Hi /art/fags,

An artfag stencil wannabe comes to you with some questions, and would be very appreciative if you could help him out.

I want to get into stenciling, airbrushing small stencils (likely no bigger than 6" x 3") onto plastic (both gloss and matte). As such there is a list of things I need, but I'm clueless in this are so looking for any advice you can offer. It's going to be logos, text, geometric patterns, no more than 3 colours at first I'd think.

Since the target material is plastic, google tells me enamel paint is the obvious choice - probably Humbrol since it's so readily available. I'm open to alternative suggestions though.

Things I own already:
- Acetate
- Printer that can print onto acetate
- Scalpel
- Cutting mat
- Masking tape :D
- Spray-on polyurethane varnish (I believe this is the right stuff - it might not be at all)

Things I figure I need:
- Airbrush ( http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_storeId_10001_catalogId_10151_categoryId_165492_productId_205097_langId_-1 Is this shit or ok? Any use for the sort-of delicate work I'll be doing?)
- More jars ( https://airbrushes.com/index.php?cPath=1_9_52_54&osCsid=d6289dffa175d59a89c653dd506293c1 -- Which one of these would fit the airbrush above - HELP. )
- More propellant ( https://airbrushes.com/product_info.php?products_id=1214&osCsid=d6289dffa175d59a89c653dd506293c1 -- I assume this would fit ok? )
- Some sort of primer. I have no idea here. I guess matte plastic would need different primer to glossy. Any help appreciated.
- Will I need thinners?

Any advice is welcome, I'm trying to do this on budget (so a compressor is out) - anything about £60 to get up and running with a brush, a few tins of paint, a few spare jars, and some spare propellant will do.

Thankyou

_{Most of what I've learned so far has come from http://www.doubleogauge.com/journal/enamelpaint.htm -- some it perhaps might not be the relevant. If anyone cares to critique his advice it would be appreciated.}