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 Stay with the airbrush, no question it is the best for what we do. Sounds as if you could use some mentoring by someone who is expert with it. If you know such a person, ask them to check you out on the essentials. Sure its a steap learning curve, but relatively short and very rewarding. Get a few experimental cars or buildings from the dead pile at your LHS and take notes on mixes you use and the air pressure etc. That way you will know what works well for you and what doesn't. Good Luck Randy
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