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30-04-08, 10:21 PM
Hi Astrid
The HVLP is a far better investment if you're trying to decide which to go for. The airbrush will take longer and you could use any solution, however the HVLP is much quicker and can really cut down on your actual 'spraying time' thus allowing you to fit more clients in... I can give you the lo-down on HVLP machines if you would like more info ... Pm me if you do (wouldn't want to bore others reading the thread)..hth |
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30-04-08, 10:44 PM
HVLP every time. I used to do tans with airbrush as I also do airbrush nails. Invested in HVLP 2 years ago and wish I had sooner. Better late than never. I find the HVLP much faster, less solution and dries immediately.
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30-04-08, 11:05 PM
I started out using an airbrush and compressor and even though it gave a good coverage and tan, it took double the time and there was far too much overspray.
I was soon converted when shown the HVLP machines.... never looked back.. just no comparison in my eyes ![]() |
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