I'd appreciate some insights on an issue which has been exercising the old grey cells of late. I have an airbrush and have painted quite a few models with pleasing results (I'm not an expert by any means - I just have low standards ). The thing is that although I have my own workshop it's full of woodworking machinery and, consequently, the air is constantly full of tiny particles of sawdust which make it impossible to airbrush anything without it being covered in "bits" within seconds. Obviously airbrushing enamels on the dining room table won't go down too well with SWMBO and I'm even nervous about shooting acrylics because I refuse to indulge in practices which could affect the health of myself and my family just because of a hobby. I'm not even sure that a spray booth is safe enough to use indoors (it would have to be a homebrew one on cost grounds anyway). On the other hand it would be a shame to have to return to brush painting now I've had experience of the great results achievable with an airbrush. Has anyone else had this dilemma? How did you resolve it?
Thanks in advance.
Ron Headon Swindon, England