Is it worth it using these markers in an air brush system?
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Brian I havent used these for air brushing only regular coloring. I have seen videos in the air brushing that are awesome. Hope this helps
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I don't have enough experience with air brushing to give an adequate response as to a materials/tools and equipment list, however I would recommend googling your question. Also, a highly rated begginger airbrush book is a good place to start.
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You need to own an air compressor and hose to use this attachment. There are many air compressors on the marker; good ones are not cheap.
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These markers were purchased for my son whose artistic endeavors right now is ink on paper. I don't believe he's done anything on fabric. So, I can't say for certain. I would recommend contacting the manufacturer. Perhaps they can specify as to how well they'll hold up on certain fabrics washed (or dry-cleaned) under certain circumstances and for how long. I can say that he has enjoyed these pens for his drawings.
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Since I'm the only one who uses the brush, i don't have the problem. I guess the marker would be the way to go. Maybe colored rubberbands?
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Not sure why you would want to, as these are permanent markers. But if that's your goal, then they'd probably work fine.
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yes you can ,air compressor is better . because you can regulate air to the air brush
1243422
Yes, they are perfect for these types of activities. However, hand sanitizer or alcohol will remove the ink from the marker. (I learned the hard way!)
928493
I didn't use anything special but I found I liked the wider/flat/somewhat firm bristled paint brushes I had in my stash - they were part of a paint brush variety pack I had purchased at some point, nothing special. I tried using one of those sponge brushes and it introduced too many air bubbles into the chalkboard surface.
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Absolutely! This airbrush is by far my favorite. If you're going to buy this amazing airbrush just make sure you also purchase a good compressor. I would also advise watching some videos on YouTube to really get the theory and techniques down. It takes significant time and practice, like any other kind of painting.
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No, they're not a permanent marker. They are a nice writing type pen. They would smudge.
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I prefer these Sakura Pigma pens for sketching. They hold their tip and last a long time. I would stay away from felt just because they seem to lose their point sooner. YOu might also look at Faber-Castell. While I don't like these quite as well, I know an instructor who recommends them. Hope this helps.
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It really depends on how you use your markers. These markers come with a fine tip nib as opposed to the standard chisel nib. I find that fine tip nib is more useful for illustration(which is what I do). The black casing is nice and I do have to say and these markers still come with a standard brush nib, so it's really up to you if it's worth it.
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I wish I could help, I really dont know. However, they do look too small for your brush. I used the CT2.Good luck!
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Magic marker is fine just use permanent marker because you will need to spray them with a scent killer
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I used my Sharpies to draw on posterboard. If the metal had a texture, the markers should work. Slick-finished metal may result in paint that "wipes" easily. Hope this helps!
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Yes You can Use a marker, like a sharpie or something with smooth tip just soft enough not to scratch the surface.