discussion Iwata neo

[Guest]

Hi all just a quicky here I have just had my first play with my new Iwata neo airbrush that my daughter got me for Christmas, and I have to say wooooo hoooooo, I love it so smooth and nice and easy to control I LOOOOOOVVVVEE IT. I will say this any one who is thinking of up grading for not a lot of money, this is your brush equally anyone looking for a first time brush, this is a must for only £50 and it's an IWATA.

scott

 

[Neil]

As it happened I am planning to get my first one this year and that is what I was thinking of, is it a replacement or did you get a full setup?

 

[Guest]

No Neil I already had my set up in place it was just achristmas present from my 3 year old daughter, quite frankly I think she has great taste in presents.

scott

 

[Neil]

She certainly does, onwards and upwards and surely they can only get better from now on too so in 5 years time, well, one can only imagine!

 

[bazers]

Hi scott got one of these about six months ago and cant seem to get a fine spray without a lot of overspray tried thinning,altering air flow but no

good ?. Oh well back to the badger .

 

[Guest]

Do not want to be an ogre but to put the story straight.. A Neo is not made by Iwata. It is made ouside and badged by Iwata.

Iwata were concerned, the story goes, by the cheap imports from China and the Neo was their answer.

That does not distract from the Neo but sets the record straight. There are a number who have complained and not been happy with the Neo. There are also equally those who are happy.

Laurie

 

[Guest]

True, they're made in Taiwan!