Street Art Airbrush with garden sprayer pump

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Garden-Spray Airbrush new model single action airbrush My first Street Airbrush, this video show how efficient the concept perform. Made by putting an airbrush with hose, instead of the hose and nozzle on the Garden sprayer. This work perfect if you do StreetArt or Graffiti as it maneage the fine details and airbrush tricks that is difficult with a spray can. Beside when you thin the paint so it is like milk, it is your choice what paint you want to use,

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wow, finally find my third alternative for a cheap airbrush air source. i'm thinking using a 38watt aquarium pump or an inner car tire with 2 valve one for input and output and now i find this. thank you sir.

Third model of the Streetart Airbrush are fittet with a sidecup double function airbrush, and it work much bettter than you see in this Video where it spray glue for gold leaf guilding, --- forgot in the Video to tell it run on a hand pump ;)) https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=10205763944036215&set=vb.1184722724&type=2&theater

Hi, Im'e now at third generation of the Gardensprayer Airbrush. With the first I used the fittings and hose there was allready there, cut the hose and found various fittings. If you simply cut the hose you hav no problems fitting the hose to the tank, but my advise if there are two treads on the bottle and they have same tread, then shift the hose to the top tread and the overpreasure valve to the bottom, You don't need to, but water if that ever enter will stay at the bottom and there are no reson to press that thru the pipe and airbrsh. Anyway just cutting the hose halve the problems are solved as the hose (pipe) are then attached the bottle. Then how to attach that hose to the Airbrush depend what fittings you have, but it's a good idea to have a fitting at the end of the hose, that allow you to easily put another Airbrush on. The cheap airbrushes often come with a small fitting that fit the tread on the airbrush and can be put into a hose, but often the hose on the gardensprayer are much wider than the small air pipes for airbrushes ---- with one I put together, a plastic hose fitted into the gardensprayer hose, and from some other defekt airbrushes, I found a small fitting with an "O" ring. putting that on the end of the plastic hose made the connection tight.
In short it's about finding the right fittings and my advise are that you find a shop or a workshop where they have a sortiment of different water hose or air hose fittings, but very often if you take apart the spray handle that is on the gardensprayer, you can find some fitting that can be used. --- sorry the foto's is not detailed enough, but I can make some more and mail them if you want so.

HI sir, did you use any thing to connect the original hose of the airbrush to the sprayer. Or maybe you just did an alteration on the water sprayer for the hose of the airbrush to fit in? Can you help me on the details or a video perhaps on how to show us how you do it? thanks hope you reply.

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This would seem a great simple alternative to an airbrush Compressor, i have just started making Floats for fishing here in the UK, and would need lower pressure for spraying colors, all that would mean is less pumps presumably, bit of practice is whats needed thats all.
are most of these containers pretty airtight, also have you tried it with a gravity fed Airbrush Per.
Thanks for this Per.
Jim

I reckon you can buy these from garden centre amd just connect the air brush hose to where the hose that comes with the pressure sprayer connects too

This is smart, I am looking to buy an airbrush kit and was seeing how costly air compressors can get. I have 3 of those garden sprayers...

@dizaster777 ; Yes there are limitasions but I wouldn't put this idea public if I wasn't myself surprised how efficient it realy is. It all depend what Gardensprayer you find and maybe someone will take the chance with one of the newer electric or battery Garden sprayers with a much bigger tank and a small electric compressor --- worth a try for StreetArt atleast.. But you are rigth, that there must be other better alternatives in @Jasen Thomas 's situation.

As far as i can tell its just a regular garden sprayer modified to have the air pushed out from the bottom (the black hose) instead of the regular spray nozzle. not sure how efficient this would be for you, really depends on what ammount of pressure you need. cheers