1MechEng wrote:Even at 100 psi, the air temperature will get quite warm.
I would run 125psi out of the compressor. Then I would reduce the air pressure at the regulator you should have on wall of the booth to 40-50 psi. Then, I would use the little valve on the air pressure gage before the gun to regulate down to the recommended gun psi (around 20-30 psi, depending on the spray gun).
Thanks, this is going to be in my garage at home. I've read some people have ran two 30' ft hoses, the first one coiled into a bucket with it coming out of the bottom of the bucket to a T, with a drip leg and then to another 30ft hose for the actual hose to run the gun. Is this something that I should consider? Also I would have after the T my filter dryer, and then regulator, and then hose to gun and gun regulator. Bucket full of ice?