Mike, yes,...the results from a gun will be far better than from a rattle can,...rattle can paints use propellants to get the material out of the can,...those propellants are mixed with the paint, strike one, you can not control the volume coming out of a rattle can, strike two, .....you can not control the pressure coming out of a rattle can,....strike three,......practice with your Iwata, play with the reductions, the pressures and the volume you’ll notice the finishes will be dramatically different from a gun vs a can,....the biggest advantage of an airbrush in this hobby to me is the ability to apply a pin point amount of paint in the smallest area,....you ain’t doing that with a rattle can ,....at least not with out a lot of back masking,...😉
Pat
