you can get a special plastic spraypaint designed for certain plastics at almost any hardware store or tru value. its really quite simple, dont forget to sand your gun and do a couple coats of primer before the first color coat otherwise the paint wont stick at all and it will come off on everything. believe me i know from experience. anyway you can get everything you need at a tru value, lowes or your local hardware store. good luck and good hunting.
There are a number of good quality paints made specifically for air-brush use.
They come in both solvent base - used most commonly for automotive application and water base - used most commonly for mural, and fine arts applications.
In each case, there are people who "swear by" and "swear at" the products.
My best suggestion is to try out the various types and brands.
Be certain to use the appropriate thinners and cleaners for each and in my experience it is a good idea not to use the same equipment with water-based as with solvent-based. your compressor is not part of that, but the air-brush itself and any feed tubes carrying paint need to be kept scrupulously clean and sometimes a bit of the cleaner will be left in the lines. This can result in spoiling a project as water and solvent just do not mix.
Also, if you work very fine or do a lot of very detailed work, be sure the pigments in your paint are finely enough processed to work with your project. I have several paintings with an unintended spatter effect that was the result of using a brand with coarser pigment.
Acrylic paint is water based, so water or soapy water should be used to clean a spray gun.
It depends on which paint gun if it is a paint ball you have the wrong paint or you do not have enough pressurized air. If you have a spray paint gun that means that there not enough pressurized air.
You should be able to use a gravity feed HVLP spray gun to spray latex paint as long as the volume is at least 12 CFM. Check the paint's data sheet to determine the proper thinning required.
Depends on the spray gun, but in most cases, yes.
They are solvents.
If you play airsoft, then no. It should be a non-reflective colour that matches the area(s) you play in, to reduce the chance of being seen (green usually works best. If you do not play airsoft, paint it any colour you want. try to use krylon camouflage paint to use on your airsoft guns. See the link below
An Airsoft gun
April 2010, and It was an Airsoft gun.
You can spray paint whatever u want on it, but it is considered illegal if you spray over the orange tip of the gun.
The Ak47
kwa all the way
go for the m14, unless its cheap looking.
Read the paint can and make sure it says you can use it on plastic.
A used or broken gun that the company or maker has replaced any of the worn or broken parts. It should be cheaper but just as good as a normal airsoft gun
airsoft pistols thats what i started out with then i got shotguns and rifles
no. you get what you pay for. a good airsoft gun should be 150 or higher
depends on what you want to do