Description
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GSI Creos Procon BOY PS289 WA Platinum 0.3mm Ver.2
The ultimate airbrush for precision painting with 0.3mm nozzle diameter, semi-easy soft button, air adjustment system, and air up mechanism to stabilize air pressure. 10cc cup included.
The Platinum type airbrush is equipped with a semi-easy soft button that smoothly and smoothly sprays paint at the beginning of a spray. The air adjustment system prevents the paint from forming a crumbly shape at the beginning of the spraying process. Air Adjustment System: Allows you to adjust airflow from 0 to maximum at your fingertips. This system is useful for fine-tuning during painting. Air Up Mechanism: The air brush is uniquely tuned to ensure stable operation even at low air pressure.
Double Action: Air is released by pushing the button, and paint begins to flow when the button is pulled back. This allows you to freely control the amount of paint while you are working, enabling a wide range of expression. The needle stopper can be set to prevent the needle from retracting beyond a certain position, allowing it to be used as a single-action type. Because they can be used in a variety of situations, many types of airbrushes are on the market, and they have become the mainstream of airbrushes.
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