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Old 11-07-2014, 05:18 AM   #1  
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Has anyone tried this product out? What do you think of it?

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Old 11-07-2014, 06:42 AM   #2  
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Here's the link to a discussion on the eBrush System Craftwell. I broke down and bought it, figured I could send it back if I didn't like it. It's not as smooth as a traditional airbrush, but it works pretty well. I use the Copics Airbrush System on my compressor and it works beautifully, but I can't use other marker brands with it. The eBrush works with quiet a few markers, so now I'm not limited to Copics. Honestly neither system is as good as a traditional airbrush, in my opinion, but they work pretty darn well.
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There's a eBrush group on Facebook. I have it and really like it! Once you find the sweet spot on a pen it will spray good; IMO the alcohol pens (Copic, Spectrum Noir) work best.
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I recently bought this on HSN and found it to be quite versatile. I have adapted the "adapter" to use my Creative Memories markers, as well as some inexpensive ones from Michael's. Washi tape works wonders for accurate placement! I'm still learning, not having used an airbrush since college days 40+ years ago. I like the lightweight ease of use as well as the reduced noise levels of this tool. I'm learning, using scrap paper and working on masking areas. I hope to venture into using fabric markers so I can stencil designs on muslin which can be curtains, napkins, table runners, etc. As darlenemcg noted, finding the "sweet spot" is essential. For the price, I am pleased. Diane
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