Sparmax Airbrush SP-20X

Incredible airbrush for the cost. I was able to buy a .2mm and a .35mm for less than the cost of replacing my eclipse. Smooth action easy to clean and applies paint as good as my eclipse. I highly recommend this brush if you are looking to get one.

This is one of the best airbrushes I have ever used, I started with an Iwata CN and move up to a Badger 105 Patriot. This one is perfect for details, free hand details. The action is extremely smooth, the needle is super fine and sprays very well. Cleaning is simple and rarely requires a full break down to clean. Have never had it jam, clogged or splatter either.

Just a note: Purchased this through Spray Gunners Ebay store.

I wanted a fine tipped airbrush for detail work on my 1:72 scale models. I don't use but a few drops of paint at a time so the large cups on the other brands weren't needed. I have a Sparmax 2000 compressor , the quality of which is very impressive. The clincher was a review I found at DN Models.com which was very favourable.
Service from Spray-Gunner is absolutely first class. Bravo!
The SP-20X is a delightful airbrush. I have a couple of Iwata Eclipses and they have nothing, ZERO, on this airbrush. Sparmax quality is outstanding. The price is pretty much 1/2 of the other brands I looked at.
Had I not received a 40% discount on my Eclipses I'd be kicking myself for certain. Maybe I'll trade them in...

Sparmax is a good option for not spending 500-600$ on Iwata Micron. It works perfect for small details , it let me draw flowers direct into the canvas. If the needle gets broken, is easy to replace at a fraction of price. Good options for small details and it works fine.

For the price, this is a solid brush. I bought it on a whim, after seeing some videos showing how it sprayed and I was impressed with the results. For under $100 USD, this is a really SOLID brush, and is capable of very fine work. I had no problem spraying Tamiya and Ammo paints and was able to get consistently fine lines with a minimum amount of fuzz. I would rate the brush 4.5 if that were available. I don't give it a 5, because, at least for me, the controls are tight. It seems like you really have to mash down on the trigger, and the needle set knob is stiff/tight. I've had other brand new brushes that had a softer "broken in" feel right out of the box. The feel doesn't affect how it sprays, though, and I do recommend this brush. I would rate it a cut above my old Iwata Neo and Revolution brushes but not quite in the ball park of, say, a Gunze Sangyo extra fine brush.