Why wouldn't I drain it at the end of use? The tank could explode from the pressure. Your might as well ask me if I will take it back in doors after use. Yes, I will put it back inside in case somebody grabs it, or rain ruins it. That would really p*ss me off in the middle of a multi-week panel job.
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Thtas good, it wont mix with the paint then.
Yes it will
Yes it will
turning down materials feed wont reduce oranger peel
Runs off small (25lt etc.) 4.2-6CFM compressor.
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It depends on your luck. Maybe your compressor was designed to give you water because the merchant wanted to sell more, or there was a maintenance contract? Mine is made in the PRC. I have had great luck with china products. My chances are 50/50. It's really a made in china product and not a china product. I remain hopeful until proven otherwise.
does air contain water vapour?
Doesn't say it can't run off of a 6l tank.
No. My car ac removes water. It's very drying for my eyes.
How many weeks do you intend spending on a panel?
If it even exists, it'll have rotted through before it's done.
Depending on runs and mistakes. Sanding back and redo takes time. It depends on wind, humidity, temperature, bug conditions. It will take as long as it takes.
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You are the troller. Why do you need proof? I have already indicated what tools I will be using. Are you trying to do copy-buy and copy-paint? I am experimenting and copying isn't useful. The whole thing might fail from unanticipated factors. The plus side is my projects often succeed. This is the stat I rely on when taking risks.