Airbrush

Airbrush is a pneumatic spray painting tool that uses compressed air to spray fine particles of paint, ink, or other liquid materials onto a surface.

It is designed to mix paint with air at the exit from the airbrush head, allowing for precise control to achieve smooth gradients, fine details, and seamless blending that traditional brushes aren't able to achieve. 

Airbrushes are popular for painting applications in scale modeling, automotive painting, fine art & illustration, cake decorating, body/face painting & tattooing, as well as restoration work, thanks to their ability to create intricate details and soft transitions. Airbrushes are also used in multiple industries to apply glue, cleaning solutions, and other chemicals.
They come in different types, including gravity feed, siphon feed, and side feed models, as well as different trigger types. You can learn more about differences in our Airbrush Buying Guide.