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Subject: Curious... Author: Tiffany [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 06:44:27 03/16/11 Wed Author Host/IP: h189.136.255.206.cable.pnbl.cablelynx.com/206.255.136.189 In reply to: Loni Hernandez 's message, "Airbrush gun" on 16:51:09 03/15/11 Tue This airbrush talk makes me curious. It sounds so much neater than dip dyeing. Do you need the fabric medium? Does your fabric get stiff? I would be willing to buy an airbrush gun if it was not as messy and did just as a job as dip dyeing. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> [> [> [> [> [> [> Subject: Air Brush Author: Susan [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 03:25:28 03/17/11 Thu Author Host/IP: c-98-231-93-7.hsd1.fl.comcast.net/98.231.93.7 As for me I took the airbrush kit back to the store. It took me well over 3 hours to spray it and I have still been touching it up. I was not happy with the finished product. With that said I do love the way the airbrush looks. It is very pretty. I realize the first time I used the airbrush method was going to take longer but I think I could get a more even coloring with dipping and faster too (even with cleaning the dryer). My DH went and found a cord that is like an extension cord for the dryer when I can plug in another dryer...needless to say I will soon have a "dye" dryer in the garage to trash. I really wish the airbrush system would have worked out for me because I do like it. I just don't have time to waste when I have other orders to fill. Maybe it is the impatient factor in my genes :) [ Post a Reply to This Message ]