you to pull the trigger further and further back allowing you to release more and more liquid. As I said earlier, I am nowhere near an expert or even an adept on air brushes. As my first air brush, for $80 (I got mine used from Amazon) this is WORTH EVERY PENNY. Airbrushes alone go for $100+, where this is an airbrush AND a compressor AND a regulator (yes, some airbrush/compressor kits don't come with regulators)! As for quality, I honestly don't know how good the airbrush is, but I used it to write my name and paint some model kits, and the paint (water based acrylic thinned with Windex) came out evenly with no splattering. Also, the included booklet is a joke. It is about 5 pages front and back, and basically explains how to clean your airbrush and tells you to practice painting lines, dagger strokes, and dots. The important thing is that it explains how to clean your airbrush. It is EXTREMELY important to keep your airbrush cleaned if you want it to last you forever. The brush gets gunked up with paint quick, so it is important to keep it clean. Just keep in mind that when you purchase this you will have to keep it maintained. It is not too hard to clean, you just need to run some cleaner through it and unscrew some small parts. Conclusion: If you are looking for a airbrush for painting anything, this is worth it. I personally use it for painting model kits but you can use it for everything else! ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Worked Fantastic For What I Needed It For *by J***F on May 30, 2017* I purchased this airbrush for one single purpose...to paint a very large 3D printed model that I was in the process of printing and building. I put a ton of time and effort into the print, so I wanted to make sure that it was going to look as good as it could, and I quickly found with some test pieces that using brushes on it just wasn't going to give it the look I was going for. I did a bit of research and settled on the Master Airbrush set that's listed here, and to be honest I couldn't be happier. I have never used a REAL airbrush before...I had only used the Testor's one that uses propellant to spray the paint, which really just makes it more like a glorified spray paint device. I watched a few videos on YouTube about how to go about using the device, and when it arrived I quickly gave it a shot. I mixed Tamiya acrylic paint with Tamiya thinner in the ratio that I found on Tamiya's site for mixing paint for airbrushes, and I found it to work very well. I absolutely loved the level of control that I had with the airbrush...I could lay just a little bit of paint if I wanted to, or I could put more on at a time. I quickly found my way around using the thing and ended up with GREAT results on the model I was working on. The set comes with pretty much everything you need to get started, and I found that the only thing I needed to get in order to get started was paint, thinner, and some airbrush cleaner. I would highly recommend grabbing some cleaner when you order it, as it's nice to be able to use it to clean out the brush after every use. I found that by cleaning it every time I was done using it I had no issues at all whenever I went to use it again. I know it's fairly basic, and probably not top of the line...but for my uses and the amount of money I spent I feel that this airbrush setup is an incredible value. For getting started, or for doing just very basic projects, I think you couldn't go wrong with this setup. Highly recommended. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best Airbrush For Beginners! Please Read!! *by K***O on August 19, 2019* This is my first airbrush. I bought it for the purpose of customizing shoes and using it for simple things like blending colors in for a background. The kit is amazing and I’m not exaggerating. Let’s tackle some problems that I faced that you might too: 1) When you first get it, hook up everything up and set the air pressure to 20. This is the first thing that had me sweating because I never used an airbrush before and the air kept shutting off very quickly. After doing this, you’ll have a better constant flow of air to use for whatever project you have. 2) If there’s any problems with the actual air gun, just take the pieces apart and carefully assemble it back. Sometimes the first small piece around end of the needle is too loose and you’ll have a problem with the paint coming out. Tighten the piece and move the trigger back and forth to see if the tip of the needle is moving in and out. Paint and air should come out fine now. 3) Whenever bubbles are appearing and there’s no paint coming out, unscrew one or both of the caps at the front (where it’s showing the pointy needle tip) and press down on the trigger. Air and paint should be coming out again and you can screw the caps back on. This might not be the proper way to handle any of these problems but these are the ways that get me through without damaging anything. 4) Cleaning the airbrush: If you’re customizing shoes like I am or doing a project that requires different color paint, the ideal would be to literally dissemble the whole air gun to clean the paint out. However if you’re switching between paint quickly, I would take a bottle water and pour water into the air gun paint cup and pour it out (basically “rinsing” it out). After this, I would pour a little more water and press down on the trigger till I see just clear water coming out. If I wanted to make sure it was really clean, I would pour a little bit of nail polish remove (100% acetone) and press down on the trigger. Like I said, this is not the ideal but it works fine for me lol. I recommend buying spare needles because the tip can easily bend if you’re not careful. This is definitely a product worth buying! ## Frequently Bought Together - Professional Master Airbrush Multi-Purpose Gravity Feed Airbrushing System Kit - Model G22 Gravity Feed Dual-Action Airbrush with 1/3 oz. Fluid Cup and 0.3 mm Tip, Hose, Powerful 1/5hp Air Compressor - Master Airbrush Cleaner, 16-Ounce Pint Bottle - Fast Acting Cleaning Solution, Quickly Remove Water-Based Acrylic Paint, Watercolor, Makeup - Clean Clogged Airbrushes, Brushes, Artist Tools - Vallejo - Airbrush Thinner for Acrylic Paints 200 ml. 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