Sata minijet 3 vs Iwata LPH80

[Black Magic]

Ok guys, question: Have any of you used both of these guns, and if so, how do they compare? I own the Sata and love it, but am looking at the Iwata wondering if it's as good as it looks to be. I'm looking for the ultimate in glassy clear when reduced a LOT. I paint competition RC planes where weight is critical, so just laying down coat after coat and sanding and polishing it to death just isn't an option. I need one thin coat that lays down slick and doesn't weigh a ton.

I have reached sort of a terminal lightness with the Sata, where anything else and it just splatters or runs. hard to properly describe....so if the Iwata atomizes any better, it's probably a better option, because one ounce can make a world of difference in what I do.

Any thoughts?

-Mike

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so this could be used for doing lager shading on larger flames im looking to do some oldschool flames on my expedition that will be about 3 feet long and about 18 inches oldschool stlyle

something between a airbrush and a detail gun with
apology if i hijacked this a bit but im looking the info Black Magic is

RT

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thanks STEVEN i really like the eclipse AB and LPH 400 lv/lvx

[Black Magic]

Thanks Steve!

I'll give it a go and report back the differences I find in my application. I need thin, light glass....LOL The minijet has been the best I have run across so far, but if the LPH80 is anything like my Iwata airbrushes, I am stoked!

-Mike

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well i had my hands on the LPH 80 today i think it might do just fine for what i want it come with alot of tip sizes
im thinking .6 or .8

RT