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all you would need is the hose. I opted for the braided hose which was about 20$ but it is well worth the extra money, plastic airbrush hoses are junk IMO they crack and break and leak etc. If you are serious about getting into doing airbrushing dont even look at a sinlge action, u will just end up getting frustrated
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Thanks.
Just use a paint brush to put the mask on?
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ya thats how i do it, put it on like paint, I like to do about 4-5 coats, if its a little thicker its easier to peal off, and a little tip for peeling it, after painting a section throw it in the freezer when its dry, when the mask gets cool, it will come off a lot better
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Yeah, don't skimp on the liquid mask. Use a very thick coat, it will really help. If you're looking for straight lines though, I think the pactra or parma (can't remember) tape will do fine, I won some in a raffle and haven't had a body to try it on yet.
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