Compressor question

[patoffspyder]

Hi guys!

I am looking to buy a compressor. There is this one who is not very expensive and I wonder if it's good.

http://www.canadiantire.ca/assortmen...=1131210216922

What do you think about this? 65$ Can, is it too expensive for what it's worth? Is it enough?

Thanks a lot!

[Vric]

65$ Can ? it's a steal.. Go for it.

[freakray]

Linky no Worky.

Most compressors will be fine, just be sure to add a pressure regulator and moisture trap.

[patoffspyder]

Thanks a lot for the fast answer.
Link is working from here, strange...

Thanks, I will buy it. I will try to find the moisture trap and the regulator too.

Jobmate 3-gallon Oil-less Compressor
* 25' recoil hose
* Comes with 5-piece accessory kit
* Ideal for inflation
* 125 max PSI
* 1-year manufacturer's warranty

[SteveK2003]

I like the Paasche combo moisture trap & regulator: The gauge only goes to 60psi, so it's easier to get a more exact reading between say 12 and 15psi.

[Vric]

The Compressor come with a regulator, you only need a moisture trap (and you might not even need one, it depend how much humidity you have where you live)

I just come back from CT near me, and this compressor was 134$, so look like it's a web only deal.

Go for it, it's a great one (better than the one I have )

Edit: The link don't work for others because you need a Canadian Postal code to see it. Here is a picture for those that can't see it:

[freakray]

That compressor looks great, comes with just about everything needed, as Eric said.

You can't lose by getting it.

[patoffspyder]

Thanks a lot for your help guys, gonna buy it tomorrow. After that, I will need to get an airbrush ;-)

I still don't know which airbrush to buy, I want a gravity feed one and I don't know if I need a dual action one or a single action. And which brand... This is complicated :P

And it's not a web deal, I want to Canadian tire this morning and was 65$ :-)

Thanks again, you guys help me a lot!