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26th January 2010, 20:10
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Air Brush
When using an air brush, which is better in your opinion, a compressor or canned air? Also if you choose a compressor, which is the best price and end result wise?
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26th January 2010, 20:28
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I would go for canned air- less fiddly. The compressors will make a horrible little noise which is offputting with the high concentration weathering etc.
Here is a link for the compressors: http://aircompressors.co.uk/ If you need to air brush regularly then a compressor will last longer and be cheaper in the long term. Hope this helps.
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26th January 2010, 21:02
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Hi Syd
Like SFE says a compressor if you are going to a lot but if not a can is a better option. I have used both and get very good results. I bought my airbrush i a market not the best but it does what is asked of it. ccmmick.
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27th January 2010, 09:57
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Compressor every time as far as I am concerned. Much cheaper in the long run. You can vary the pressure which can be useful for a softer spray and some airbrushes
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27th January 2010, 20:55
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Thankks for the views on compressors v canned air guys. What is the compressor tank made from and are there any problems with water build up in the tank? Is there any corrosion inside the tank due to the water that a compressor creates?
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27th January 2010, 20:59
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There used to be a car brake bleed kit that used the air pressure from a spare wheel to make it work.
Could you not adapt that idea for an air brush ?
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27th January 2010, 21:01
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that is a good idea pre65
daniel
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27th January 2010, 21:12
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