Post by hardlec on Aug 7, 2016 21:00:34 GMT
For quite a while I have been able to use spray cans to do "Basic" painting. I could take prepped models out, Spray them with a can outdoors, let them dry, then bring the dry parts in for assembly and detail painting.
Lately the weather (daily rain and high wind) has made outdoor painting a no-go. I have located my airbrushes and will be using them.
When I used my airbrush I had a shed with electricity. I had a big air compressor and no worries about noise.
Now I need to work in my den. I can't get my big compressor in the house.
I am looking for reccomendations on getting an air compressor for in-house airbrush use for low cost.
Lately the weather (daily rain and high wind) has made outdoor painting a no-go. I have located my airbrushes and will be using them.
When I used my airbrush I had a shed with electricity. I had a big air compressor and no worries about noise.
Now I need to work in my den. I can't get my big compressor in the house.
I am looking for reccomendations on getting an air compressor for in-house airbrush use for low cost.
