PANCAKE AIR COMPRESSOR: CAN IT BE USED FOR A SPRAY GUN?
for paint application? we only got the pancake compressor – i’m googling the specs since the supply is during the worksite… it’s the 150 max psi – 6 gallons
it came in the combo pack with the contingent of spike guns… porter-cable combo thing
I’m wondering if we can only buy an air sprayer for paint as well as offshoot it up to that – is that competent psi for paint application? the thing does have an tractable psi bladder or whatever though i’m wondering if the energy cycling of the pancake sort compressor will wonk up the even-ness of paint application
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thanks~!
after celebration of the mass the initial reply (which is appreciated) let me additionally supplement – this sprayer would be used for we do the rsther than tiny pursuit during the time – spraying the built-in cupboard i’m adding, for instance
this won’t be used for any LARGE aspect during any since time – only for a little we know, interior latex sort paint focus on, say, 6 sq ft aspect max
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3:34 am on November 25th, 2009
Spray paint demands a huge reservoir. A 6-gallon tank isn’t going to have the reserve I’m afraid and will pulsate the flow coming out of a spray gun. The spray guns I have used had a 5,000 gallon tank with a 220 volt compressor on top.
1:28 am on November 27th, 2009
the so called blessed is right that your tank is too small,,, but come on!!! 5,000 gallon tanks,,, that is total b-ll s-it !! all you need is 60-80 gallon tanks to run any tool today unless you are working industry like painting cars at ford motor company!!!!
I use a 20 gallon tank in my shop and that is for small application
only,, that would be the least I’d use …
3:22 pm on November 29th, 2009
I have a pan cake compressor and i use it around the house for small jobs spraying.You will have to go slow and let it build up pressure every so often but you can.For small jobs like that mostly i use spray can paint,stains,anything like that.Mine come out like a pro.Try it it’s not that much more work.