Compressor recommendation
 

So I bought a real good airbrush and I need a recommendation for a compressor. I have a Porta-Cable pancake that generates 125 PSI.

Problem is I'm always using it with nail guns, pumping up tractor tires, impact wrenches, etc. Besides it's noisy. I need a small compressor for spray painting detail on plugs.

Recommendations from the plug building sharpies, of which I am NOT?

I've done this also for a few years. I am planning on getting a harbor freight airbrush compressor

Airbrush Compressor Kit

Thanks man, gonna order it today! I'll just buy the compressor as I have all the other stuff.

The small airbrush compressors work fine, and while not as noisy as your PC (I've got the same one) since they don't have a tank they're always on/off/on/off.

Might be obvious but make sure you use a decent regulator.

-spence

Thanks Spence, hadn't considered that.

BTW, how are the kids?

Doing well. Going to head out soon and try to get a good picture for my parents xmas card.

-spence

All the airbrush stuff I did was more fine art...but I'd think even for plugs you'd want to be able to dial the flow precisely.

-spence

using that will be like bringing a knife to a gun fight....takes more steady air flow then you think even for just detailing...I bet it's oilless too...meaning it'll die an early death as many of them do....having the air come into the air gun in short bursts will only make a mess of what your spraying.....stick with your pc......or better yet look on the RI cl..there's plenty of dual tank's for a 125. or under almost new if you need one or an extra...you'll be glad you did in the long haul.

just use the one you have
nothing wrong with that
add a water separator and put in in another room, close the door using a longer hose, have a regulator nearby where you spray. simple

Thanks Guys. Appreciate the feedback

makita mac 700, quiet. i love this thing for airbrushing and other light comp needs.
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