Review on Uovviney 166TH Airbrush Trigger Kit by Shantel Griffin

I don't know how these manufacturers can produce something that is obvious after use and difficult to clean thoroughly. The gravity bowl is adjustable, which is cool, but cleaning the floor is cumbersome. It's molded in one piece so you can't take it apart. And the design of the nozzle is stupid. You can't remove the most important part, which allows you to clean the inner chamber, which ALWAYS collects some paint and causes it to clog and become a nightmare. I use a lot of mice and flakes and have yet to find a brush under $200 that doesn't clog in minutes. This one seemed promising, but it shares the same design as the $15-$20 models. It has been added to the Graveyard of Failed Airbrushes. My advice to those not interested in ultra-fine detail. Buy a car touch-up gun. fine details are possible. And spraying is far superior to this little %@%@