I have an older Paasch single action that works great hooked up to a 50psi compressor. I can change tips (#1 for thinned lacquers, #3 for acrylics), and supply paint from the cup or a jar. (Although cup gravity feed has produced best results) Great for painting jigheads with 100% coverage and no runs. My old Badger single action handled lacquers pretty well, but without option for larger tips, it won't handle acrylics. Acrylics are great for bait painting, especially the Createx fluorescents. Thin with 50/50 water and Pledge tile and vinyl finish (which is just clear acrylic). Do a quick heat-set on each coat of paint with a small hair dryer. Lay down a thin protective coat with Pledge. Top off with a few light coats of clear gloss lacquer. Whatever airbrush you get, make sure you can get different tips and cup/jar option, or you'll kick yourself later!