Filter/Seperator

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Collin

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I am looking to purchase an inline filter/seperator for my air compressor at the shop. We are getting too much moisture through the lines and are afraid we are going to spray some oil on our primer. I am looking at Eastwood right now as I have had nothing but good things to say about their products so far. There are many different versions to choose from. Do you guys use any now on your compressors? Any recommendations?
 
Collin said:
I am looking to purchase an inline filter/seperator for my air compressor at the shop. We are getting too much moisture through the lines and are afraid we are going to spray some oil on our primer. I am looking at Eastwood right now as I have had nothing but good things to say about their products so far. There are many different versions to choose from. Do you guys use any now on your compressors? Any recommendations?
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I picked one up at NAPA that seems to work well. Think it was about $50 after getting the fittings
 
moparchris said:
I used one from Eastwoods. Nothing works better than draining the tank daily.
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I wonder if anyone (aside from a commercial shop) actually does that...? I'm lucky if I remember to do it every few months... :leave:

:jester:
 
Lately with the heat and humidity we drain it Everytime we are about to work, just looking for a little extra to ensure a nice finish
 
ACME A12 said:
moparchris said:
I used one from Eastwoods. Nothing works better than draining the tank daily.
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I wonder if anyone (aside from a commercial shop) actually does that...? I'm lucky if I remember to do it every few months... :leave:

:jester:
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When I paint I open the drain a touch to get all the condensation out and keep it out. Its quite a problem with all the humidity here and all :basketcase:
 
Collin said:
Lately with the heat and humidity we drain it Everytime we are about to work, just looking for a little extra to ensure a nice finish
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wait for the perfect day.....like today
 
ACME A12 said:
moparchris said:
I used one from Eastwoods. Nothing works better than draining the tank daily.
Click to expand...

I wonder if anyone (aside from a commercial shop) actually does that...? I'm lucky if I remember to do it every few months... :leave:

:jester:
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Probably none, but if I dont I get water outta my tools. Total Pisser. :brickwall:
 
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