I use both, the fine to achieve gradients and the regular spray gun for solid colours. It IS a pricier set up but options in Australia are limited (0.3mm for detail work/gradients and 1mm for spray work)
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I use both, the fine to achieve gradients and the regular spray gun for solid colours. It IS a pricier set up but options in Australia are limited
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