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[Barking Mat]

Yep combined water trap and reg.

Not sure what you mean by air filter post tank no such thing unless I'm missing something.

@JOEPRO

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All much of a muchness, air filter, water drain...

 

[mark328]

Sorry yes, I just sent that to show 'air filter'. I can see now that the air filter is aka water trap

 

[mark328]

Thanks everyone for your help, it really is appreciated, hopefully in a few months I can answer questions to pay it forward.

 

[AVI_8]

Pardon our interruption...

does all of the above and includes a regulator

 

[mark328]

Pardon our interruption...

does all of the above and includes a regulator

Great, but as my set up will be 'mobile' i.e. Will have to pull the comp out of the garage and up the long driveway I think I need inline and as light as possible to go at end of hose?

 

[Barking Mat]

Thanks everyone for your help, it really is appreciated, hopefully in a few months I can answer questions to pay it forward.

No worries,

When you break into a new world of technical intricacies, nothing is simple or straightforward, there's a lot of technical twaddle, asking questions is the way to learn.

Great, but as my set up will be 'mobile' i.e. Will have to pull the comp out of the garage and up the long driveway I think I need inline and as light as possible to go at end of hose?

Paint spraying outside ?

Spraying what?

 

[mark328]

No worries,

When you break into a new world of technical intricacies, nothing is simple or straightforward, there's a lot of technical twaddle, asking questions is the way to learn.

Paint spraying outside ?

Spraying what?

Odd set of alloys, smart repairs etc

 

[AVI_8]

What about something like joe showed on post 29, you’ll find out the hard way if you don’t stop moisture, those little water separators at the end of the line are not as effective, smart repair of full panels water in the paint will spoil your day.

 

[mark328]

*goes back to post #29#

 

[Barking Mat]

Odd set of alloys, smart repairs etc

Well, you can spray outside, with no wind, hoping crap won't land on your stuff, whilst it's drying, but it's not ideal.

 

[mtt.tr]

just use the pcl ones then. they cover most air tools using a decent 10mm bore pipe, i use these on some of mine

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No anti whip wire!!!!

 

[brightspark]

No anti whip wire!!!!

nupe cant be uncoupled under pressure and c couplings double twist lock

 

[mark328]

What about something like joe showed on post 29, you’ll find out the hard way if you don’t stop moisture, those little water separators at the end of the line are not as effective, smart repair of full panels water in the paint will spoil your day.

Ah right, so more effective yes? What distance from the gun then? Just enough to give the mobility of using the gun I suppose?

Well, you can spray outside, with no wind, hoping crap won't land on your stuff, whilst it's drying, but it's not ideal.

Oh I no, fully understand, I suppose a gazebo sort of thing would help. I imagine mobile smart repairers manage somehow?

 

[Barking Mat]

A tent / gazebo would be ideal, PPE, and some extraction.

I'll post a photo of our neighbours spray tent*, next time I'm at work.

*It's not really a tent.

 

[AVI_8]

Ah right, so more effective yes? What distance from the gun then? Just enough to give the mobility of using the gun I suppose?

Yes
You are aware of isocyanates? And the necessary PPE required

 

[mark328]

Yes
You are aware of isocyanates? And the necessary PPE required

Oh yeah, all good. I've done bodywork, painting before, just not with a spray gun (aerosol)

 

[mark328]

I'm sticking with 1k aswell.

 

[brightspark]

its a connector post

 

[mark328]

I know, Jesus, going off on a tangent now

 

[mark328]

And it's my bed time so I bid you all good night