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Airbrush Compressors?
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12-07-2008 02:02PM#1hello, all. was wondering if anyone knows anything about airbrush compressors, are there different types for different airbrushes? are they mentally expensive? i know sweet f-all about the medium, my dads is brokewn and wanted to get him a new one for his birthday (which is today, so im guessing im pooched:o) i'm told o'sullivan graphics on camden st does em, can anyone help? save me venturing into town on a sat?
much appreciated
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who's yer one? wrote: »hello, all. was wondering if anyone knows anything about airbrush compressors, are there different types for different airbrushes? are they mentally expensive? i know sweet f-all about the medium, my dads is brokewn and wanted to get him a new one for his birthday (which is today, so im guessing im pooched:o) i'm told o'sullivan graphics on camden st does em, can anyone help? save me venturing into town on a sat?
much appreciated
xxx
Depends on what he's using it for. Tank size is important if it's going to be running for hours at a time. Silent/not silent will be imporant if you're in a residential area with no soundproofing.
Place called (I think) Mark's model's on Poolbeg Street. That may be a help if he's using it for smaller stuff. Kennedy's ion Harcourt Street also sell them. Don;t see it saving you a trip into town - sorry!
Cost varies: anything from about 100 to 500, but you can pick them up second-hand.Everything I don't like is either woke or fascist - possibly both - pick one.
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