RichardH
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I have a want/need for a compressor that meets my way of airbrushing. As of now I have a super silent 20 and a california air compressor.
The way I paint is I like to keep the air flowing and just pull back for paint most of the time.
With my age and finger, I like doing it this way. I can control the paint flow better this way than pushing down on the trigger and then pump back for paint flow. I either get too much or not enough paint flow.
I normally paint very early in the mornings cause my wife is not up yet and I need to be quiet when airbrushing. The Silent air works great for the noise but it constantly turns on and off to keep the tank filled. That isn't a problem keeping the tank filled but also wondering what is the pressure from full tank to when it needs filling back up. I can't tell using it that it makes a difference in pressure from full to when it needs filling back up but that is the way I am comfortable painting.
After she gets up, I can use the California air but it is a lot noisier but not a problem when she is up.
I've been looking at the cordless compressors and just wondering if anyone has used them.
Spraygunner has a few in stock with a brush. Not sure what is going on with them cause they are out of stock on most things.
Or maybe just get a tankless compressor if it is pretty quiet when running.?????
Any help in deciding which way to go would be helpful.
Hope I have explained well enough on how I use it.
Richard
The way I paint is I like to keep the air flowing and just pull back for paint most of the time.
With my age and finger, I like doing it this way. I can control the paint flow better this way than pushing down on the trigger and then pump back for paint flow. I either get too much or not enough paint flow.
I normally paint very early in the mornings cause my wife is not up yet and I need to be quiet when airbrushing. The Silent air works great for the noise but it constantly turns on and off to keep the tank filled. That isn't a problem keeping the tank filled but also wondering what is the pressure from full tank to when it needs filling back up. I can't tell using it that it makes a difference in pressure from full to when it needs filling back up but that is the way I am comfortable painting.
After she gets up, I can use the California air but it is a lot noisier but not a problem when she is up.
I've been looking at the cordless compressors and just wondering if anyone has used them.
Spraygunner has a few in stock with a brush. Not sure what is going on with them cause they are out of stock on most things.
Or maybe just get a tankless compressor if it is pretty quiet when running.?????
Any help in deciding which way to go would be helpful.
Hope I have explained well enough on how I use it.
Richard