6 Alligator Clip Spray Booth Holder – Flexible Rods & Magnetic Base for Model Parts(AB-400P2)

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Holds small parts at any angle while you spray, keeping both hands free for the...

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Holds small parts at any angle while you spray, keeping both hands free for the airbrush. Ideal inside a hobby spray booth for wheels, hatches, small armor pieces, and miniature parts, it delivers faster, easier, repeatable, professional results with even coverage and no fingerprints.

Six alligator clips sit on adjustable flexible rods that bend and stay in any position, so each part faces the spray from its best angle. Every clip is removable and repositionable, letting you set up a few clips or a full batch and swap parts quickly between coats.

The strong magnetic base locks the stand onto any steel surface, from the spray booth floor to a metal workbench, and shifts wherever you need it next. Simple, sturdy construction shrugs off paint buildup and years of repeat use.

FAQ

1. Question: The base is magnetic—what surfaces does it stick to?

Answer: The base grips any ferromagnetic steel surface, including spray booth floors, steel workbenches, metal shelving, and steel plates. On wood, plastic, or glass benches it will not hold magnetically; the simple fix is to lay any flat steel sheet or baking tray on the bench first and mount the stand on that, which also keeps paint overspray off the bench top.

2. Question: What size parts can the clips hold?

Answer: The alligator clips are sized for small to medium hobby parts—wheels, hatches, weapons, small armor panels, miniature figures, and similar components. The clamp tension holds parts firmly enough to survive trigger pressure from a few centimeters away without slipping, so you can spray from any direction without the part twisting.

3. Question: Can I remove individual clips, or use only some of them?

Answer: Yes. Every clip is removable and repositionable on the base, so you can run a single clip for one delicate part or all six for a full batch. This also makes cleanup easy: pull the clips off before the paint dries hard, and any that get heavily coated can be swapped out while the rest stay in service.

4. Question: Do the flexible rods hold their position, or do they sag once adjusted?

Answer: Bend a rod to the angle you want and it stays there, even with a part clamped on the end. That rigidity is what makes the stand repeatable—once you find the best spraying angle for a part, mark the bend shape by feel and future parts land in the same position for consistent coverage across a whole batch.