Gaahleri Products Test Log – Part 1

First Look / Inventory Log

Gaahleri reached out and sent a parcel for evaluation. I’m documenting this as a proper shop-level test log — step by step, from arrival to final conclusion. Any decision regarding stocking or collaboration will only be made after hands-on testing is completed.

This Part 1 article serves purely as a first look and inventory record. No spraying or functional testing has been carried out at this stage.

Prior to opening the parcel, I did not have detailed information about what was being sent, other than that it would include airbrushes and acrylic paints.

Shipping Background

The parcel was originally sent from China in early December 2025. Due to customs-related issues on their side, it went back and forth several times — returned to headquarters, resent, returned again, and resent once more. The multiple shipping labels on the box reflect that process.

By the time it reached me, it was already the end of January 2026. I’ll schedule the testing after the Chinese New Year holidays.

Despite the long and complicated journey, everything inside arrived in good condition. The items were packed securely and neatly.

Items Received

Airbrushes (2 Units)

• Mobius 0.2mm Airbrush – Premier Series
• Swallowtail Barbatos Rex Ver. – Collab Series (ACE series)

Kaleido Colorworks Acrylic Paints (20ml)

A mixture of primary, mecha, auto, and metallic colors:

Standard Colors

• K023 Sky Blue Gloss (Primary)
• K107 Hibiscus Purple Gloss (Mecha)
• K118 Desert Rose Gloss (Mecha)
• K123 Sunset Orange Gloss (Mecha)
• K308 Metallic Oak Green Gloss (Auto)
• K316 Graphite Gray Gloss (Auto)

Metal Series

• KM002 Gun Metal Gloss
• KM004 Titanium Alloy Gloss
• KM008 Red Copper Gloss
• KM010 Scorched Gold Gloss
• KM011 Champagne Gold Gloss
• KM012 Flashy Gold Gloss

Initial Notes

No dedicated airbrush thinner was included in the parcel. At this stage, I’m not sure whether that will affect the paint testing process.

According to information provided by Gaahleri, the paints are described as ready to spray. This will be verified during the testing phase.

This article only documents what was received. The next phase will focus on testing the airbrushes independently, followed by a separate evaluation of the paints.

The next phase will begin with testing the 0.2mm airbrush, focusing on trigger response, fine line control, and spray stability.

Further observations will be recorded in Part 2.

— Ah Chong