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MartinL
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compressors

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I have a aerograph sprite major airbrush that i am happy with but i have had it with expensive cans of air that make my airbrush spit all the time (usually when running out of air) I`ve been looking round the net for a compresor but without any previouse experiance of them its a bit of a minefeild. What i would like to know is what would be a good reliable compressor at a good price.
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les
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Check out Wal-Mart. They have a compressor that is fairly inexpensive with a tank and regulator. You may have to get another finer adjusting regulator and a water trap for it. Mine works great.
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Micro Mark has a compressor with regulator onsale for $195 right now.

Go to http://www.micromark.com
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