Originally Posted by
Ol Danl
Okay, so the other guy at HF said that little disposable filter at the spraygun was all you need -- and I'm tending to think you should probably have a better water trap, and then use the little disposable filter. Are you guys saying the disposable filter by itself is adequate? Can the air be too dry?
It is quite adequate if it isnt 80/90% humidity. First, be sure your little air tank is purged of water. There should be a petcock on the bottom of the tank to drain it by blowing the compressed air out. Then put the filter on and spray! I shot the paint on my restored '55 chev doing this. No water drops anywhere. Your project is a bit smaller in scope and size.