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I'm not sure why you would want to brush on anything. If you are going to the trouble to custom-paint, and weather, DO IT RIGHT. If you don't have an airbrush, you can get a "cheapie" that will suit your purposes just fine for about 20 bucks at any discount outlet. But, make sure you practice on a couple of scrap pieces, before you start spraying your masterpiece. If you are using "Floquil", I have found that thinning it at about a 75/25 ratio, works well for me. And I DO use a cheap airbrush. Remember, a few thin coats are much better than one heavy coat. <br /> Hope this helps... <br /> Todd C.
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