In this video, we’re talking about a really practical way to make your Harder & Steenbeck airbrush feel more “premium” without dropping $500+ on the 2024 Infinity CR Plus. H&S finally made the new Infinity 2024 design cap and titanium nozzle setup available as separate parts, and that’s a big deal because you can now slam the nozzle, air cap, and matching needle into an Evolution or older Infinity and get a serious upgrade where it actually counts—right where the air and paint mix and come out. We also go over a few other Infinity 2024 parts you can now buy separately, like the micro/mini cup (great for training yourself not to overfill and keeping paint fresher) plus the newer trigger and the gold spring. The trigger is bigger and more comfortable—especially if you’ve got bigger fingers or you’re doing long sessions and don’t want fingertip fatigue. And the spring is a cheap little refresh that can bring back that snappy feel after years of heavy use. Bottom line: if you’ve already got an Evo or older Infinity in good shape, these upgrades make a ton of sense; if you’re on an Ultra and want “better,” I’d usually tell you to consider stepping up to a better airbrush instead of trying to turn the Ultra into something it’s not.