This 30 minute DVD on double action airbrushes educates the beginning airbrush artist, clears up general misconceptions, and answers the questions most often asked about airbrushing. While designed with the Paasche VL airbrush in mind, the DVD also applies to other double action airbrushes.

The DVD covers differences between internal and external mix, as well as single action and double action airbrushes. It explains airbrush paint, paint feed systems and air sources. The DVD also demonstrates, in detail, training exercises, airbrush maintenance and troubleshooting. It’s the most comprehensive airbrush DVD on the market.

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