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On Bronzer · 07-02-2006, 09:44 AM

To add my opinion. While I agree with alot of what nmarcks said, alot of the decision is personal preference. If you get a booth that works with compresor rather than pump, you will get a more airbrush effect. Also stay away from booths that require you to "wipe" down, again less like airbrush....no one who gets airbrushed has to "wipe down". The least expense way is to purchase the pieces individually rather than ie Cal Tan's custom bronzer. You can make your own booth as has been discusses on other threads. Realize with airbrushing you always need to have techs available to spray, if your tunover rate with employees is low, than this could work for you. If you cross sell UV with the spray booth you will be less likely to be dealing with a onetime customer.Again, it ends up being a personal preference. My opinion.

07-02-2006, 09:44 AM	#4 (permalink)
On Bronzer Join Date: Jan 30 2006 Location: Michigan Posts: 397 Rep Power: 3	Re: Airbrush difference To add my opinion. While I agree with alot of what nmarcks said, alot of the decision is personal preference. If you get a booth that works with compresor rather than pump, you will get a more airbrush effect. Also stay away from booths that require you to "wipe" down, again less like airbrush....no one who gets airbrushed has to "wipe down". The least expense way is to purchase the pieces individually rather than ie Cal Tan's custom bronzer. You can make your own booth as has been discusses on other threads. Realize with airbrushing you always need to have techs available to spray, if your tunover rate with employees is low, than this could work for you. If you cross sell UV with the spray booth you will be less likely to be dealing with a onetime customer.Again, it ends up being a personal preference. My opinion.