do you need a special air compressor for a airbrush kit. if i bought a air brush kit would i be able to connect it to a standard household air compressor please provide a source

where can i buy an air compressor from in theuk that has the standard plug to power it rather than a cigarette lighter in a car?
thanx

I want to run an air Compressor out of my truck but i dont want to have to buy the expensive gas powered ones. and the standard 12v air Compressor dont have the output i need for the job, being pneumatic tools and what not…

I want to learn to airbrush and I wanted to know what kind of airbrush I should buy. I want to use it for decorating and childrens temporary tattoos. I’m pretty sure that I want a double action. I’m not sure on the painting feeding, do I want a gravity feed or a siphon feed, if so do I want to use the color cups(If gracity feed) or bottles? I will be changing colors frequently so I want something that can change colors quickly. What accessories will I need, as in what size heads, I know I will need the smaller ones but I don’t want to buy a big one that makes a huge line. Do I go ahead and buy an air compressor or do I use those air compressed cans. Also I would like to know what brand of airbursh you would suggest. Thanks already!

Thinking of buying a air compressor to run air guns like roofing nailers or framing nailers. Wondering if anyone had any ideas?

we bought a 3.5 hp compressor and we want the air compressor to work through the gas generator which generator can pull this type of job?
the air compressor has 220 volt. what will be the best type and kind of generator that can pull this kind of job with out working to hard?

It seems easy enough, but I’m not an electrician or a heat/air guy. Although the fuse still fits in the slots, the left side of the fuse appears a little melted, including the plastic slot it fits into.

The outside compressor is not working, but the furnace inside is and has no trouble blowing air, it’s just not cold!

And if this is the solution, where do I go to buy one (on Sunday no less, and tomorrow is Labor Day!)

I’ve got this old air compressor, I’ve checked it over and cannot find any specs on it. All writing is worn off, but it still runs great. It’s got about an 80 gallon tank, but I need to find out what cfm it puts out, is there any way to do that? Is there a cheap guage I can buy?

Hi there! I have necessity to purchase an air compressor. Their market is too far. Please give me the information where I can buy it on-line. I’m looking forward to your suggestions.

I am interested in buying a Ridgid brand air compressor> Ridgid Model # OF45150; and a Hitachi brand roofing nailer> Hitachi Model # NV45AB2. The compressor seems to have more than enough power to do what I want (To power two nail guns at once) BUT, most nailers have a 3/8 inch air inlet. The Ridgid brand air compressor is fitted with 2 Universal Push Style Quick Couplers that accepts both ¼” industrial and automotive plugs. My question, might sound stupid but, can I change out the 1/4 couplers to 3/8 couplers that will fit the nail gun hoses? Will that effect the performance of the compressor? Or do they sell a 1/4 to 3/8 inch adapter that will work?? Or are the two units incompatible?? If you are knowledgable about this please help. THANKS