How to Use

This versatile tool excels in a wide range of airbrushing applications and is compatible with various types of paint spray media. It’s perfect for diverse creative pursuits, including hobbies, crafts, auto graphics, temporary tattoos, cake decorating, fine art, nail art, and modeling.

The TC2000 features a sophisticated moisture control system complete with a deluxe pressure regulator and gauge. Additionally, it boasts an automatic on/off function triggered by air pressure, allowing seamless operation. It can accommodate up to four airbrushes, and the spraying process halts automatically when the trigger is released. You can effortlessly adjust the volume of pigment or foundation sprayed using the pressure gauge. To use an airbrush machine concisely:

Prepare: Assemble the airbrush gun and connect it to the compressor. Ensure your workspace is well-ventilated.

Load: Pour your paint or makeup into the airbrush’s paint cup.

Test: Spray a test pattern to check the airbrush’s flow and adjust the air pressure as needed.

Spray: Hold the airbrush like a pencil, position it a few inches from your surface, and pull the trigger to release air and paint/makeup simultaneously.

Control: Practice with different distances and trigger pulls to achieve the desired spray pattern and coverage.

Clean: Clean the airbrush thoroughly after each use to prevent clogs.

Finish: Complete your project, allow it to dry, and store your equipment properly.

Remember to follow manufacturer instructions and practice for better results.