[dcjjp1]

New to airbrush, have had the equipment forever, but finally getting my gal to do it. I had an outside woman doing it, but she is unreliable and it's easier if we just do it ourselves. The other woman was going to train us for a really high fee ($500 for 4 hours) and I figure we can just do it ourselves and use the $$ to put toward product and solution.

The woman I am having do it is one of my regular employees and knows her way around an airbrush as she used this medium for her art in the past.

From reading and formulating our best strategy for coverage came up with this:
FRONT

Face/neck first head slightly tilted back
Chest area
left arm outstretched, left arm palms up to get under/side of body
repeat right arm
Abs
front of legs (bending slightly at knee when doing that area), leg inverted to get inside thigh area
into feet (pulling away)

BACK

neck
back into waist
outstretch arms to get back of arms
back of left leg
back of right leg

Does this sound good? I know everyone will differ slightly, but I'd like to get a somewhat uniform sequence going.

I am using airbrush vs. HVLP because of noise issues.
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Jeff