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Eric Roach · 02-03-2010, 06:27 PM

I have a 135 PSI compressor in my unheated garage. I ran a line from it through the wall into my woodshop in the basement. If I were to use this for air-brushing (assuming I controlled the tank pressure and installed a water trap), would it be a problem that the air was so cold? Would I have to have a secondary pressure tank in the shop to allow the air to be closer to room temp' before spraying?

02-03-2010, 06:27 PM	#1
Eric Roach Big E Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Seabrook, NH Posts: 681	Temperature of air coming through airbrush I have a 135 PSI compressor in my unheated garage. I ran a line from it through the wall into my woodshop in the basement. If I were to use this for air-brushing (assuming I controlled the tank pressure and installed a water trap), would it be a problem that the air was so cold? Would I have to have a secondary pressure tank in the shop to allow the air to be closer to room temp' before spraying?