Took 3 weeks to get order They have no stock - they ship directly from the manufacturer. The website says 1-5 days, but I finally got my tracking number and it does not deliver until next week - 3 weeks from ordering. Do yourself a favor and get form Amazon - you will get the item in 2 days if you have Prime.

I absolutely LOVE Chicago Airbrush Supply The shipping is always on time. All products come exactly how the are described. Their customer service is top notch. I have only had one problem and it was resolved instantly. I always order all of my airbrush needs through them and probably always will. Thanks for being awesome Chicago Airbrush Supply.

From Expirience Well there isn't much to say About Chicago Airbrush Supply except AWESOME,OUTSTANDING,SECOND TO NONE,EXCELLENT,PROFESSIONAL!. I have had so many questions and they helped me answer everyone.They tell you the truth unlike companies that just want to sell you things.My only regret is that i didn't find them sooner.I could have saved a lot of time and money.Companies should use these guys as a template for how to do things.Oh and i would have given them 20 stars but 5 was the limit.If you are serious about Airbrushing and supplies, this is your place.

Is this company "terminal?"... I have had very good experiences w/Chicago Airbrush Supply in the past. The only odd thing was getting follow-up email, etc., from companies w/another name "Awakening Avatar Enterprises," for instance. But the orders always came through, no problems. Now, apparently, they're in major trouble? My last order has been delayed--no action for over a week-- and I've had sketchy support response on it. I had ordered paints manufactured by Createx Colors. I was called by Createx, told they're not being paid for orders from Chicago Airbrush. They've been advising customers to attempt a refund/chargeback from CAB and to buy Createx paint from other suppliers.

Good variety but item descriptions need more detail I was looking for quick disconnects for my Badger and Harbor Freight air brushes. Chicago had a great variety but even the service guys could not answer critical questions about thread size, diameters, hoses, etc. I'll cut them some slack blaming the manufacturer's not providing the information. There has to be someone ready to take up the view from the consumer who is caught in the middle ordering something we may or may not know will fit. Despite this frustration, I ended with a positive experience. It also speaks to the saying buy everything from one brand, but how is a novice to know that and what professional uses just one brush? Details, details, details please will increase sales.