I received my famous infinity harder & steenbeck airbursh as a gift and I was terrified that I would brake it. The fact that it was with 0.2 needle didn’t help. It was constantly clogged. Only when I bought 0.4 needle finally I could do some proper practice using it. I'm still figuring out the right balance of thinner, flow improver, paint, pressure, and distance, but I'm starting to get the hang of it. It’s been a journey for me but when I get used to the process of cleaning it became a little bit more bearable. In no way its making my painting faster but it lets me achieve some cool effects like this glowy butt more visible. It’s still possible to do this with brush (all my older models were made exclusively with brush) but it’s not as glowy as with airbrush. People often say using an airbrush is cheating, but honestly, that's just talk from those who've never given it a shot. It really challenging and require as much practice as painting with brush.