Sans the airbrush (one thing at a time here, I really don't need a replacement one right now as I'm not doing anything that requires airbrushing).
My compressor is a 100 psi Campbell Hausfield with a 1 gallon tank. I got a regulator, a quick connect kit and filter.
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Did I get everything I needed? I'm asking because though the peg said it was "Quick Connect" kit at the Home depot the package does not. And though it doesn't specifically say that it is a moisture trap, the filter says it traps water on the back.
Thanks.
We'll get into airbrushes and adapters another time.
-Shawn
OK... I think I've got everything I need for my compressor
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- Jonas Calhoun
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That's exactly what you need.
Notice on both of those parts, you'll see an arrow for air flow direction--pay attention to it.
Also, I've got my air source going into the filter first, then the regulator, then the airbrush. I read somewhere that's the way to do it. Make sure you use teflon tape...
Dan
Notice on both of those parts, you'll see an arrow for air flow direction--pay attention to it.
Also, I've got my air source going into the filter first, then the regulator, then the airbrush. I read somewhere that's the way to do it. Make sure you use teflon tape...
Dan
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Got plenty of teflon tape for the various plumbing projects I've done.Jonas Calhoun wrote:That's exactly what you need.
Notice on both of those parts, you'll see an arrow for air flow direction--pay attention to it.
Also, I've got my air source going into the filter first, then the regulator, then the airbrush. I read somewhere that's the way to do it. Make sure you use teflon tape...
Dan
Thanks for the tips!
-Shawn