I got an Paasehe dual action air brush from a friend of mine all i have is the syphoin feed cups i dont have any directions or anything for it ive tryed looking for videos to see how to use it but i cant seem to get the paint thinned right i can never get it to spray out nice it either is really runnie or i cant get it out at all. Im unsure what i should be doing i like woking on my models but its depressing when i cant get the paint to look any good. I guess if anyone knows where i can find info or had any insite on what i could be doing wrong let me know. Im almost done with my Diamond Reo but i dont want the cab to look like crap lol so im stuck at this point

Hi Travis

Don't worry, there are many guys here in the site who can help you

First of all, what kind of paint have you used for your first experiments ?

If you have doubts about paint dilutions look here

http://www.little-cars.co.uk/workbench49.pdf

Those are the thinner that you can use and those that you can't

If i were you I'd start to paint with AB using Tamiya acrilyc paints diluted with their thinner ( X20A white top ) with a ratio of 50% paint and 50% thinner. Tamiya paints are quite easy to use and you can obtain good results with them.

Before to paint models make some trials on plastic sheets. That can help you to get confidence with your new tool

well im using Model Master enamel paint. I do try using anything to try to spreay on before my modles but i just cant seem to get it to flow out at all. i run my compressor at around 30psi. could i be thinning it to much i use testor enamel thinner. ive watched a few you tube viedos but they just show u how to paint lines they never exsplane how to get the brush to work in the first place lol

30 psi is maybe too high, 15 could be enough in my humble opinion.
Anyway if you can't get it to flow out, it could it mean that paint isn't diluted enough. You should mix the paint with the thinner with a ratio of 50/50 or more (F.E. 60% thinner, 40% paint make some trials before). You should shake very well your compound before to fill the tank of your AB, then you'll have to apply several thin coats on the model. Don't try to paint the whole kit with a singular thick coat, that coud be ruin all your job

Look here

http://www.howtoairbrush.com/

http://www.howtoairbrush.com/content/airbrush-lesson-one-173/

http://www.howtoairbrush.com/content/airbrush-lesson-one-part-two-174/

http://www.howtoairbrush.com/content/airbrush-lesson-one-part-three-175/

It isn't a modeller tutorial, but it doesn't matter, technique is the same

cheers