Master Airbrush (Pack of 10) TB-009 Empty 3.4-Ounce (100cc) Plastic Jar Bottles with 30° Down Angle Adaptor Lid Assembly - Fits Dual-Action Siphon Feed Airbrushes, Use with Master Badger Paasche Iwata

First bottle I used was to big for the Iwata air brush. Second cap fit. Cleaned with Acetone bottom of bottle discolored. Gasket in cap is a soft absorbent material that is just about impossible to clean all the media out.Last but not least there is a reason Iwata has a raised breathing port, it helps with media splashing out of bottle + you can cap it for storage. I use a water thin media within 2 minutes it was all over my hand, big mess. I am an amateur but I know what works and what does not. I returned product. I suggest you find the original Iwata bottle, I have had ZERO problems with it.

I use a Neo for Iwata, and even though these bottles do fit it and can be used, the size of the bottles alone make it not practical, since the bottle will tend to get in the way of holding the airbrush. I paint a lot of models and train table buildings and don't get me wrong I like being able to hold more paint in the bottle but not at the expense of it getting in the way and being to cumbersome.. The other things I did not really like about this, is the metal feed tube instead of it being plastic and the fact they do not come with any caps to close the bottles off when you are done.

For the price, not bad. However, I had to replace the tubing inside the bottles. The tubing it comes with is not solvent resistant, and I am using enamel paints. The tubing became very soft and rubbery and would disconnect from the cap frequently while in use. I replaced it with some solvent resistant tubing I ordered from McmastrCarr and now they work fine. One other issue... on one of the bottles, the metal spout disconnected from the plastic cap and is now loose. I'll try gluing it, but it isn't the most well designed bottle. I bought them for the price.Update: After using these bottles for a few months, most of the metal sprues have become loose in their caps. On many occasions the clear bottle and plastic cap has simply fallen off the sprue while its connected to the airbrush and I'm spraying, spilling paint all over the floor and my shoes. As a temporary fix I have to tape the bottle to the air hose whenever in use to prevent it from falling, but I will have to replace all 20 bottles I purchased and definitely won't be purchasing these again.

This is the third time we have purchased this item and we are consistently happy with it. The bottles arrive in a bubble wrap bag-like contained and they're always in great condition. We use these with our badger airbrush and man do we use the heck out of these things. We airbrush a lot of wood paintings and we will use a ton of one color and then switch to four or five different color for a piece and these really hold up. It seems like common sense, but I do want to mention that after you are done with these, you absolutely want to rinse out the bottles and run water through the tubes. You can get a lot of good re-use out of these bottles if you keep up with that. They won't stay absolutely pristine, but I imagine if you have any experience with airbrushes at all, there isn't much that does stay paint-free completely. I want to mention that we generally use Spetra Tex acrylic airbrush paint as our go-to. A weird side-note: I have left a few bottles outside for a day or two in the sun and if I have any black paint left in the bottle, the bottle tends to.. shrivel up a bit. I haven't noticed this happen with any other colors and I can't help but think it may be the black heating up a bit more than the other colors but who knows. Even after that, the bottle still works and I've had bottles that I can use that have had paint sitting in them for a few days. They're a bit hard to clean so I don't recommend really trying unless you absolutely have to, but if you forgot to clean your bottle since its last use, blow some air through the tube and see if it's still clear. It probably will be.

I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of these bottles. The body is a heavy and rigid plastic so there is little risk of breakage. The lid attaches securely and has a rubber gasket and breather hole. The connection is chrome metal and not plastic, and it fits securely in my Paasche airbrush. Perfect for the leather dyes I use with there larger capacity. Wish I had gotten these a long time ago.

Great construction, material is thick and bottle is big for big projects. Color changing is fast and easy. I have bought bottles like these in the past but not this good and cheap.

Nice bottles, feel well made. I was really surprised at the quality for the price.***UPDATE... I have used these now and they work great on Iwata and Paasche siphon feed airbrushes. Durable and not too bad in your hands while painting...even 3/4 full. Need one more set now.

Great for big projects loved these a lot only thing is with certain guns may be awkward to hold but other than that quality was good price was good and product was good