labman98 said: (quoted from post at 15:45:10 10/09/08) I forgot to add that it is a must to use a dry in-line before your paint gun. This will trap any moisture coming thru the air line.
Good call! I've gotten so paranoid about water that last time I painted I had something like a 10 feet of black pipe making a J trap out of the tank, then a separator, then 50 of 1/2" hose (more for convenience than heat transfer), another separator and (IIRC some black pipe between) a coalescing, small hose, then a desicant right at the gun. :oops:
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