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Old 01-28-2007   #1 (permalink)
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Default Good Compressors

Does anybody know where i can get a good aircompressor? I got a Whirlwind 2, but it has only about 20 psi. Do you think a heavy-duty aircompressor from lowes or home depot will fit? (i live in philla PA.)
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Default Re: Good Compressors

if noise is not a problem for you, go for one of the ones at lowes/home depot/etc - go as large as you can afford.

if noise IS a factor then you will want to look elsewhere for a compressor

whatever you end up with,you will need to have a regulator to control the amount of air going to your airbrush, and a good moisture trap is highly recommended.
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