Gaahleri’s Mobius Premium Series .3mm Airbrush Unboxing and Review

Gaahleri’s Mobius Premium Series .3mm Airbrush Unboxing and Review

This is Gaahleri’s All New Premium Series .3mm Airbrush.
Gaahleri asked if I’d like to check this airbrush out and see what I thought. They honestly asked me what I liked and more importantly what I didn’t like about this new airbrush. Well, I put it through it’s paces and decided to bring you along for the ride.

I gave it a quick takedown just to see the needle, jet, and cup. Well, I was impressed. The needle is shiny like it’s been polished, the cup looks like a mirror, and the jet was totally unexpected. It is an all-new design but keeps the fluted setup. Now they are longer and about halfway down have a slight twist in them. It is a beautiful airbrush with brass and gold looking inlay, and a very cool twist on the back cover. What really caught my eye is where you can see the needle through the airbrush just before it goes into the gasket. That is a cool addition. There are three air outlets in the jet cavity instead of just one. The trigger tension is adjustable. I like my trigger a bit on the firm side, and this lets me adjust without taking the back cover off. It feels smooth from the beginning to the stop.

When I went to the spray booth my anticipations were completely met by a clean smooth and controlled spray. You can see how nicely the paint covered the spoon on every layer. Then I had a little fun with a piece of cardboard just to see how fine a line I could cut with a .3mm tip. After that I did a quick double pass to see the width of coverage and it seems about a half inch. More than adequate for painting car bodies.

So, in conclusion the new Mobius airbrush felt and sprayed beautifully. What you didn’t see was the cleanup. It cleans up as nicely as it sprays. Takedown was a breeze and with that mirrored finish paint came off without any grief. I understand why Gaahleri calls this a premium airbrush. Because it is.

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